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SALE NO. 265

AFFORDAB LE ART JEWELLER Y & DECORAT IVE ARTS 2-4 NOVEMBER 2004

PAGES

5.34

AFFORDABLE ART DAY ONE TUESDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2004 at 6PM

New Zea land and Foreign Paintings, Prints, Sculpture & Photography PAGE 35

HARLEQUIN SALE OF JEWELLERY DAY TWO WEDNESDAY 3 NOVEMBER at 5PM

Affordable & Estate Jewellery, Unredeemed Pawn Pledges, Watches Accoutrements & Fine Jewe ll ery PAGES

36-83

DECORATIVE ARTS DAY THREE THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER at 4PM

A Cabinet of Curiosities, Artifacts, Applied and Decorative Arts, Antiques and Furniture

VIEWING TIMES FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

29 OCTOBER 31 OCTOBER 1 NOVEMBER 2 NOVEMBER

WEDNESDAY

3 NOVEMBER

THURSDAY

4 NOVEMBER

9.00am 11.00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am -

5.30pm 3.00pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 4.00pm

Viewing until 12 noon only on days of sales

BUYER'S PREMIUM Buyers sha ll pay to Webb's a buyer's premium of ten percent of the hammer price plus g.s.t on the premium . The sale is subject to the Conditions of Business printed elsewhere in this cata logue. Illustrated front cover: 22, 1286, 134, Two items from Jewellery offering,

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106, 714, 108

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Peter Webb Galleries Ltd

18 Manukau Rd, Newmarket PO Box 99251 , Auckland, New Zealand ph 09 524 6804 fax 09 524 7048 auctions@webbs.co.nz www.webbs.co.nz

A GUIDE FOR BUYERS Webb's have set out the following information for the benefit of first time buyers and those who are unfamiliar with auction procedures . Important note: Pl ease re fer to full conditi ons of sal e for buye rs printed in the reverse of this catalogue and displayed in the saleroom .

Registration All intending buyers must complete a bidding form available from the reception desk

Buying at Auction 1. Floor Bidders

Ensure that you have registered and obtained a buyer number before bidding on the lot or lots you have chosen Be aware that a buyer's premium of 10%+GST on the premium, a total of 11.25%, is payable by all buyers in addition to the hammer price. At some sales the amount of the buyers' premium may be more or less than 10%. Please make sure that you are aware of the amount of the buyer's premium . Make your bids clear, preferably by holding up your buyer number card. If you make a mistake e.g. the auctioneer takes a bid from you at a higher leve l than you had intended, or you realise that you had bid on the wrong lot, ca ll out to the auctioneer immediately so that the bidding can be adjusted . Waiting until after the hammer fa lls is too late. If your bid is the highest and the lot is knocked down to you then you have entered a bi ncl i ng obligation to pay for that lot.

may se ll to you "subject to vendor's consent". In the absence of a reserve the Auctioneer may exercise your bid in advance of any opening bid or may open the bidding on your behalf at the Auctioneers estimate, at the Auctioneer's sole discretion.

Telephone Bids The same conditions as above apply to telephone bidders. Webb's wil l telephone the number you have given several minutes before the lot you have request comes up for sale. If your phone is engaged or we are unable to make contact the auction will proceed without your bidding. Our staff will ask you to hold when we have made contact. They will then tell you that your lot is about to come up. The bids will be relayed to you and you can enter the bidding at any time by making your call. Please note that the bidding at many auctions can be fast and furious . The auctioneer will not favour a phone bidder over and above buyers who are attending the auction by giving them more time to bid. You will need to establish your limit and make sure that you bid clearly and promptly. Telephone bids are only accepted for catalogued sales and on items with estimates over $500.

Pre-Sale Estimates Estimates printed in the catalogue or given verbally are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale. Webb's staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure.

Condition Reports 2. Sales Su bject to Ve ndor's Consent

Where your bid is the highest, but still below the reserve, the Auctioneer may declare you to be the "buyer subject to Vendor's consent". This means that your bid is held as bind ing and will be communicated to the Vendor at the earli est opportunity. If the vendor accepts then there is a contractual obligation for you to pay for the lot. If the vendor does not accept, you are released from any ob ligation, however you will have first right to negotiate with the vendor through Webb's until an agreement is reached, and Webb's will not present other offers to the vendor until your negotiations are ended. 3. Absentee Bids

Webb's wi ll endeavour to ensure that your bidding instructions are executed, but accept no responsibility or liabi lity for failure to do so. Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by bidding in the sale room and any reserve imposed by the vendor. Please note that Webb's cannot guarantee that another bidder w ill not be successful at your limit if, in the course of competitive bidding, someone else bids your limit first. Absentee bids are accepted by written instruction which can be sent by fax (e-mailed absentee bids are not accepted) up to I hour before the commencement of the sale. Absentee bids will be executed on the fol lowing basis: If your bid limit is equal to or above a reserve, the Auctioneer may open the bidding at reserve on your behalf and will bid thereafter only in response to competition for the lot. If your bid limit is be low a reserve, the Auctioneer may open the bidding at your limit and if there are no further bids in the room

Webb's staff will provide condition reports for out of Auckland buyers. However, please note that no 6 in the Conditions of Sale for Buyers will still apply despite the obtaining of a condition report.

Payment Payment for al l items purchased is clue on the clay of sale immediately following comp letion of the sale. If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the clay of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days. Payment is by cash, bank cheque or Eftpos. Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before delivery of goods will be given. Credit cards are not accepted.

Packing and Freight Webb's do not pack goods in house. However, we will arrange for your items to be packed, insured and shipped by a professional agent. All costs assoc iated with packing and freight are payable by the pu rchaser.

Valuation Service Webb's provide free market appraisals on Monday mornings from 9am-1 pm or at other times by appointment. Webb's appraisers will come to your home to view and appraise larger items. Webb's will provide valuations for insurance, matrimonial division, family division etc. Please enquire at reception for charges. Valuation charges are refundable on occasion when goods are subsequently offered for sale within a reasonable period.

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Situation Vacant at Webb's Administrative Assistant - Webb's Fine Art Department

Webb's is looking for an administrative assistant in the Art Department for one year from January - December 2005 to act as a replacement for the present staff member who will be on maternity leave. The successful applicant should have excellent keyboard skills, good presentation and a knowledge of Quark would be beneficial. This is an interesting and varied fulltime position including assistance with auction management, catalogue production, customer liason and general administration. It could be a useful "springboard" for someone wanting to work in an arts environment. Applications in writing or telephone enquiries should be directed to Ann Webb, Managing Director. PO Box 99251, Newmarket, Auckland or awebb@webbs.co.nz

Webb's Catalogue entries are now invited for the final

Fine Art, Jewellery & Decorative Art auctions of the season

December 7th - 9th 2004

Michael Smither, Kawaroa Paddling Pool oil on board, 1200 x 1780mm $80,000-120,000

www.webbs.co.nz To discuss the inclusion of pieces in the December sale phone 0800 22 00 77 or email auctions@webbs.co.nz

AFFORD ABLE ART DAY ONE TUESDAY 2 NOVEMBER 6PM

Art 6PM Lots

1 - 96

New Zealand Paintings and Prints

Lots

97 - 104

New Zealand and Foreign Sculpture

Lots

105 - 119

New Zealand and Foreign Photography

Lots

120 - 177

Further New Zealand Paintings and Prints

Lots

178-193

Foreign Paintings and Prints

VIEWING TIMES Friday

29 OCTOBER

Sunday

30 OCTOBER

Monday

1 NOVEMBER

Tuesday

2 NOVEMBER

9.00am 11.00am 9.00am 9.00am

Viewing until 12 noon only on day of sale

5.30pm 3.00pm 5.30pm 12 noon

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NEW ZEALAND PAINTINGS AND PRINTS

MICHAEL SMITHER

PETER SIDDELL

ROBIN WHITE

IAN SCOTT Working Drawing for 'Birthday Banner'

Rocks

Front Door

Harbour Cove

sc reenp rin t signed and dated 1971 880 x 4 15mm $600-1000

sc reenpr in t 36/40 title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 215x178mm

scree npri nt 11 /50 title inscribed, signed and dated Jan uary 1973 330 x 235mm

see illustration above

$500-800

$1000-1500

see illustration above

acryli c, ink and penc il on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 198 1 and inscribed w ith various notes on th e work's execution 457 x 605mm $800- 1500

see illustration above

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ROBYN GIBSON

BARRY CLEAVIN

GARTH TAPPER

JULIET PETERS

Untitled - Woman in Interior

Triangle & Pyramid

Hibiscus Coast Canvas

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pastel on paper signed and dated 1997 710 x 675mm $600-1000

linocut title inscr ibed, signed and dated 1969 61O x458mm

acryli c on board title inscribed, signed and dated 198 1; original ga ll ery label affixed verso

etch ing 11 /20 titl e inscribed, signed and d ated 1968 970 x 530mm

see illustration above

$200-400

$ 1500-2500

$600-1000

see illustration above

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oi l on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 2003 730 x 355mm $900-1200

see illustration above 10

ALLEN MADDOX Untitled Grid charcoa l on paper signed with initials and dated 25.12.75 Provenance: From the CohnNernon Co ll ection 280 x 360mm $450-750

see illustration upper right 11

ALLEN MADDOX Untitled Grid charcoal on paper signed with initials and dated 25.12.75 Provenance: From the Coh nNernon Co ll ecti on 280 x 360mm $550-850

see illustration middle right

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GUY NGAN

signed and

Mono-Impression No. 7 monoprint title inscribed, signed and dated 1973; artist's monogram applied in wax 457 x 457mm $600-900

see illustration lower right

JANE ZUSTERS

DICK FRIZZELL

EILEEN MAYO

CHARLES McPHEE

Interior

Table/Wine

Winter Sleep

A Maori Joke

pastel on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 580 x 400mm $900-1200

co lour woodcut 26/100 title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 600 x 510mm $600-800

screenpri nt 15/30 title inscribed and signed 550 x 350mm

oil on ve lvet title inscribed and signed 865 x 675mm $400-600

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$500-800 see illustration above

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MICHAEL SMITHER

JOHN TOLE

PHILIP TRUSTTUM

Figures in a Landscape

Untitled

Lilies

Untitled Abstract Composition

oil on board signed and elated 1961 340 x 290mm $600-800

screenpri nt signed with initi als and inscribed 1/25/78-125 460 x 655mm

mixed media on paper signed with initials and dated 1975 365 x 300mm

see illustration above

$400-600

o il on board signed; title inscribed and signed verso 380 x 330mm $1500-2000

see illustration above

$1000- 1500

GRETCHEN ALBRECHT

Geodesy lithograph 25/30 title inscribed, signed and da ted 1999 600 x 800mm $1500-2500

see illustration upper right

NANETTE LELA'ULU Mother and Child oil on canvas with collage signed and dated 1 998 verso 1100 x 800mm $3500-5000

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see illustration middle right

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RJCHARD KILLEEN

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From the Museum si lkscreen 79/ 100 title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 570 x 760mm $1200-1600

see illustration lower right

RUDOLF BOELEE NZR Cup Diptych acry lic, silkscreen and lacquer on board stamped with artist's monogram and Crown Lynn stamp verso and dated 2004 300 x 810mm overall $1300- 1600

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JENNY DOLEZEL

CEDRIC SAVAGE

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Untitled Maori Motif

Surrender

Castel & Cris, Spain

waterco lour 240 x 330mm $800-1000

mixed media on board signed 240 x 630mm $1500-2500

etchi ng 25/30 title inscribed, signed and dated 1992 375 x 515mm (paper size) $600-800

watercolour signed; title inscribed verso 365 x 425mm $900-1200

see illustration above

ELISEMOURANT

VIDA STEINERT

King Country Landscape

Still Life

oil on board signed 440 x 490mm $800-1200

oil on boa rd 440 x 460mm $1500-2000

see illustration above

W. BASIL HONOUR The Pines oi l on canvas signed and dated 1965; ori gin al ga ll ery label affixed verso 450 x 600mm $400-600

PAULINE THOMPSON Untitled - Auckland o i I on canvas signed and dated 2002 495 x 395mm $1200-1800

see illustration above

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MICHAEL SMITHER

ARTHUR DAGLEY

G. E. PRUDEN

RODNEY FUMPSTON

Painting No. 3

Port Theme #3

Mountain Landscape with Sheep

Abstract Coasta l Scene

acry li c on paper signed with initials and dated 1973; original Joh n Leech Ga ll ery exh ibiti on label affixed verso 570 x 893mm $1200- 1800

PVA on board signed and title inscr ibed on artist's labe l affixed verso 545 x 800mm $1000-1 500

oi I on ca nvas signed and dated 1908 630 x 103 1mm $1000-1500

see illustration above

pastel on paper signed and dated 1986 730 x 1420mm $600-900

see illustration above

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PHILIPPA BLAIR

TERRY STRINGER

Harbour Scene with Yachts

Pin the Tail on the Donkey: Space Poems Either Way

pencil on paper signed w ith ini tia ls and dated 1974 250 x 200mm $100-200

oi I on ca nvas title inscribed and signed verso 840 x 595mm $400-600

see illustration above

40 JAMES F. SCOTT

Figure

Portrait of the Artist's Mother

waterco lour signed and dated 1978 555 x 375mm $200-300

oil on canvas signed 490 x 395mm $500-1000

see illustration above

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VINTAGE POSTERS

PATTERSO N PARKIN

SYDNEY H. HIGGS

Assorted Vintage Posters measu rements variab le $100-200

see illustration of one above

Abstract Landscape

Wellington Harbour

acry li c on board, fou r pa nels signed and dated 200 1 305 x 245mm each $400-600

Untitled Abstract

waterco lour signed 270 x 350mm $250-350

see illustration above

pastel on paper signed with initials and dated 1979 450 x 320m m $200-300

see illustration above

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PATRICIA FRANCE In a Shaft of Sunlight oi l on board signed; title in scribed and dated 1992 and inscr ibed For Barbara and Brian with my love verso 370 x 315mm $1500-1800 see illustration above

THOMAS RYAN Maori Village on Shores of Lake Taupo ink on paper signed and dated 1897 265 x 430mm

$2500-3500 see illustration upper left

47 PETER JAMES SMITH Large Landscape acry li c on board signed and dated 1976; ga ll ery label affixed verso 1200 x 1 760mm $600-1000 see illustration middle left

CEDRIC SAVAGE Blossom Trees Near Barcelona oi l on board signed 515x630mm $1500-2500 see illustration lower left

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JAN NIGRO

MICHAEL SMITHER

ROBERT ELLIS

Untitled Figure Composition

The Snake in a New Zealand Landscape

Captured & Described chromo-l ithograph 79/100 title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 760 x 570mm $900-1200

ink on paper laid on board signed 620 x 465mm $800-1200

see illustration above

o il on board title inscribed, signed and dated 1978 verso 870 x 555mm $2000-3000

see illustration above

scribed for

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JONATHAN ORGAN

RALPH HOTERE

DICK FRIZZELL

SS RUDOLPH GOPAS

Zarathustra

Red On Black

aluminium paint on jute title inscribed, signed w ith initials and dated 24.8.96 301 0 x 940mm $1500-2000

Red Herring 2

screenprint from the Barry Lett Gal lery Multiples ser ies 760 x 560mm $600-900

Still Life with Fruit and Basket

screenpri nt 61/80 title inscribed, signed and dated 2003 790 x 590mm $1500-2500

waterco lour on paper on ca rd signed and dated 1958 670 x 520mm $1000-2000

see illustration above

58 56

GORDON CROOK

REX TURNBULL

MICHAEL SMITHER

Untitled

MICHAEL SMITHER

Maori Woman with Girl

Untitled Abstract

Joseph with Teddy Bear

oil on ca nvas board signed and dated 1974 390 x 290mm $300-500

pastel on paper signed with initi als and dated 1979 450 x 315mm $200-300

screenpri nt 9/10 signed and dated 1979 1060 x 750mm together with

see illustration above

Untitled screenp ri nt 8/1 0 signed and dated 1979 1060 x 750mm $200-400

pencil on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1972 255 x 200mm $100-200

see illustration above

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JOHN DRAWBRIDGE Greenscape

etchi ng 39/50 title inscribed and signed 95 x 90mm together w ith

SUZANNE GOLDBERG

TANYA ASHKEN Stone Age etching 8/50 title inscribed and signed 80 x 100mm $100-200

see illustration of one above

Abstract Composition in Green oil on board signed and dated 1992 650 x 500mm $200-400

see illustration above

62 Pat Hanly Retrospective Exhibition Poster 500 x 375mm $100-200

see illustration above

VIDA STEINERT Still Life with Washbowl and jug o il on board 540 x 470mm $200-300

see illustration above

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MICHAEL SMITHER Untitled - Six Views oi l on board signed with initials and dated 1983 425 x 610mm $4000-6000 see illustration upper right 66

DICK FRIZZELL Big Egg - Little Egg screenprint NP signed and dated 2002 560 x 760mm $1500-2500 see illustration middle right

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Ian Brady oi l on canvas with alu min ium powder signed and dated 1999 verso 1000 x 700mm $3000-4000 see illustration above

GARRY CURRIN St Jerome in a Rocky Landscape mixed media on board title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 verso 590 x 1810mm $1500-2500 see illustration lower right

ROBERT PROCT OR Towards Gisborne oi I on canvas boa rd signed 335 x 235mm $1300-1600 see illustration upper left

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ROBERT PROCTOR Mountain Range Through Bush oil on board signed 275 x 200mm

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GRET CHEN ALBRECHT Current (Oriental) oi I st ick on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1986 810 x 1130mm $2500-3500 see illustration lower right

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COLIN McCAHON

Nine assorted oil paintings on board some signed various sizes $200-300

see illustration of one above

North Otago Landscape screenprint from the Barry Lett Gallery Multiples series Note: work laid down on boa rd 440 x 550mm $500-800

see illustration above

MARCUS KING

SYLVIA SIDDELL

TOM BURNETT

Untitled Landscape

Homecoming

oil on board signed 240 x 335mm $500-800

Cable Bay

acrylic on canvas signed; title inscribed verso 385 x 490mm $400-600

see illustration above

silkscreen NP signed and dated 1989 350 x 455mm $300-500

see illustration above

78 DOUGLAS BADCOCK

ROLAND HIPKINS

THOMAS PEERLESS

Tapu, Coromandel Peninsula

Band Rotunda in Park

oi l on board signed; artist's gallery label affixed verso 395 x 495mm $200-400

Harbour Scene with Boat

waterco lour signed 325 x 395mm $200-400

oil on paper signed 230 x 360mm $300-500

see illustration above

GARTH TAPPER Portrait of a Professor o il on board signed 345 x 40 1 mm $1200-1800 see illustration upper left

PAT HANLY Life Goes On - Colden Age, 2 Stage screenpri nt 2/50 title in scribed, signed and dated 1981 550 x 615mm $1800-2500 see illustration middle left

DENYS WATKINS

Turn of the Tide waterco lour signed 635 x 1020mm Provena nce: Purchased from Sue Crockford Ga ll ery $1800-2500 see illustration lower left

DON DRIVER Musicians oil on board signed and dated 1961 885 x 895mm $2000-3000 see illustration below

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GRAHAME SYDNEY

Crown Lynn Cup and Saucer, acry li c, si lkscreen and lacquer on board stamped with artist's monogram on verso, elated 1997 and inscribed 5 297 x 400mm $700- 1000 see illustration above

Tom's Hat etch in g 17/40 title in scribed and signed 175 x 165mm $800-1200 see illustration above

87 ROBERT McLEOD White Abstract oi l on paper Provenance: From the Cohn/Vernon Co ll ection 555 x 762mm $700- 1000 see illustration above

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STANLEY PALMER

JENNY DOLEZEL

Coastal Scene watercolour signed and dated 1956 265 x 330mm $500-1000 see illustration above

Island - Matai Bay etching 9/60 title inscribed, signed and dated 1978 600 x 472mm $400-600 see illustration above

Intermission etching 25/30 title in scribed, signed and dated 1992 375 x 515mm (paper size) $600-800 see illustration above

JOHN PULE

PATRICIA FRANCE

Fenonga Kia Koe Uourney For You) chroma-lithograph 79/100 title inscribed, signed and elated 2002 760 x 570mm $900-1200 see illustration above

Flowers II gouache on paper signed and dated 1978; title inscribed verso 290 x 305mm $1000-2000 see illustration above

VIDA STEINERT Still Life with Vase of Flowers oi l on canvas signed 450 x 420mm $800-1200 see illustration above

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ELEANOR HUGHES Cottage and Rural Landscapes six pencil sketches all unsigned Provenance: From the Artist's Estate variou s sizes, largest 280 x 390mm $200-300

see illustration of one above

FRANK WRIGHT Figures on a Riverbank, Waikato waterco lour signed 180 x 330mm $800-1000

see illustration above

NEW ZEALAND & FOREIGN SCULPTURE

VIDA STEINERT

103

Woman in Crimson

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MASATOYO KISHI

FIONA PARDINGTON

Jaguar Head

Donna Matrix

Remember Me

polished dolomite and resin sc ulpture, 3/100 A Certifi cate of Authenticity from Studi o K-2 in San Francisco accompa ni es this work 500 x 300 x 360mm $400-600

scree nprint on found ceramic teapot title inscribed on base 145 x 240mm $200-300

bronze with or iginal easel, 10/60 signed and dated 1992 verso 110mm dia. $400-600

see illustration above

see illustrations of front and back above

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MICHAEL SMITHER

CLAES OLDENBURG

Rugby Scrum

Thomas

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lead scu lpture on wooden block 220 x 225 x 150mm $500-800

lead scu lpture on wooden block 190 x 100 x 100mm $400-600

see illustration above

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JEFF THOMPSON

PATTENS PQOD

Flower Chimney Pot tin with app li ed si lkscreen 650 x 300 x 300mm $500-700 see illustration upper left

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VET£1UNARY & PROPRIETARY MEDICINES

104

JEFF THOMPSON Sma ll Flower Chimney Pot tin w ith applied si lksc reen 350 x 220 x 240mm $400-600 see illustration upper left

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105

LAURENCE ABERHART Masonic Lodge polaroid photograp h Provenance: From the co ll ection of the artist Robin White 180 x 240mm $1200-1800 see illustration upper right

106

LAURENCEABERHART Pattens Products polaroid photograph Provenance: from the col lection of the artist Robin White 190 x 240mm $1200-1800 see illustration middle right

108

107

108

JOSIAH MARTIN

MALCOLM (MAC) MILLER

Te Kooti's House albumen print, c. 1888 152 x 200mm $500-600 see illustration lower right

Untitled (B ullet Ridden Sign, King Country) gelatin silver print, 1969 222 x 174mm $250-300 see illustration bottom right

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111

BURTON BROTHERS

FRANK A. COXHEAD

FRANK HURLEY

George Sound, NZ albumen print, c . 1890 138 x 195mm $50-100 see illustration above

Gulcher H ead, Preservation Inlet albumen print, c. 1888 145 x 195mm together w ith Preservation Inlet from Cuttle Cove albumen print, c. 1888 137x19 2mm

Cynthia Bay Lake St Clair, Tasmania gelatin silver print 188 x 242mm $200-300 see illustration above

117

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$100-200 see illustration of one above

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114

BURTON BROTHERS

J.W. CHAPMAN-TAYLOR

BURTON BROTHERS

Dunedin from 5. W. albumen print, c. 1890 140x195mm

A Gleam of Sun, Waikaremoana gelatin sil ver print 150 x 204mm $200-300 see illustration above

Manawatu Gorge, albumen pri nt, c. 1884 143 x 200mm

$50-100 see illustration above

115

116

CHARLES SPENCER

JAMES VALENTINE

H ot Baths, Pink Terrace carbo n print, c. 1884 152 x 205mm $400-500 see illustration left

Wanganui River, N.Z. album en print, c . 1890 150x21 lmm $400-500 see illustration left

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BRYONY DALEFIELD

FRANK HURLEY

EILEEN MAYO

Untitled

Mountain Ranges of the Cradle Mountain

A. W. FORDHAM Attributed Bill Haywood and Ted Donnelly

screenprint NP 3 titl e inscribed and signed 485 x 320mm $800- 1200

gelatin silver print, c. 1973 235 x 162mm $350-500

see illustration above

gelat in silver print 244 x 189mm $200-300

see illustration above

gelatin silver print 150 x 108mm together with

Moon and Sunflower

see illustration above

J. D. WIGGLESWORTH Two Salvation Armyists albumen print 133 x 94mm $40-60

see illustration of one above

t0TIJERS

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RODNEY FUMPSTON

SYLVIA SIDDELL

SUZANNE GOLDBERG

MELVYN WEBB

Blue Garden

Telephone

Abstract with Koa la

Women by the Pool

screenprint 23/45 title inscribed and signed 775 x 565mm $200-400

lithograph 30/50 title inscribed, signed and dated 1988 244 x 150mm $100-200

ink and watercolour on paper signed and dated 1978 190 x 120mm $ 150-250

waterco lour 690 x 495mm $200-300

see illustration above

125

TOM MUTCH Miro's Table o il on boa rd signed and dated 1996 1200 x 1120mm $3000-5000

see illustration upper left

126

JONATHAN WHITE Discing at Okura, South Westland acry I ic on board signed and inscribed Okura 595 x 750mm $2000-3000

see illustration middle left

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LEON VAN DEN EIJKEL The Hidden Black Stripe 4 enamel and oil stick on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 535 x 695mm $700-1000

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see illustration lower left

127

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DICK FRIZZELL

The Stump li thograph 29/30 titl e inscribed, signed and dated 16/7/ 89 500 x 2250mm $2500-3500

see illustration below

129

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RJCHARD M cWHANNELL Self Portrait oi l on canvas board with found camera plate title inscribed, signed and dated 1983 verso; original ga ll ery label affixed verso Provenance: From the CohnNernon Co ll ection 267 x 216mm overall $1200-1800

see illustration above

130

CEDRJC SAVAGE Market in Madeira, Sunday Morning waterco lou r signed 360 x 485mm $1000- 1500

see illustration upper right

131

HELEN BROWN Coastal Landscape waterco lour signed 325 x 460mm $600-900

see illustration middle right

132

DON DRJVER Two Skins w ith Legging mixed media on vinyl title inscribed, signed and dated 1984 verso 1430 x 810mm $600-1000

see illustration lower right

132

133

LUISE FONG Untitled acry li c and ve lvet on board titl e inscribed, signed and dated June 1995 verso 600 x 800mm $2500-3500

see illustration upper left

134

PETER ROBINSON

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Lambda print NP 295 x 445mm Provenance: Purchased in 2001 from Anna Bibby Ga ll ery $2000-3000

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COLIN McCAHON North Otago Landscape

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see illustration lower left

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screenp rint from the Barry Lett Ga ll ery Multiples series 495 x 600mm $2500-3500

lith ograph signed and dated 2000 1060 x 875mm $800-1200

141

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see illustration lower right

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139

140

HELEN BROWN

BLYTHE FLETCHER

STANLEY PALMER

BRUCE HARVEY

Harbour Scene

Continental Harbour Scene

Ranges from Glen Eden

Protea Nericolia

waterco lour signed and dated 1977 220 x 340mm $200-400

watercolou r and gouache signed and dated 1926 410 x 645mm $400-600

see illustration above

bamboo etch in g 24/50 title in scribed, signed and dated 1967 490 x 690mm $200-300

waterco lour title inscribed, signed and dated 1973 440 x 560mm $200-400

see illustration above

141

142

143

144

JAMES F. SCOTT

PEGGY SPICER

BRIAN HALLIDAY

PATTERSON PARKIN

La Petite Bay - St. Malo, France

Mountain Landscape

Make Lake, Wakatipu

Purple Hills

oi l on board signed 295 x 395mm $500-1000

waterco lour signed 320 x 355mm $100-200

oi I on canvas signed; labe l affixed verso 495 x 595mm $100-200

acry li c on board signed and dated 200 1 390 x 390mm $200-400

see illustration above

PAINTINGS BARRY LETT IILLERY

145

146

147

PAUL HARTIGAN

CHARLES LANCASTER

MARCUS KING

Don't Worry Its Only Money

Cows Crazing Under Cum Trees

Rocky Coast, Wellington

print on Bocki ngford paper ed itioned 4/2 0 signed and dated 1992 195 x 400mm $500-700

Watercolour signed 275 x 220mm $00-500

oil on board signed; title inscribed verso 257 x 362mm $200-400

see illustration above

148 Gretchen Albrecht - New Paintings at Barry Lett Callery 475 x 395m m $100-200

see illustration above

149

RICHARD KILLEEN Wine Attachments si I kscreen print 51 /1 00 title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 700 x 760mm $650-850 see illustration upper left

150

PAT HANLY Untitled screenpri nt 1 7/3 2 signed and dated 1983 545 x 652mm $2500-3500 see illustration middle left

153

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TONY de LAUTOUR White Terrorist oi l on ca lico title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 verso 695 x 605mm $3000-4000 see illustration lower left

152

RUTH WATSON Lingua Ceographica mixed media title engraved on metal plate 350 x 880mm $1500-2500 see illustration lower right

157

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153

154

155

156

TERRY STRINGER

JEFFREY HARRIS

GORDON WALTERS

JOHN PAPAS

Auckland Beach

The Growth of a Dead Child

Tawa

Image

waterco lour signed and dated 1978 370 x 555mm $200-300 see illustration above

etching 7/30 title in scribed, signed and dated 1977 140 x 110mm $300-500

screenpr int from the Barry Lett Gallery Multiples ser ies 570 x 455mm $500-800

oil on board signed; title inscribed verso 290 x 240mm $400-600

see illustration above

DICK FRIZZELL

see illustration above

157

158

PAMELA WOLFE

VIDA STEINERT

159

160

Rangitoto with Banana Plant

Wednesday Night Croup

BARBARA GRAHAM

Snake

acry li c on board signed; title inscribed, signed and dated 1 990 verso 795 x 795mm $400-600

oi l on board signed and dated 6-67; title inscribed and signed verso 600 x 605mm $200-300

Clouds I etching 12/20 title inscribed and signed 550 x 405mm $100-200

screenpri nt 37/200 title inscribed, signed and dated May 1979 680 x 540mm $400-600

see illustration above

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162

163

BLYTHE FLETCHER

PEGGY SPICER

DICK FRIZZELL

Mother and Child Outside Riverside Cottage waterco lour signed and elated 1932 300x4 10mm $500-800 see illustration above

Cottage in Rural Landscape ink and waterco lour signed 345 x 530mm $600-1000 see illustration above

Sockeye (Red): From the Will to Love screenprint 21/ 50 signed and dated 24/ 2/ 78 540 x 735mm

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$600-1000 see illustration above

164

165

166

PETER ROBINSON and TONY DE LAUTOUR

PETER PERYER

MINNIE WHITE

The Alphabet Series set of three poster lithograph ic prints printed verso: From Toledo Press, 7982 each measures 290 x 430mm $500-800 see illustration of one above

Clown and H ydrangeas o i I on canvas board signed 390x310mm $800-1200 see illustration above

Figure and Sword oil on fl attened shopping bag signed by both artists and elated 1995 approx. 580 x 850 mm $400-600 see illustration above

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167

168

PAUL CHAPMAN

MALCOLM WARR

Lie Back and Think of England woodcut on wa ll paper titl e inscribed and dated verso 2100 x 1040mm $2000-3000 see illustration left

West Light I, II, Ill three silkscreens, 80/99 signed and dated 1985 420 x 600mm; 420 x 790mm; 420 x 590mm (image sizes)

$400-600 see illustrations above

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Mountain and River Landscape

170

oil on canvas signed

W. BASIL HONOUR

295 x 455mm $600-800 see illustration above

o il on board signed; title in sc ribed verso

172

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JENNY DOLEZEL

JOard

Dancing with a Stranger lith ograp h AP I signed and dated 1987

570 x 635mm $600-800 see illustration above

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171

JOHN DOUGLAS PERRETT

ZELL

Landscape, Governor's Bay

450 x 550mm $200-400 see illustration above

ERIC LEE-JOHNSON Road Through Rural Landscape ink on paper signed and dated 1980 270 x 380mm

$250-350 see illustration above

173

174

NUGENT WELCH

OWEN LEE

Farmhouse and Shed

Post Office, Auckland

waterco lour signed

penci I on paper signed

220 x 285mm $300-500 see illustration above

270 x 340mm $200-400 see illustra tion above

175

176

177

IAN SCOTT

DON BINNEY

W. BASIL HONOUR

Down the Anawhata Gorge

Beyond Wainamu, Te Henga

Winter Morning

oil on board signed; titl e inscribed and signed verso

title inscribed and signed photo lithograph

ac rylic on board signed and dated 1968

595 x 750 mm $500-1000 see illustration above

495 x 700m m $200-400 see illustration above

545 x 650mm $400-600 see illustration above

FOREIGN PAINTINGS & PRINTS 178

CLARA COUCHES Portrait of Mother and Daughters on Terrace o i I on canvas on board sig ned and dated 1934 442 x 537mm $800-1200 see illustration upper left

179

19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN SCHOOL Harbour Landscape with Figures on the Foreshore and in a Dinghy oi l on canvas signed Gabe and dated 1891 455 x 580mm $1500-2000 see illustration middle left

180

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19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN ARTIST UNKNOWN Six Victoria n oil paintings on tin various subjects 250 x 215mm each $1000-2000 see illustration of one lower right

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183

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182

ARJSTIDE MAILLOL Femme Nue lithograph, c. 1925 signed w ith artist's monogram on stone 380 x 275mm $600-900 see illustration upper lefl

185

183

ROBERTO ANGELO KITTERMASTER MARSHALL Sheep on Hillside overlooking Lake waterco lou r signed and in scribed NBA 350 x 580mm $800-1200 see illustration upper right

184

DANIEL SHERRIN Seascape at Sunset oil on ca nvas signed 500 x 750mm $700- 1200 see illustration miclclle right

185

SALVADOR DALi The Emerald Table serigraph 220/2000 Certificate of Authenticity affixed verso 880 x 875mm $500-800 see illustration middle right

186

19TH CENTURY ARTIST UNKNOWN Man with Sword in Classical Setting oi I on ca nvas 435 x 570mm

$800-1000 see illustration lower right

186

187

GUSTAVE DAVID Ermak waterco lour title in scribed and signed; dated 1890 verso 160x215mm together w ith

188 A. U. RIJEN Snow Peas in Vase oi l on canvas signed 382 x 488mm $400-600

see illustration above

189

W. L.WYLLIE Yachts at Sea etchi ng signed 162 x 370mm $800-1000

see illustration above

Solitaire watercolour titl e inscribed, signed and dated 1897 together w ith

Doge waterco lour title inscribed and signed 185 x 260mm $500-700

see illustration of one above

190

191

192

193

FRANK BRANGWYN

SALVADOR DALi

FRANK BRANGWYN

KEN DONE

Houses on Bridge over River etching signed 300 x 380mm $500-800

Untitled

Spanish Washerwomen

Morning Glories

lithograph signed and insc ribed f. A. 495 x 650mm $100-200

etchi ng signed 275 x 230mm $400-600

sc ree nprint 387/665 signed 695 x 540mm $200-300

see illustration above

HARLEQUIN SALE OF JEWELLERY AND WATCHES DAY TWO WEDNESDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2004 5.00PM (please note, one session only)

5PM Affo rdab le & Estate Jewell ery, U nredeemed Pawn Pledges fo ll owed immedi ately by Watches, Acco utre ments & Fin e Jewe ll ery. PLEASE NOTE As jewe ll ery co nsultant Chri stoph er Deveraux has been in Europe rev iew ing th e

international jewe ll ery ma rket, and returned ju st prio r to thi s ca talogue go ing to print, DETAILS OF LOTS IN THIS SECTION WILL BE PROVIDED IN A SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE AT VIEWING.

VIEWING T IMES Friday Sunday Monday

29 OCTOBER 31 OCTOBER 1 NOVEMBER

Tuesday 2 NOVEMBER Wednesday 3 NOVEMBER

Illustrated Front Cover:

9.00am 11.00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am

5.15pm 3.00pm 5.15pm 5.15pm 4.00pm sharp

Jewelled Butterfly Solitaire Diamond Ring

100NE iing Clorie5 _ ,nprinl l8· b6J ~

1 j~Omm

1-300

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ARTIFACTS A CABINET OF CURIOSITIES APPLIED & DECORATIVE ARTS FURNITURE DAY THREE THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER 2004 4.00PM

Lots

600 - 627

Natural Hi story

Lots

628 - 694

A rtefacts - Po lynes ia

Lots

695 - 918

A rtefacts - Me lanes ia, Mi crones ia & Indones ia

Lots

919 - 952

A rtefacts - Australi a

Lots

953 - 964

Artefacts - Afri ca & A meri ca

Lots

965 - 977

Neckl aces

Lots

978 -978F

Ethnograp hi c Publi cations

Lots

979 - 998

Kiw iana

Lots

999 -1076

Fo lk A rt and Curi os

Lots 1077 -1086

Prov in c ial Pottery

Lots 1087 -1097

Bladed W eapons

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Lots 1098 -113 7

Badges, M edals and Helmet Pl ates

Lots 1138 -1164

M ili tary Cata logues and U ni fo rm

Lots 1165 -1191

Do ll s and Half Heads

Lots 1192 -1204

Cos tum e and Mi sce ll any

Lots 1205 -1210

Studi o Pottery

Lotsl 21 0A-1284

O ri ental Arts

Lots 1285 -1290

Moorcroft Pottery

Lots 1291 -1333

Po ttery and Po rce lain

Lots 1334 -1337

G lass

Lots 1338 -1385

Sil ver, Electropl ate and Pew ter

Lots 1386 -1396

Clo ks

Lots 1397 -1422

Decorato r's Items

Lots 1423 -1450

Furnitu re and Rugs

VIEWING T IMES Friday 29 OCTOBER Sunday 31 OCTOBER Monday 1 NOVEMBER Tuesday 2 NOVEMBER Wednesday 3 NOVEMBER Thursday 4 NOVEMBER

9.00a m 11 .00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00a m

5.30pm 3.00pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 4.00p m

DAY THREE: 4.00PM

NATURAL HISTORY 600

A Turtle Shell,

612

A Case ofVarious Hawkmoths, mostly Australian and British taxa from the Sphingidae group. ExWagener Museum Co ll. $500-600

in very good condition; complete shell. L.4 20mm

613

$100-150

A Case ofVarious Bugs, Beetles and Ants,

601

A Pair of Clam Shells, of the Giant Clam spec ies. L.180mm $80-120

including Blatella germanica; Coreidae spp; Eurymetidae spp; Hemiptera spp; Coccinellinae spp; Chrysomelidae sp; Cass idin a sp; Cleridae sp; asst. Forficulidae and Formicidae spp; Polycholea variolosa; etc. Most of these specimens are of historic interest having been co ll ected by early entomo logists such as W. Cochrane. Much material is Australian with good provenance.

602

$700-800

A Selection of Cowrie Shells,

see illustration page 39

of good size in bark container. $150-200

603

A Pair of Pacific Shells, large in size. $75-100

see illustration page 36 604

A Selection ofThree Giant Clam Shells

614

A Case ofVarious Beetles, mainly Austra li an and New Zeala nd material; but includin g a few English and North Amer ican spec ies. Including: Lycindae sp; Curculionidae sp; Carabidae sp; Tenebrionidae sp; Scarabidae sp; Lu can id ae sp; Asst micro Coleoptera; Phaenus sp; Dysticidae sp; Megacephala senega lens is, etc. etc. $500-600

see illustration page 39 615

$100-150

A Case ofVarious Butterflies,

605

including specimens from Africa, Asia and Europe; many Pierids including Antholocharis cardim ines and a number of Colotis spp. The balance made up of Hesperids, Satyrids and Lycaenids such as Myrina sil ensis. There are also two staturn id moths. $600-750

Two Pieces of Pacific Coral $75-100

606

Two Pieces of Pacific Coral

see illustration page 39

$75-100

616

see illustration page 36

A Case of Assorted Small Worldwide Butterflies,

607

Three Pieces of Pacific Coral $75-100

608

Two Pieces of Pacific Coral $75-100

compris in g mostly Lycaenids along with some Hesperids and Nymphalids. Including species such as Lampides boeticus, Deudorix diocles, Axiocerces bambana, Libythea labdaea, Taju ri a spp along with many other. $300-400

see illustration page 39 617

A Case ofVarious Crustacea, Fish and Miscellany, 609

Five Pieces of Pacific Coral $100-140

610

in clud in g Cowfish; shark egg casea, elephant fish egg case Lyredidus As; lbaccuis alticrenatus, rattles from rattle snakes; sucker fish, etc. $150-250

A Collection of Six Pearl Shells,

618

various dimensions. $60-80

Two Museum Specimen Boxes,

611

of crabs; damaged. Ex-Wagener Museum Co ll. $50-100

A Case ofVarious Beetles,

619

an historic NZ group collected by entomo logists such as C E Clarke; E S Gourley and A Richardson. Many specimens w ith good provenance; a number extinct. Inc ludin g: Ondontria sp; Costelytra sp; Coptoma var iegatum; Xuthodes punctipennis; Rhitinodussquamulous; Staphylinus sp; Sternalux zea landi cus; etc. etc. Ex-Wagener Museum Coll. $800-900

preserved as spec im ens not naturalistically portrayed. Including: Morepork; Tui; Quail; Blackbird; Kingfisher; Pidgeon; Rainbow Lorri keet, etc. $150-250

Case ofVarious Birds,

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632

A Museum Case ofVarious Small Birds,

A Pitcairn Island Souvenir Shell,

as spec im ens; including Shini ng Cuckoo; Goldfinch; Green Finch; Kingfisher; Star ling, etc. $150-250

painted with flowers and inscribed ' Pitcairn'. L.1 S0mm $20-30

621

A Selection of Six Pitcairn Island Items,

A Museum Case ofVarious Bird's Eggs,

including two lidded basket containers and a fan of natural and dyed rattan; a carved coconut vase decorated with painted flowers, on wooden stand; two painted small clam shells. All items made by Pitcairn women. $200-300

633

including Guinea Fowl, Pigeon, Pheasant, Duck, etc. $100-1 75

622

A Museum Case ofVarious Larger Bird's Eggs

$50-100

623

of dark dense wood . L.520mm $350-600

A Fijian Pineapple Head Club, A Saw Fish Bill,

see illustration page 40 635

624

An Old Fijian Gata (Gunstock) Club,

A Pair of Complete Coconut Shells

with some remnants of grasswork binding to shaft; a blue pigment to the terminal end inside curve. L.860mm $350-450

L.270mm $50-75

see illustration page 40 625

A Cased Pukeko, with unu sual w hite flecked feathers in diorama case. $200-300

626

A Trophy Fish 'Chub', with details of catch dated 1953 in natural diorama setting. $100-200

see illustration page 43 627

A Museum Case of Duck & Hawk $80-120

636

A Fijian Pottery Medicine Flask, of conjo ined seed pod shapes united by a looped handl e. L. 140mm $100-150

637

An Early Fijian Kava Bowl, of large size of gently dished shape raised on four tapering legs and with the conventiona l pierced lug beneath the rim. The bowl eroded and holed. 0.630mm $500-750

see illustration page 40 638

POLYNESIAN ARTEFACTS

A Fijian Bowai (Pole Club),

628

A Carved Wood Pitcairn Island Turtle

cy lindri ca l, slightly swe llin g towards distal end. The grip w ith 'shark tooth' notching. L.800mm $400-500

$50-100

see illustration page 40

see illustration page 40 639 629

A Large Fijian Carved Hardwood Bowl,

A Pitcairn Island Carved Hand Vase,

of turt le shape; supported on four legs. 20th Century. W.390mm L.SS0mm $375-450

marked 'A Souvenir from Pitcairn'. H.1 80mm $100-150

see illustration page 40

640

630

A Fijian Carved Hardwood Kava Bowl,

A Pitcairn Island Walking Stick,

supported on fifteen cy li ndrical legs; together with coconu ts. 20th Century. H.130mm 0 .330mm $350-450

with portrait bust finial and spiral carved stick. $100-200

631

641

A Pitcairn Island Walking Stick,

A Fijian Hardwood Ula or Throwing Club,

with a clenched fist finial. L.380mm

shark-tooth engraved grip. Glossy age patination . 19th Century. L.410mm $350-425

$90-120

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o ld and large contain in g 64 teeth. L.1250mm $500-600

see illustration page 40

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642 Two Fijian Hardwood Bowls, large and sma ll ; sim il arl y carved . Turtle shaped; each standi ng on four cy lindri ca l feet. L.350mm & 150mm $150-200

643 A Fijian Pole Club, dark wood w ith high polish patina, reduced grip area framed by serrated incised decoration 19th Century. L. 680mm $100-200 see illustration page 40

644 A Fijian Tapa Frieze, stenc illed motifs; 20th Century. W.320mm L.5200mm $200-275

645 A Samoan Kava Bowl, with multiple legs; two absent. 0.410mm $250-350

652 An Early 20th Century Tongan Sculptural Totemic Figure, ca rved in heavy, li ght toned wood, of a dog above an ancestral human figure. $1000-1500

653 A Polynesian Fish Trap, of sma ll branches or tw igs lashed w ith plyed se nnit bindings to fo rm an arched topped flat based trap w ith hinged drop cover to the entrance funnel and removab le access portal to the rear. L.420mm $2000-2500

see illustration page 43

654 An Old Polynesian Tapa, rectangula r piece of bark cloth with large sca le; li ght brown geometric and fl ora l patterns. Some wear. W.1200mm L.1400mm $200-300

see illustration page 36

646

A Fijian Tapa Frieze, stencilled motifs; 20th Century. W.590mm L.2480mm $100-150

647 A Samoan Club, wi th lozenge sect ion head and shaft notched w ith 'sha rk tooth' pattern in bands; four rings to shaft; reduced grip. L. 620 mm $150-250 see illustration page 40

648

A Fijian Tapa Frieze, stenci ll ed motifs in brown and black; 20th Century. W.385mm L.2480mm $200-300

see illustration page 36

649

A Selection of Four Samoan Vessels,

655 NO LOT

656 A Polynesian Kava Bowl, fl at horizonta l rim; th irteen cy lindri cal feet. H.90mm 0.256mm $200-300

657 A Polynesian Hardwood Pestle, for cru shing kava roots; tapering cy lindri cal hand le, flared square section lower; decorated with th ree grooves to three sides. Good age and use patination. L. 290mm $200-300

658 A Pacific Island Paddle, carved from dark timber. L.1190mm $80-120

659 A Pacific Region Slit Gong,

including a Kava bowl and three coconut shel l holders; each decorated w ith painted hibi scus blooms; and "Samoa" in wh ite paint. $200-300

with adzed finis h. L.590mm $100-200

650 A Fijian Tapa Cloth,

660 A Folk Art Kotiate,

rectangular with tasselled border; ste ncill ed black and brown motifs; 20th Century. W.1300mm L. 1810mm $200-300

see illustration page 36

of li ght brown timber, with engraved and notched decorati on over both sides of blades and figure carved to blade edge. H.345mm $100-200

651 A Samoan Wood Carved Bird Bowl,

661 A Folk Art Wahaika,

ca rved in the shape of a bird of prey; the circu lar we ll centred on its back. Incised and inl aid w hite pigment accent details. Flat base; 20th Century. W.210mm H .SSmm L. 260mm $100-175

carved in li ght wood with plain blade with profile figure to the edge. The butt knob carved as a head with paua inset eye. H .365mm $200-400

662

672

A Particularly Fine Piupiu,

A Pacific Islands Kiriti Bat,

with section of close woven fabri c, black dyed beneath the w ide waistband which suspends a multitude of pokinikini tags each sc utched and dyed alternati ve ly w ith undyed sections. An old label now absent was associated w ith this piece and stated 'Old Maori sk irt made from reeds from New Zeala nd ' suggesti ng it was once held in an overseas co ll ection and subsequently repatriated. Y registered $2500-3000

triangular tapering sect ion; the shaft well bound to the grip with se nnit. L.1 020mm $150-250

663

A Small Maori Flax Cloak, woven mu ka grou nd decorated w ith bl ack dyed ringlet thrums over the body and with a mass of simil ar thrums over the body and with a mass of similar th rums formi ng a co ll ar. The bottom hem and side borders with decorative dyed flax woven pattern gifted to owners mother w hen a todd ler possib ly from a maker in the Te Kuiti reg ion, c. 1910-19 12. 730 x 600mm. Y registered $600-1000

664

A Maori Swamp Recovery Steering Paddle, L. 600mm Y-registered $350-450

665

673

,~ertiooof

w ith incised patterned bu lwarks affixed w ith fishing nylon lashings. L.360mm $150-200

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674

A Pacific Island Tapa Beater,

ill \~lertion ol , ,r~B.

of rhomboidal section w ith three fluted sides and red uced grip section flaring to butt. $200-250

i11J )laoriFI

w ith outrigger stru ts but outrigger absent. Inscribed to the bow and stern 'Apia' 'Samoa ' and decoratively painted to the sides w ith a rope, intersected by flowerheads, termi nating either end w ith European anchors. L.1680mm $700-900

ill 1Good llao

676

1•,;1W

L.11 70mm Y-registered $1000-1250

with spira llin g body and profile beaked head; repa ir to headbody joints. W.80mm $280-300

677

L.8 70mm Y-registered $200-300

A Maori Bailer Roughout,

L.69 0mm Y-registered $120-200

668

A Maori Swamp Recovery Ko (Digging Stick), Y-registered. L.280mm $200-300

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!16

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. \ !4Dmr

A Swamp Recovery Paddle Blade

667

patin1

A Large Wooden Canoe Model,

A Kawakawa Variety Pounamu Koropepe,

A Swamp Recovery Paddle Blade

"'~!d-

675

A Swamp recovery Taiaha or Pouwhenua

666

A Pacific Model Canoe,

the narrow shape with forward projecting handle. Y-registered (Y9970) L.480mm $250-350

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678

A Polynesian Wood Carved Box,

in the shape of a turtle; in cised decoration w ith inlaid pear l she ll shapes and eyes. The li ft off shell acting as a lid . H .1 10mm L.280mm $175-220

.\Pol!1esian

1'll1plan . - L9~ ilOO-liO

see illustration page 40 U!

669

679

A Maori Paddle Shaped Argricultural Tool,

A Polynesian Wood Carved Turtle Box,

for digging/weeding. Y-registered L. 600 mm $120-200

the li d shaped as a lift-off turtl e she ll ; 20th Centu ry. H. 85mm L.200mm $100-150

670

see illustration page 36

l!G

680

l~lection

Large Quadrangular Adze Blade, with fi ne polish. L.290mm Y reg istered $300-350

671

A Nephrite Mere, along w ith a piece of nephrite, three pendants and a documen t w ritten in Maori, all reputedly assoc iated w ith Hori Kingi Te Ana ua. The mere of kawakawa va ri ety, sma ll spatu la shape w ith ridged butt knob, counte rsu nk hole, 20th ce ntury. The penda nts al l high polish, 20th cen tury. The document, dated 1880, (at Ranana) of four foo lscap pages. $2400-2800

An Early Cook Islands Kete, dyed plant fibre; geometric designs, plaited fibre straps 218 x 185mm; together w ith a souvenir godstick; a large plant fibre kete and two cy lindri cal and li dded baskets. $75-125

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681

A Polynesian Lace Bark Fibre Bag,

692

folded and stitched pieces of fibre; the interior fitted and lin ed w ith draw string bag of fine paisley printed si lk. Ea rl y 20th Century. H.90mm 0.150mm $150-200

A Selection ofReplica Clubs and Fighting Weapons, together w ith a woven basket 'A ir Port Art'; 20th Century. Pol ynes ian. $60-100

682

693

A Selection of Six Old Maori Flat Ketes,

A Greenstone Kapeu Pendant,

some fibres dyed. Used wea r; var iou s sizes . 20th Cen tury. $100-200

nephrite kapeu of medium gree n colour termin atin g in hockey 'hockey-sti ck' shape at lower end. Suspension hol e ev ident; fa irl y fl atti sh oval cross-section. Y-reg istered . L.1 03 mm $600-750

683

A Selection ofThree Maori Flax Ketes, woven fl ax fibres; natura l straw co lour. Various sizes. $40-70

684

694

A Selection of Three Various Quadrangular Adze Blades $60-80

Two Maori Flax Ketes,

del,

ibsen· n~ID(II

,ratr1el1 Ill"' 1ead, 'em' ·:

one incorporating pink dyed fl ax fibres; both with plaited straps. $50-75

685

MELANESIA; INDONESIA

MICRONESIA

AND

A Good Maori Flax Kete, dyed ye ll ow and ru sset geometri c patterns; plaited straps and woven fl oo r; 20th Century. W.250mm 0.60mm L.400mm $125 -160

10 Koropepi,

~aled ieao

686

A Good Maori Flax Kete, dyed ye llow and grey geometric patterns; plaited black fibre straps. W.240mm 0.30mm L.370 mm $125-150

ectinghlooe · •

687

A Good Maori Flax Kete, natural straw co lour; plaited handl es. W.220m L.S00mm $120-150

688

lox,

A Polynesian Woven Waist Band,

ration11 lhinla acting as a d'

unpainted plan t fibres woven into a tooth-bordered band . 0.290mm L.9 90 mm

,rtle Box,

ill· 20th cenwi'

pal I ·ied ubre <tr,~,,· idstick: ala~e 1

~ske~-

695

A Good Solomon Islands Hardwood Comb, sixteen sp inters; the top decorated either sid e w ith a raised ca rved band w ith in cised and black stained design; proj ected handl e. W.118mm L.254mm $250-325

696

A Malekulan Leti Region Figure, mod ell ed in seated position ; ca rved dark wood. H.420mm $300-500

697

A Large PNG Kundu Drum, from Marin A nim ; w ith decoration. H.1200mm $500-600

in c ised, ca rved and pigmented

698

$100-150

A Kundu,

689

Gulf of Papua Reg ion; with waisted cy lindri ca l body. H.620mm $100-200

Six Various Dance Neck Ornaments, unique and hand constructed; shell , cora l, tapa, coco nut and plant fibre. Various lengths. $120-160

690

A Selection of Six Polynesian Doll's Tapa Cloth,

699

A Kundu - Highlands Region, twin con ica l shape united by a cylindri ca l wa ist with handl e. H.670mm $200-300

raffia and seed adornments; various sizes.

700

$75-100

A Throwing Stick or Club,

691

hardwood; natural pigments, from the Tiwi Group. 19th Century. L.680mm $200-250

A Polynesian Shell and Plant Fibre Skirt, the sk irt being made of dyed plant fibre in two shades of brown; net-wove n wa ist band incorporating similarly co loured shell s arranged in geometri c motifs with she ll borders. Waist 750mm. Length sk irt drop 720m m; 20th Ce ntury. $175-225 see illustration page 36

701

A Tiwi Ceremonial Spear, wood and natural pigm ents; 20th Century. L.1950mm $150-200

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702 A Short Tiwi Ceremonial Spear, of hardwood pigments; 20th Century. L.770mm $100-150

703 An Old Timorese Stone Bowl, oblong with rounded ends, incised to the wa ll s with designs of snakes, fish , birds and human heads; the rim of the thick wa ll s decorated with a geometric pattern; repeated as a design to the slight ly spreading foot. L.310mm $500-750

712

A Good Early Solomon's Spear, with grass wrapping at the head junction and a section of inlaid pearl she ll. The tip fas hi oned with incipient barbing. L. 248cm $1000-1 500

713

Another Old Solomon's Spear, w ith similarly inlaid section of pearl she ll segments in a block at the head shaft junction. L.206cm $1000-1 500 I'<

714 704

An Old Indonesian Mask

A Worked Stone Seat/Pillow/Headrest,

$375 -450

possibly Indonesian, ob long w ith one upswept end; raised on block feet with tooling evident. $500-750

A Paddle Shaped Dance Club

715 $700-800

705

A Fine Trobriand Island Comb,

716

of bamboo with incised decorated finial embellished with feathers; zigzag design to the long stem and eight delicate tines. L.410mm $300-350

A Hardwood Club of Coconut Wood,

706 A Solomon Islands Comb,

717 A Micronesian Wood Carved Crocodile Figure,

of eight tines bound with decorative natural and co loured grasswork to form a patterned finial. L.320mm $200-250

in cised decoration; natural wood with good patination. Mid 20th Century. W.57mm L.632mm $70-100

707 A Finely Decoration Trobriand Island Gourd,

718 A Micronesian Wood Carved Crocodile Figure,

ovoid; engraved and coloured with an encircling frieze of scroll designs between two borders of flattened scrol l guards. The stopper of fine woven canes. H.260mm

incised decoration with an oval dish shape worked on its back; ca rved snake in relief on the tail. Mid 20th Century. W.80mm L.658mm $60-100

$300-400 see illustration page 43

708

An Octopus Lure, of a calcite cone with affixed sennit bound pieces of tiger cowrie she ll s. L.290mm $150-200

709

An Old Kundu Drum, with simp le trumpet form , ringed at the wa ist and flaring at the foot. Remnants of red pigment. H.750mm $150-200

tapering with carved 'tip' . Early 1900's; age patination. L.1315mm $100-1 75

719 A Micronesian Wood Carved Totem Figure, of a ma le; incised decoration on hardwood. Mid 20th Century. L.390mm $70-90

720 A Good Sized Shaped Pearl Shell Spoon, natural curved, carved shape tapering into an integral grip w ith cut-out edge. L.175mm $150-200

721 710

A Pacific Island Dance Skirt, with woven waistband above a knotted sect ion app li ed w ith dyed coloured embellishments. $125-175

A Carved Hardwood Totemic Figure, of unknown origin. H.460mm $80-100

722

Three Vanuatu Bamboo Combs, 711

A Large Painted Paddle, possibly Admiralty Island with incised and painted blade. L.190cm $300-350

in cised carved decorated tops w ith projected shaped handles. Various lengths. $150-190

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723 A Micronesian Hardwood Slit Drum, of tall cy lindri ca l form with a double ca rved hea d fini al; the oval faces of concave form; one w ith en larged eyes; rounded nose, notched borders above the lon g slit short stem for insertion into the grou nd. Vanuatu 20th Century. H. 71Smm 0.120mm $120-160

724

Two Micronesian Cowrie Shell and Rattan Baskets,

733 A Vanuatu Mask,

734

A Trobriand Island Carving of a Crocodile

725

L.350mm $90-130

one in corporating a double feathered border; all w ith some dyed rattan decoration. $100-150

726 A Micronesian Suspension Hook, ca rved hardwood peg; shaped fi gure with in cised face; plaited fibre suspe nsion cord; four hooks. H.375mm $80-100

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735

736 A Trobriand Island Carved Wood Fish,

Jli

_1nO!dlmall \edd

ii'J'ri R~

H.~

w ith she ll inlaid eyes. Tail fin repaired. L.420rnm $150-200

737 Early 20th Century Admiralty Island Ancestral Board,

Ill .1n0ld Neck

1,,dlllis

incised decoration in polychrome. W.275mm L.970mm $250-300

727

A Selection Four Micronesian Barbed Weapons,

1[l)fl1rn

11~!00

A Micronesian Shark Hook, of large size with sennit fibre snood lashing, possibly Rennell Is: possibly a ceremonial piece. H.280mm $200-400

one of circu lar shape with tapering wel l; the other of sha ll ow oval form . 20th Century. $150-200

A Selection of Five Natural Fibre and Rattan Fans,

.,crea11ng , Coll

with pierced mouth; loop nose and bulbous eyes. H.SS0mm $100-200

Shark Toothed

738 A Selection of Melanesian Arrows,

one of three prong shape; wood, rattan, fibre and sma ll sharks teeth. Various lengths. $200-300

with a bow; the arrows bound with natu ral fibre and resin w ith pigment decoration. Early 20th Centu ry. $120-200

728

739

Two Hardwood Carved Fish Shaped Food Dishes,

w ith fringes; adorned with dyed feathers, one of large size, the other of small er. Cook Island s. $150-225

elongated with in cised features; inl aid cat's eyes. Mid 20th Century. L.350mm $100-150

729 A Selection of Six Leaf and Fibre Woven Fans,

740 A Hardwood Carved Food Dish,

five with dyed black patterns; plaited fibre-bound handl es. Various sizes. 20th Century. $120-160 see illustration page 36

in the shape of a fish; deep in cised decoration w ith cat's eye inlay. Elongated form. Mid 20th Century. W.1 80mm L.375mm $100-150

A Melanesian Octopus Lure,

.\nOldTrob

,calarn

Two Polynesian Woven Grass Skirts,

730

!Ii

741

A Carved Head of a Woman,

Cowrie shell pieces; plaited plant fibre; wood and stone. Early 20th Century. L.420mm $70-100

elon gated face; with rounded facial features. Flat backed, raised on an angular base, patination on the hardwood su rface. W.135mm H.410mm $125-200

731 Two Melanesian Fly Whisks,

742 A Selection ofThree Small Hardwood Food Bowls,

hardwood and plant fibre; each shaft measures. L.380mm $200-300 see illustration page 40

Vanuatu; two of circular form, the other of elongated shape. All with shaped and inl aid pearl shel l rim decoration. 20th Century. $120-150

732

743

A Kundu,

Two Small Stone Adzes from Goodenough Islands,

cy lind rical; slightly curved with carved medial rib incorporati ng a handl e. H.730mm $100-150

Solomon Group; one of narrow elo ngated shape; the other more fl attened and wider. Collected by Rev. Williams. Anglican missionary 1906. $100-175

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744 A Goodenough Island Coconut Basket, or container; the shell being shaped by removal of three upper sections creating a tri-handle; restrained etch ed decoration basket walls. Collected by Rev Williams, Anglican Missionary 1906. H.100mm $150-200

745 An Old and Large Ceremonial Shell,

fa Crocodile

cassis cornuta, collected from Goodenough Island, So lomons by Rev Williams, Anglican missionary 1906. H.215mm L.260mm $200-275

752

A Pair of Old Ornaments,

Melanesian

Pearl

Shell Arm

of plain circu lar shape, as sli ced from a she ll. 0.98mm $300-400

753 A Trobriand Islands Carved Wooden Lime Mortar, sma ll proportions of tapering cylindrica l body supported on a slightly widened flat base. H.94mm 0.44mm $50-75 see illustration page 39

754 746 An Old Small Gourd Lime Container,

ood Fish, . LA;""'•

circular etched decoration; vegetable fibre and woven stopper. Collected by Rev Williams, Anglican missionary, Goodenough Island 1906. H.90mm 0.75mm $50-75

747 An Old Necklace String,

rows,

a•ura ·~e u~.

haped Food Diinll

So lomon Islands small red and white beads, vegetable beads threaded onto natural twisted vegetab le fibre; 4450 in length; together with a plaited cane arm band. Both items collected by Rev Williams, Anglican missionary to Goodenough Island, So lomon s in 1906. $100-175

748 An Old Trobriant Island Canoe Prow Ornament, symmetrical and incised carving to the upper incorporating a carved outline of a stylised pig. Weathered and bleached wood surface. Early 20th Century. W.430mm H.570mm $200-300

749

A Melanesian Pearl and Tortoise Shell Lure,

~sh,

de(orat Jl1 ~.\\J80r:,.1!'-

beaded; the tortoise shell pint lashed to the she ll shank with twisted fibre. Two short Turquoise beaded strands protruding from the rear. Tip of tortoise she ll absent L.52mm $120-150

750

A Melanesian Pearl Shell Tortoise Shell and Bead Lure,

reatures fat!.

on the nardl

lardwood food~ ,1hefoievr:atl!C' mdecorat'on -

the tortoise shell point lashed to the pearl she ll shank w ith twisted fibre; embe lli shed with a short strand of four tiny beads to the rear. L.68mm $250-300 see illustration page 39

751 A Large Melanesian Marine Ivory and Shell Fish Hook, the notched shell point lashed to the carved marine ivory shank with twisted black vegetab le resin-coated natural fibre. L.152mm $200-300 see illustration page 39

A Trobriand Islands Lime Spatula, double-edged blade with an ancestral fi gu red handle with ornamental carv in g on both sides of the hand le. Black stain ed wood with old patination. Late 19th Century. Some minor damage to handle. L.225mm $150-200 see illustration page 39

755 An Old Melanesian Arm Band, woven ca ne, geometric pattern, natural and dyed black pigment covering circular bark piece. Circumference 310 x 50mm Wide. Late 19th Century. $200-275

756 A Vanuatu Beaded Waist Band, blue and white beads arranged in a geometric pattern, secured by vegetab le fibre; the band terminating in closely woven fibre w ith plaited fibre ties. Late 19th Century. Small loss of beads in an area. $350-450

757 A Melanesian Zoomorphic Wood Figure, ca rved fish shapes in corporated into a hum an body. Black sta in ed with incised decoration; 20th Century. W.210mm H.435mm $70-120

758 A Selection of Three Wood Carved Fish, Vanuatu; including a thresher shark, with inllaid bead or she ll eyes; one with incised carving and stained black. Various lengths; 20th Century. $60-100

759 A Selection of Three Small Pottery Vessels, in cised decoration s; one on tri-pod feet and marked DUMPAIN; each with two hol es bored in the short neck for co rd suspension. $90-120

760 Two Melanesian Bamboo Flutes, one decorated in inlaid and stained checker-board pattern; the other of encircling and incised geometric shapes; brown sta in ed. Lengths 705mm and 680mm $100-175

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761

771

Two Carved Coconut Spoons,

A Santa Cruz Dance Staff or Club,

w ith projected and shaped handl es; M elanes ian. Earl y 20th Century. $100-200

of lenti cul ar form w ith painted bl ack moti fs on traces of reel and white ground ; attached fibre frin ge. Late 19th Ce ntury. Wood crack. L. l 200mm $1000-1400

762

A Selection ofThree Melanesian Bamboo Combs,

772

in cised carvin g w ith whi te pi gment remn ants. Va ri ous lengths. $120-180

A Selection ofThree Melanesian Wood Combs,

763

A Melanesian Wood Carved Figure Group, of two male fi gures; one w ith accentu ated male organ; open ca rved and mounted o n a pl ain rectangul ar pos t plin th. Remn ants of bl ack paint and in cised arm and leg decorati on. H.l l SS mm $400-550

non-decorated shaped tops and proj ected handl es, simil arl y ca rved. Th e lo ngest being 300mm . $120-200

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773

A Selection of Three Melanesian Wood Combs,

non-decorated shaped tops w ith fretwo rkecl projections; the lon gest meas uring 260mm. $120-180

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764

A Melanesian Kono or Boulaibi Bounbout,

774

New Ca ledoni a; ova l cut stone, wood handl e cove red by pi gment stain ed and decorated vegetabl e fibre. L.340mm $180-220

An Old Melanesian Coiled Basket,

765

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natural pl ant fi bres; natural bl ack vegetabl e res in coa tin g to all surfaces. 19th Century. H . l SS mm 0 .2 40mm $375-425 see illustra tion page 36

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11an

\)\e\ane1ian

Two Melanesian Ban1boo Combs, the tops engraved and decorated w ith natural pigments; one w ith a short proj ected shaped handl e. L.237mm & 170 mm $120-160 see illustration page 39

766

Two Melanesian Bamboo Combs, one with proj ected shaped handl e; both tops decorated w ith incised ca rvin g. Length 23 0mm & 170mm $120-160

767

A Melanesian Fibre Skirt, hand woven waist band; pl aited side ti es in natural vegetabl e fibre; wa ist band length 890mm. Length of clop 610mm. $100-150

768

A Selection of Three Melanesian Woven Natural Fibre Bags, of small er size; each w ith lo ng pl aited straps; knotted at the terminal s, two w ith dyed fibres . Variou s sizes and length s. Solomon Island s. $90-120

769

A Selection of Four Natural Fibre Bags, two decorated with dyed fibres, three w ith long pl aited straps. Variou s sizes and length s. $120-160

770

A Pair of Micronesian Carved Figures, male and female; decorated w ith in cised ca rvin g, bl ack and reel painted decoration ; each standin g on carved semi -c ircul ar base. 20th Century; M ale H.425 m Wom an H .3 1 Smm $150-250

775

A Vanuatu Hardwood Porpoise, shaped and inl aid pea rl/s hell pieces to acce ntu ate th e eyes, teeth and strea m lined body; 20th Century. H .145 mm L. 545 mm $300-400 see illustration page 40 1100-1:i

776

Two Melanesian Clubs, the hea ds we ll decorated w ith in cis cl geometri c moti fs; inl aid w ith white vegetabl res in and pigment. Lengths 875 mm and 540 mm; ea rl y 20th Century. $300-400

m \Dark 'l'ood !fi Iii

777

!t0 llelane1i

A Melanesian Hardwood Club,

i'IIW

som patinati on to long hand le; ca rved decorati on lower shaft above di amond shaped hea d; 20th Ce ntury. L. l l 82 mm $200-300

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119

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778

A Melanesian Hardwood Club, short patin ati on handl e; di amond shaped bl ade decorated w ith in cised decorati on, traces of inl aid vegetabl e res in and pi gment. L.840mm $150-200

190

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191

779

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A Melanesian Hardwood Club,

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traces of inl aid white pi gment in grooved cl ub head decorati on. Ea rl y 20th Century. W.60mm L. 790rnrn $250-325

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780

793

A Melanesian Club,

A Santa Cruz Light Wood Paddle,

the diamond shaped head decorated w ith in cised designs w ith traces of white pigment. Good patination to handle; 20th Century. L.900mm $200-500

with deeply carved blade. L.1380mm $100-200

781

1Wood Comb, 1

A Woven Lambok Basket

cted hand5 ,

$30-50

1Wood Comb;,

v01ked l}(Qje(

:et, tableresrna·. 0mm

1ccentuate'iieBe I145mmLili~

geomerric I •nt. Len~n18';•

!Cl decoratiOllM)

ntu~. L.118:mrn

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'.ed club headOf(I,

794

A Small Solomon Carving ofTwo Cats l.140mm $20-40

795 782

Two Adze Finished Wooden Hemispherical Bowls $50-100

783

Two Hardwood Carved Fish Shaped Food Dish, incised fin, tail and scale decoration; inlaid cat's eyes. Mid 20th Century. L.345mm $100-150

A Vanuatuan Carved and Painted Gope Board

796

$90-140

A Solomon Island Canoe Figurehead,

with incipient flange handles; decoratively in cised. W.450mm

shell inl ay design accentu ating the eyes and cheeks, the figure holding a sma ll head in its hands, a reference to headhunt ing. 20th Century. H.148mm L.170mm $120-160

$50-100

see illustration page 40

784

A Melanesian Oval Wooden Bowl,

785

797

A Melanesian Oval Wooden Bowl,

Two Solomon Islands Wooden Combs,

with handles at the extremit ies ca rved as crocodi le heads with dogs crouch in g on their snou ts. W.575mm

the tops decorated with incised polychrome designs; one made by John R. at Onepusu; one w ith 16 wood spli nters, the other of 14 wood spl inters. Mid 20th Century. L.250mm $200-300

$90-130

786

A Large Shallow Oval Wooden Dish 650 x 440mm $100-175

798

A Solomon Islands Canoe Figure Head,

A Dark Wood Carved Bowl,

inl aid shell accentuating the eye features and chin line; the figure's hands holding a bird. Mid 20th Century. H.2 35mm L.160mm $200-300

ova l; with sing le side handle.

see illustration page 40

787

$50-75

788

Two Melanesian Oval Wooden Bowls $70-120

789

Two Melanesian Oval Wooden Bowls $70-120

790

A Large Melanesian Wooden Shallow Platter, oval shape with sma ll lug under the base. $150-250

791

799

A Solomon Islands Canoe Figure Head, carved ebonised wood, w ith inlaid shell eye, cheek, chin and ear accents, the figure holding a sma ll head in its hands. H.270mm L. 225mm $300-400

see illustration page 40 800

A Solomon Island Comb, 19 palm wood sp ikes bound w ith woven-work cane and covered w ith black vegetab le pigment, the upper of flat woven work with the sp ikes protruding and shaped. L.180mm $170-200

see illustration page 39

A Vanuatu Totemic Figured Dish,

801

carved wood; the convex side with anthropomorphic body pattern in low relief surmounted by a head finial.

A Good Solomon Island Comb,

A Melanesian Spear Thrower,

of sli ghtl y curved shape; 29 Palm wood spikes dyed black w ith natura l pigment, bound with woven work ca ne in geometric patterns, the spikes shaped and protruding from the upper ca ne border. L. 212mm $500-650

partially grooved shaft; criss-cross incised decoration.

see illustration page 39

$70-120

792

$50-80

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802 Two Similarly Shaped Solomon Island Combs,

810 A Solomon Islands Wooden Vessel or Bowl,

bamboo sp linters below integra l so lid tapering handle w ith carved tops, natural fibre bindings. One of nine teeth spli nters, the other of eleven teeth sp linters. L.195mm $200-300

in the shape of a turtle with flat support; carved head w ith inlaid shell eyes; carved fin and bowl border decoration. W.310mm H.95mm L.41 2mm $270-325

803 An Old Solomon Islands Comb, of thirteen cane splinters; bound into a tapering and flattened upper which in turn is covered with a layering of vegetable resin, decorated w ith inl aid shaped she ll pieces. A single cane upper handle. Late 19th Century. L.240mm $900-1000 see illustration page 39

811

A Large Solomon Islands Carved Wood Vessel with Servers, the bowl of circular shape with flat support, pierced and carved handles extending from the bowl rim. Similarly carved serving spoon and fork. Vesse l length 610mm. Soft patination. $300-400

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812 804 An Old Solomon Islands Comb, of thirteen cane splinters with black pigment covering; bound into a tapering and flattened upper bound by natural fibres and covered with vegetable resin, decorated with inl aid shaped shell pieces, terminating in a sing le cane. Late 19th Century. L.275mm $900-1000 see illustration page 39

805

A Small Solomon Islands Canoe Figure Head, the eyes, cheeks, jaw lin e and lobes accentuated by shaped and inlaid pearl shell , its hands holding a coconut. Mid 20th Century. H.105mm L.75mm $50-70 see illustration page 40

806

Three Solomon Island Coconut Spoons or Ladles, adzed and shaped handle grip. L.105mm Diameter 60mm. Brown stained. Early 20th Century. $60-80

Two Melanesian Wood Carved Canoe Ornaments,

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sty lized bird heads with elongated and curved necks; incised decoration, one stained black with natural pigment. L.680mm $120-150

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813 A Solomon Islands Pearl Shell Spoon L.11 Smm $90-120

814 A Solomon Island Pearl Shell Spoon,

,100

m ,110MSolo

of elongated form with shaped integral handle. L.1 S0mm $120-140

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815

A Solomon Island Pearl Shell Neck Ornament,

of plain half circular shape; decorated with a single tiny reel bead inlaid into vegetable resin circlet, bored eyelets either end . Secured by twisted vegetable fibre suspension cord. Shell length 110 x 40mm $200-300 see illustration page 39

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807

An Old Solomon Islands Pearl Neck Ornament,

816

elongated; shaped from a large she ll , the upper threaded through w ith twisted vegetable fibre strands conta inin g a number of alternating white and brown circu lar she ll beads; 19th Century. L.370mm $200-275 see illustration page 39

An Old Solomon Islands Arm Band,

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sma ll beads arranged in 'V' shaped patterns in red, wh ite and blue colourways. Threaded onto co il ed vegetable fibre backing by fine twisted vegetable fibre threads. Early 20th Century. Circumference 280mm x 70mm wide $250-300 see illustration page 36

808

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A Solomon Islands Kap Kap Breast Ornament,

817

l111 Solomi

circular she ll w ith fretworked tortoise she ll detail. 19th Century. 0.707mm $900-1100 see illustration page 39

A Solomon Islands Arm Ornament,

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plaited cane under reddish vegetab le resin, with a pair protruding plaited cane tassels; the ends secured by vegetable resi n. D.110mm $50-65

809

A Solomon Islands Kap Kap Breast Ornament, circu lar she ll with fretworked tortoiseshell detail. 19th Century. 0.94mm $800-1000 see illustration page 39

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818 Two Solomon Islands Bamboo Cane Pan Pipes, secured with fibre; one of seven pipes, the other of seventeen pipes, both singularly arranged . $50-70

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819

829

A Solomon Island Pan Pipe,

Two Hafted Adzes,

double arrangement of bamboo canes, secured by shaped bamboo pieces, bound by cane fibre. L. 260mm $50-70

from the PNG Hi ghl ands; wood, fibre and stone. Mid 20th Century. $150-250

820

830

A Selection of Four Solomon Island Bamboo 'Jewish' Harps,

Two Pairs Woven Fibre Leggings,

of various sizes; 20th Century. $60-90

from the PNG Highlands. $40-80

831 821

A Selection of Four Woven Bags,

I CanoeOmarn and cun!d ~,

with long plaited straps; all in natural vegetab le fibres, some dyed. Varying sizes; mid 20th Century. $150-200

aLra p.'ll'l A Good Solomon Island Necklace, segments of three strands of small cowrie shells and blue, red and white beads threaded through individual green beads, beaded tassels secured at the lower end; mid 20th Century. L.620mm $70-100

823

I Spoon, ra \1, e.,:·

I :'leek OrnamenL

Two Old Solomon Island Shell Armlets, cut circlet sections w ith natural she ll markings; 19th Century. Approx. 175mm diameter W.30mm $150-200

824

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A Good Solomon Island Wood Comb,

!)Ored l!leie'

the shaped top decorated with restrained incised carving stained black; projected rounded and slightly curved handle. W.100mm H.260mm $200-275

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n Band, :iar.erns' 1led1~e eadsf ·

one with an integra l handle, the body with inci sed decorations; the other with painted mask designs in red and black. $20-50

832 822

ll Spoon

Two PNG Decorated Coconut Shells,

Two Billum Bags, finger knitted/woven in natural fibres and natural dyes. $60-100

833

A Selection of Four PNG Necklaces, shell, beads and seeds of varying lengths. $60-100

834

A PNG Carved and Painted Ancestor Image, with inl aid cats-eye she ll eyes; on hardwood. W.305mm H.SSSmm $100-175

835

A PNG Bird Shaped Bowl, incised decoration L.410mm

with

lime inlay. W.21 Smm

H.80mm

$250-350

825

A Good Solomon Islands Hardwood Comb,

836

fourteen splinters; the top borders symmetrica ll y decorated with incised and black stained design with carved notches; projected handle again the border of fine incising; stained black with pigment. W.110mm L.31 0mm $400-550

A Cassawarry Bone Dagger, from the Maprik area; incised mask decoration; blackish pigment. L.360mm $100-175

826

A PNG Ancestral Carving Waskuk "Mindja Figure",

837

Two Solomon Islands Clubs, one with inl aid vegetab le resin missionary script on blade; Lengths 630mm and 525mm; Early 20th Century.

nament,

$250-325

•etable res1 ~ ; ends ;ecurt>d ~

827

A Large Solomon Islands Oval Food Bowl, carved wooden, with decorative elements in low relief. W.680mm $90-140

828

Two PNG Highlands Killing Sticks, wood, fibre and bone; mid 20th Century. $200-300

natural earth pigments on wood. Early 20th Century; Ex-Bead le Collection . L.800mm $140-200

838

A PNG Zoomorphic Carved Wood Bowl, incised decoration. Some faults. L.405mm $75-100

839

An Old PNG Cult Mask, old black patination. H.380mm $125-175

840

851

Large PNG Female Ancestor Figure,

A Small Yipong Figure,

fibre skirt; cowri e she ll eyes. H.890mm

Karawari River; elonga ted hooked figure standing on a single leg with domed head and jagged finial on top. l.440mm

$150-300

$75-125

841

A Pair of PNG Highland Men's Cloths, natural fibres dyed with natural pigments. $200-300

852

A PNG Maprik Ancestor Totem, with Horn Bill, old , encrusted painted decoration. H.820mm $200-250

842

A PNG Ancestor Figure, from the Sepik River area; natural pigment colorations and cowrie shell eyes; worn patination. H.450mm $100-200

843

A Selection of Four PNG Woven Baskets, var iou s sizes and dimensions; natural fibres and dyes. $80-120

853

A Large Yipong Figure, Karawari River; elongated hooked figure standing on a single leg w ith domed head. L.1180mm $300-400

854

Two PNG Sepik River Canoe Paddles, polychrome decoration. L.1800mm $250-350

844

855

A Sepik River Ancestor Gable Figure,

A PNG Gope Board,

natural pigment patina . Purchased 1964. L.330mm

carved and painted wood using natural earth pigments. L.950mm $150-250

$50-75

845

Five Fly River Mourning Bands,

856

natural woven fibres; with natural pigment dyes · worn by women. L.S0mm

A PNG Cowrie Shell Apron,

$125-150

of good age; she ll st itched onto fibre backing; ear ly 20th Century. L.480mm $250-500

846

see illustration page 39

An Old Ancestral Image from a Cult House, adzed surface with good patination; cowrie she ll eyes. L.675mm $150-200

847

A Sepik River Carved Crocodile, incised decoration. L.440mm

857

A PNG Over Modelled Turtle Shell, from the Sepik River, anthropomorph ic mask incorporating turtle she ll, clay and cowr ie shells. L.220mm $75-150

A PNG Yam Mask,

848

Lygodium Fibre and natural earth pigments. L.1 50mm $70-100

collected by Missionaries in the 1960's natural fibre and pigment dyed; hand made PNG Highlands. L.S00mm $60-80

849

An Ancestral Mask, PNG Sepik River; cowr ie eyes, natural earth pigment decoration. H.370mm $100-150

850

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858

$45-60

A PNG Twisted Fibre Belt,

lPlG Decor a,~

859

A PNG Sepik River Ancestral Mask,

painted with natural earth pigments incorporating bird and crocodile. Ex-Sir William Manchester. L.900mm $200-300

lPXG Cerar ~nic

860

A PNG Lime Gourd, decorated w ith tusk and vegetable fibre. L.270mm $75-110

see illustration page 39

A Good PNG Maprik Ancestor Figure, collected in the 1960's' ; carved and decorated in natural earth pigments. L.970mm $300-400

861

A PNG Cassawary Feather Necklace, from the Highlands; mid 20th Century. L.800mm $150-225

see illustration page 39

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urestanc,g itop.L~

862

873

A PNG Shell and Fibre Necklace,

Two PNG Buka Island Woven Items,

w ith 69 Cow ri e she ll s and a pair of pig tusks; mid 20th Century from the Highlands. L.650mm $150-200 see illustration page 39

one being a lidd ed and handl ed basket; the other a circu lar platter tray. Geometric decoration. $100-200

863

Two PNG Buka Island Woven Pieces,

874

dcie(oration H•

A Small PNG Penis Gourd,

: Paddles,

incised, curv ilinear decoration. L.70mm $50-70

a lidded and han dl ed basket and a c ircul ar tray, both w ith geometric decoration. $100-200

864

875

A Sepik River Ancestral Mask,

A PNG Carved Woman Figure,

heavily enc rusted with Cowrie shell decoration and boar's tusk w ith feather adornments; mid 20th Century. L.700mm $200-300

wi th Cowrie she ll inl aid eyes; arms and legs outspread, weathered patination. $100-200

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865

876

A PNG Sepik River Ancestral Figure,

Two PNG Combs,

of small propo rtions with Cowri e she ll eyes; earth pigment co loration. L. 300mm $50-100

bamboo and resin; one w ith incised carved hand le. $100-200

866

A Large PNG Carved Shield,

A PNG Sepik River Ancestral Figure,

incised decoration, pigments. L.1 705mm $500-750

877

: natura ea

earth pigmen t painted. L.380mm $100-150

e Shell, hicmas,'ll:it:' mm

geom etric

decoration,

natural

867

878

A PNG Decorated Gourd ofTapered Form,

A PNG Lau Island Obsidian Dagger,

decorated w ith geometri c designs. L.640mm $250-350

with resin handle; po lych romed and incised. L.220mm $100-200

ea rth

868

879

A Pair of PNG Old Ancestral Figures,

Three PNG Bikim Multi-coloured Cotton Fibre Bags,

male and female forms with cowrie shell eyes; good patination, earth pigment decoration. H.220mm $400-500

for keeping of world ly goods, all finger knitted in geometric designs. Late 20th Century. $50-100

869

igrnen~ l.lill""

A PNG Decorated Nose Ornament,

880

made from a shell bailer; vegetable resin im pressed with seeds and shells. Rare. L.160mm

Three PNG Billum Multi-coloured Nylon Fibre Bags,

$100-200 see illustration page 39

finger woven/k ni tted in primary co lou rs; late 20th Century. $50-100

870

al Mask,

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ter. l.Q~••

Three PNG Billum Bags,

anthropomorphic form; incised decoration. H .220mm

of natural fibres and modern dyes. Va ri ous sizes. Late 20th Century. $50-100

$125-175

871

A Large PNG Hardwood Shield,

882

with inlaid and painted decoration. H.1200mm

A PNG Lau Island Obsidian Dagger,

$500-650

w ith incised res in hand le. L. 280mm $100-150

872

Necklace, !Un L.~

881

A PNG Ceramic Pot Stand,

Two PNG Buka Island Baskets,

883

woven fibre; w ith handles, one li dded and decorated.

A PNG Lau Island Obsidian Blade,

$100-150

with two add itional polychrome decorated blade handl es. L.140mm $100-200

884

895

A PNG Bow,

A Papua New Guinea Carved Wood Figure,

carved body of a bird with inlaid seed eyes; elongated tail end in g in a fork, resin and twisted fibre. Black wood stai ned w ith age patination. L. 2060mm $100-200

stai ned with red pigment, Janus headed. Prov as above. H.360mm $60-100

885

A PNG Slit Gong,

896

A PNG Fish Spear, cane shaft natural fibre binding; four barbed prongs. Some linear decoration in natural black pigment. L.1670mm $60-100

886

A PNG Highlands Large Cane and Feather Flute, the shaft decorated w ith three circu lar bark binding each w ith bound feathers; black pigment sta ining on the shaft. $70-100

887

A Selection of Five PNG Bags, each of woven vegetab le fibre with plaited handles; decorated in geometric patterns. Various sizes. $150-200 see illustration page 36

888

Two PNG Combs, one of bamboo, the other of wood; both tops orn amented w ith incised carving. The wooden with white pigment in lays. Late 19th Century. $100-175

with terminal mask carving and incised decoration. Prov as above. L.640mm $100-200

897

A Light Wood Carved Baton, PNG and a small mask. Prov as above. L.290mm $10-20

898

A PNG Slit Gong, with mask at terminal end, inc ised decoration to wa ll s; small feet underneath. L.540mm $100-200

899

A PNG Baton, pierced hook design. L.610mm $20-30

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zoom

900

A PNG Carved and Pigmented Ancestral Figure H.490mm $50-100

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889

A PNG Mask Totem,

901

oval face, dished out beneath the brow; painted features. $100-200

A Carved Hardwood PNG Bust, Prov as above. H.210mm $20-30

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890

A Solomon Island Oval Wooden Bowl,

902

decoratively incised and pigmented exterior. W.320mm $50-100

A PNG Pottery Vessel,

891

w ith decorative ly worked face in relief embellis hment. Prov as above. H.260mm $100-150

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A Papuan Gulf Carving, of two men in a canoe; light wood with white pigment. $125-225

892

New Guinean Highland's Grass Skirt, with dyed fibre tied to plaited waistband; Roger Sa le Co ll ection. Formed in PNG in 1970's. $50-100

893

Two Papuan Gulf Lime Containers, of bamboo sections, decoratively incised. Prov as above. L.240mm $50-100

894

Carved Dark Wood Totemic Group, with four mask faces. Prov as above. H.290mm $80-120

903

Two PNG Ceramic Whistles, incised feather and diamond decoration; both with soft patination. L.82mm $50-75

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904

A Vanuatu Beaded Armlet,

!16

blue and wh ite beads; geometrica ll y secured with vegetab le fibres, secured on a vegetab le fibre backing. Late 19th Century. Circumference 260 x 35mm wide. $120-150

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905

A PNG Gourd, decorated with concentric squares in all-over repeat pattern. Faulted. Prov as above. L.670mm $100-200

"''ade !100.100

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Wood Figun,

906

918

heade,:i ~

Two Decorative Carved Wood Swords,

A Pair of Ancestral Beings,

Prov as above. L.980mm longest $40-70

wood and natural pigments; 20th Century. 355 x 455mm $100-150

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907

A PNG Carved Wood Standing Figure, with applied shells decorating the face. Prov as above. H.720mm $100-150

908

A PNG Sepik Carved Hook-Mask, li ght wood with decorative painting. H.920mm $40-70

909

A PNG Meat Hook, with bifurcated stem. Prov as above. L.410mm $40-80 ·,

;ed Ancesrral Fi,

910

aii secured'

, backng. late I

919

A Rare Australian Aboriginal Tjuringa of Carved Wood, elongated oval shape; one side with deep grooves along either axis and overa ll fine incised linea l repetition. The other face incised w ith a snake design. L.420mm $1000-1500

920

An Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo, of dark timber; with painted bands label led Mornington Island (between Cape York and Indonesia). $1200-1400

A PNG Mask-Hook,

921

Sepik region. L.450mm $20-30

An Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo,

911

of stained timber decorated with incised designs of an imal s. Col lected Kimberley's W.A. $700-1000

A Decorative PNG Panel, painted with zoomorphic decoration. H .330mm $30-50

912

A PNG String Work Skirt, Prov as above. $20-40

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AUSTRALIA

913

PNG Billum Bag, and a seed pod along with a woven cane platter. $10-20

922

A Rare Early South Australia Basket, from Lake A lexandra area; ova l form. Baskets of this nature were mainly used by women to carry small personal possessions. Late 19th Century. H.390mm $200-300

923 An Aboriginal Woven Mat, circu lar shape in woven natural grasses; late 20th Century. 0.230cm $600-750

914

924

PNG Carved and Painted Wood Figure,

A Western Australian Shield,

Prov as above. H.700mm $40-70

carved wood with incised decoration; late 19th Centu ry. W.l00mm L.735mm $300-350

915

A Carved and Painted Wood Mask-Hook, Sepik region. Prov as above. H.760mm $50-100

916

A New Guinean Adze Handle, for adze blade or sago pounding head, carved all over w ith a face and incised decoration. L.480mm $100-200

917

925

A Western Australian Shield, the surface finely carved wavy and linear decoration; late 19th Century. W.1 70mm L.600mm $250-300

926

A Groote Eylandt Bark Painting 1960's, X- ray painting in natural earth pigments on euca lyptus bark. W.400mm L.500mm $200-300

A Papua New Guinea Tapa Cloth,

927

decorated with pigmented design. H.360mm

An Arnhem Land Aboriginal Bark Painting,

$50-90

of two women gathering bush food. Natural earth pigment on eucalyptus bark, c.1970. L.920mm $350-400

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928

939

An Aboriginal Coolamon or Container,

Two Carved and Engraved Marsupials,

ce ntral desert; fi nely fl uted or adzed lines, in redd ish natural ea rth pi gment. Ea rl y 20th Ce ntury. W.200mm L. 700 mm $150-200

one of black pigment, th e other of dark brown. W.60mm L.400mm $30-50

929

940

A Framed Arnhem Land Rainbow Serpent Bark Painting,

Three Carved Aboriginal Pieces,

und erglass; natural pigme nt on euca lyptus bark mid 20th Century. W.280mm H .470mm $200-300

includ ing a dugon, boat and fish; fin ished in earth pigments. W.30mm L.210mm $20-40

941 930

A Carved Wood Bird Totem,

A Coiled Fibre Basket with Handle,

natu ral ea rth pigments; 20th Ce ntury. L. 360m m $150-200

from the Northern Territory, natural pigment co louri ng. 20th Cen tury. Ex-Beadl e co ll ection . H.380m m 0 .260mm $100-150

942

A Rainbow Serpent, 931 An Aboriginal Australian Stone Spear Point, w ith associate note attri buti ng it to the Ka lkadon Tribe (Tasmania) w hi ch was decimated in the 1880's. L.60 mm $100-150

ca rved wood; decorated w ith natura l pigments. 20th Century. L.S00mm $30-45

943

A Carved Spear Thrower, 932 An Aboriginal Australian Worked Stones,

Kangaroo decoration; 20th Century. W. 110mm L.690mm $70-100

w ith note attri buting fi ndi ng at Lake Moonda rra Ml Isa, Queensland. L.11 0m m Lo ngest $100-150

A Carved Spear Thrower,

933

$60-80

944

klfrican Cat

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non-decorated, fibre bindi ng; 20th Century. L.860mm

Two Pieces of Aboriginal Carvings, one be ing a spea r thrower, the other a bird totem the thrower incorporating wood, pigment and sinew, the bi rd painted in earth pigments; 20th Centu ry. Sli ght beak damage to bird totem. $100-150

945

An Arnhem Land Spear Thrower,

946

A Eucalyptus Bark Basket,

A Western Australian Throwing Boomerang,

linea r pattern in natu ral earth pigments . W.190 mm L. 440 mm $60-100

non-decorated natural wood; sli ghtl y adzed surface . Late 19th Cen tu ry. L. 745mm $100-140

935

An Adzed Coolamon or Container,

947

in dark brown earth pigments. Ear ly 20th Centu ry. W.200mm L.430mm $125-150

A Throwing Boomerang, non-deco rated natural wood from W.A. , late 19th Century. Ear ly 20th Ce ntury. L.775mm $100-140

A Shallow Adzed Coolamon or Container,

948

in red di sh-brown ea rth pigment. Ea rl y 20th Century. $100-150

A Late 19th Century Carved Wooden Throwing Boomerang,

937

in natura l wood fin ish W.A. L. 700mm $100-140

A Ochre String Bag, of native manufactu re; a net bag in natural fi bre cordage and pigment co louri ng c.1940. W. 1S0mm L.450 mm $80-100

938

A Cape York Net Bag, of natural fibre and pigment co lour ing. W.200 mm L.300 mm $60-80

tiunilar figi

non-deco rated wood fin ished in red earth pigment. L.980mm $60-80

934

936

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949

A W.A. Carved Boomerang, in natu ral wood finish. Late 19th Centu ry/ear ly 20th Century. L.7 1Smm $100-140

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rsupia!s,

950

1 da~ bfll\l

A Carved Boomerang,

960

from the late 1800's; natural wood fini sh. L. 700mm $100-140

A Pair of Carved Wood African Fetish Figures,

951

es,

A Carved Wood Boomerang,

"<lied ne.t

WA , natural wood with li ghtly adzed surface. L.710mm $100·200

952

An Australian Aboriginal Shield, col lected Pitjantjara, South Australia 1979; elongated oval shape with cruc iform and repetitive lineal engraved faces. The reverse with integral loop handle. L.740mm

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$500·800

AFRICA AND AMERICA

961

A Large African Carved Ebony Figure, of a man with cari catu red features. H.480mm $200-250

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962

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953 An African Millet/Maize Morter (Ntondo), collected from Chichewa tribal group, Malawi/Zimbabwe area. Mahogany; waisted vase shape. H.470mm $400-600

A Pair of Malawian Carved Wood Figures, male and female; each seated or kneeling su rmounted by tall exaggerated co iffures. H .320mm $125 ·175

A Songe Tribal Trumpet, additional co nfigured to act as a smok in g pipe; tapering conical shape, carved in hi gh relief w ith a male figure with head turned to one side. $150-200

964 954 An African Carved Wood Female Figure, kneeling and supporting above her head a finely woven basket container. $100-150

A North American Cree Indian Snow Shoe, with bent beech wood frame and woven gut infill. L.710mm $150-250

NECKLACES

955

A Similar Figure To Above

ower, learthp,~-

965

L.270mm $100-150

A Collection of Fine Shell Necklaces,

956

$60·80

10-strands of vary ing lengths.

A Pair of North West African Carved Wood Figures,

ing Boomerang,

1111 adzed

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WA lateilltli[e"

rved Wooden 1nll

Jrnrn

, ~ (eotu~ ear .

male and female; with painted faces, breasts and coiffures, the male wi th a skirt of vegetative fibre; the female with a cotton braid skirt H.300mm tallest $180·250

966

A Selection of Fine Shell and Seed Necklaces, 10-strands of va rying length s. $60·80

957

967

An African Terracotta Portrait Bust,

A Selection ofTen Cowrie Shell Necklaces,

with painted 'jewelled' headband; raised on a circu lar brickwork patterned plinth; pierced through the crown to base with a 3cm diameter hol e. H .250mm

of vary in g sizes and lengths. $100-140

$300-350

968

A Collection ofTen Fine Shell and Seed Necklaces, 958 An African Carved Female Figure,

$60·80

of heavy dense dark timber with good patina. Coffee bean eyes and in cised patterned coiffu re reminiscent of North West Africa. H.230mm $200-250

A Good Selection ofTen Large Shell and Seed Pod Necklaces,

959

A Pair ofYoruba Ibiji Tribal Figures, a male and female; each w ith beaded necklaces, carved stand ing w ith coffee bean eyes; facial scari fi catio n; peaked coiffure with inc ised detail. H.300mm $325-400

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963

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a male and female, both with fabric loin cloths; blackened with app li ed mud, the male figure taller, each united by a sin gle plyed cord. H.300mm $275 -325

va ryin g length s.

969

of vary ing lengths. $120-160

970

A Selection of Five Large Pacific Shell Necklaces, of va rying lengths. $100-140

971

978B

A Collection ofTen Pacific Shell Necklaces,

A Collection of Eight Books,

of varying lengths. $60-75

Wi lli am Howell 's 'Th e Pacific Islanders'; John Ward 'B riti sh Po licy in the South Pacific 1786-1813'; RA Derrick 'The Fiji Islands - A Geographical Handbook'; G B Milner 'Fiji an Grammar'; Reeds 'Fiji'; Eric Lindren 'PNC in Truth a Nation Independence 1975'; Tony Whincup 'Nareau's Nation - A Portrait of the Gi lbert Islands' . $100-200

972

A Collection ofTen Pacific Large Shell Necklaces, of similar lengths. $175-200 see illustration page 36

973

A Collection of Pacific Necklaces, predominately seed w ith some shell; 10 in all. $70-80

974

A Selection of Five Pacific Cowrie Shell Necklace Pendants, of varying lengths. $50-75

975

A Selection of Five Pacific Cowrie Shell and Seed Necklaces, of varying lengths. $50-75

976

A Pacific Island Cowrie Shell and Seed Handbag, with two handles. W.230mm H.345mm $40-80

978C Olaf Ruhen 'Minerva Reef'; Rev J Paton D D 'The Story of John G Paton'; Frank Clune 'Prowling Through Papua'; Arthus Grimble 'A Pattern of Islands' ; Bob Putigny 'Tah iti and its Islands'; J D Freeman 'The Po lynes ian Collection of Trinity Col lege Dublin ' ; and the National Museum of Ireland, Philippe Diole 'The Forgotten People of the Pacific' . $100-200

978D

A Collection of Seven Books, Caw Monckton 'A New Guinea Resident Magistrate'; Walter Seton 'Chalmers of New Guinea - The Martyr Missionary'; Rev Oscar Michelsen 'Canniba ls Won for Christ'; C T Luxton ' Isles of Solomon ' ; Judith A Bennett 'Wealth of the Solomons' ; Various Authors 'Etudes Melanesiennes Coral Tours Melanesie New Hebrides Islands of Ashes and Cora l'. $150-200

ETHNOGRAPHICAL PUBLICATIONS

978F

A Collection of Seven Books, Arthur Grimble 'A Pattern of Islands'; Thor Heyerdah l 'Aru Aru'; John Watsford 'My Life and Work in Fiji and Australia'; Raymond Firth 'Human Types' (s igned copy); Joel Bonnemaison 'New Hebrides'; Right Rev L.M. Raucaz S.M. ' In the Savage South Solomons'; A. H. Voyce 'Design Work as Shown on Bougainville Arrows and Spears'. $100-200

Glynn Christian 'Fragile Paradise - The Discovery of Fletcher Christian Bounty Mutineer' ; Colin Simpson ' Pleaser Islands of the South Pacific - A Guide to Pitcairn ' 3rd Edition; Christine Price 'Made in South Pacific'; John Hickman 'The Enchanted Island The Galapagos Discovered South Pacific Commission'; 'Handcrafts of the South Seas' Rev James Paton D.D., John G Patton D.D. Missionary to the New Hebrides 'Pitcairn a Lonely Island in the Pacific'. $150-200

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Four Books, James Siers 'Rarotonga'; Peter Bellwood 'Man's Conquest of the Pacific'; Roslyn Poinant 'Ocean ic Mythology'; Keith St Cartmail 'The Art of Tonga'. $100-200 see illustration page 36

!13

A Collection of Eight Books,

978

M! iuniJar Sou 1 1,~ca1!

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978E

comprising of a lidded coconut shell with woven fibre handle and rims; cowr ie shell finial. H.200mm $30-40

977

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A Collection of Seven Books,

Parker & Turner 'Capt. James Cook and the Pacific Voyager'; Thor Heyer Dahl 'Aku Aku'; George Irwin 'Samoa a Teachers Tale'; Margaret mead 'Coming of Age in Samoa'; Robert C Suggs 'The Hidden Worlds of Polynesia'; Michael Drollet 'Cook Islands Directory and Guide Book' (1 st Edition); Alfons M .J. Kloosterman 'Discoverers of the Cook Islands and the Names they Gave'; Frederic Koehler Sutter 'The Samoans - A Global Family'. $150-200

A Pacific Island Basket,

Iii1bon-·11~d1

979

A Fine Pair of Maori Folk Art Kauri Gum Busts, ca rved and painted facial features of a man and woman each in carved gum cloaks; both of quality. H .130mm $800-1000 see illustration page 40

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980

A Maori Maiden Souvenir Brooch,

990

together with a Wellington harbour souvenir brooch in the shape of a yacht Both imitation jewe ll ery. $20-35

A Large Format Photograph of Guide Sophia, by E. Arlaand; details verso attr ibute him v isiting NZ in 1886. 330 x 520mm $300-400

981

An Austrian Porcelain Souvenir Model of a Gothic Chair,

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decorated to its back with a hand co loured transfer entitled 'A Puketeraki Maori, New Zealand'. H.95mm $80-100

991

A Slip Cast Pottery Vase, decoratively moulded with a tiki. H.190mm $80-120

see illustration page 40

see illustration page 40 992

Pal); I;'

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982

A Grimwades Maoriland Ash Tray,

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A Similar Souvenir As Above,

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entitl ed 'Typical Maori Woman, N.Z.' H.95mm $75-100

circu lar bowl shape, sep ia patterned rim , the wel l painted with the Pah fence and gate design. Minor paint flakes on rim. H .35mm 0.130mm $300-400

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see illustration page 40

see illustration page 40 983

A Tobacco Pipe,

992A

A Grimwades 'Maori Ware' Side Plate,

with Maori carved bowl of cherry wood marked ' British Made'; the stem joint repaired , bakelite stemmed. L.190mm $175-225

titl ed 'Maori Carver'; pink lu stre ground, gilt trimmed. D.1 50mm $80-100

see illustration page 40

984

992B

A Cast Bronze Plaque,

A Royal Grafton Souvenir Cup and Saucer,

for 'The Tiki Hot Tub Co.' L.150mm $100-150

bone china, painted transfer scene across Lake Taupo to the Tongariro National Park volca noes. $20-30

984A

A Cast Aluminium Tiki Form Bottle Opener

993

L.170mm $60-100

'Pictures of Old New Zealand',

see illustration page 40

The Partridge Co ll ection of Maori Paintings by Gottfried Lindauer; described by James Cowan. $200-250

985

A Small Porcelain Lustre Souvenir Jug,

994

marked ' Kia Ora from Dunedin'. L.75mm $45 -60

A 19th Century Photographic Print,

see illustration page 40

with soft hand tinting; entitl ed: 'H inemoa Listening To The Flute', Isles Photo No.26 W.90mm H.135mm $200-300

986

A Jug Matching Above

995

H.75mm $45 -60

A 1960's Map of Auckland City and Suburbs, by Whitcombe & Tombs. Photo litho laid on linen. 820 x 520mm $50- 100

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987

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A New Zealand Souvenir Kaleidoscope

996

H.200mm $20-30

A Carved Wood Plaque,

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a representation of the South Pacific Lager label. $40-70

988

A Folk Art Kauri Bust,

997

with tattooed features. H.190mm $100-150

A Pair of Cast Plaster Bookends,

see illustration page 40

inscribed RNZAF and NZ; modelled with lion 's heads issuing from circular rings. $100-200

989

see illustration page 40

A Wooden Shield/Plaque, with tiki , fern and koru decoration. H .240mm $250-300

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1008

1111 ,i; h I UEn,-s

A Pair of Cast Plaster Bookends,

Three Home Built Model Ships

,irl~ ll,

modell ed as li ons couchant on plinths embossed w ith RNZAF crests. $100-200 see illustration page 40

$100-200

998

1009

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ob long; hinged lidded; fitted interior with lift out tray.

1!00

$100-200 see illustration page 40

999

1010

A Collection of Old Home Made Fishing Lures,

Two Match Stick Art Trays ,

includi ng a spi nner made from kni fe parts; kahawai lu res, etc. $100-200

$90-140

1000

w ith two ba nks of fi ne drawers. $150-250 see illustration page 43

1001

Two Folk Art Wooden Carvings of Kiwis,

1011

A Selection of Old Wooden Clothes Pegs, with tin wrapped shafts, along with a quirkily labell ed wood box. $50-100

1012 A Tramp Art Box, of mu ltip le notched cigar box sectio ns; form ing the sarcophagus casket shape raised on a spreading conforming foot. $150-2 50 see illustration page 43

1002 A Walking Stick,

A Pair South American Bullock Horns,

1003 A Cadbury's Bournvita 'Bakelite' Mug, with night-cap cover. H .102mm $40-60

1004

A Miniature Chest of Drawers, made wi th wooden ca rcase holdi ng eight drawers made from cigarette tins fitted with hand les. $50-100 see illustration page 43

1013 ink etched decoration of figures includ ing a gowned woman; a rider on horseback. Late 19th Century. L.395mm

wh ite painted distressed finish. Each of the fifteen drawers w ith hand made ti n and w ire hand les. $200-300 see illustration page 43

1006 A Group of Seven Koala Bear Toys, made of ka ngaroo hi de; worn. $100-150

1007 A Hooked Wool Pile Tea Cosy, decorated with koa las. $50-70

1111

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$400-550 see illustration page 40

Two Old De

1014 A Carved Wooden Rajistani Figure,

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of a turbaned man; d istressed old paint finish.

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$90-140

1m 1015

One Old D1

An Old Carved Wood R ajistani Study of a Bullock, distressed paint fin ish. $50-100 see illustration page 40

1005

A 'Depression Art' Miniature Chest of Drawers,

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and six matchstick placemats.

stand ing on natura l sections of wood. $100-200 see illustration page 40

carved w ith a Maori tiki near the curved hand le and with incised linea l designs to the shaft. $200-300

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A Match Stick Art Box,

FOLK ART AND CURIOSITIES

A 'Depression Art' Apple Case Carcase Mini Chest of Drawer,

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1016 Three Wooden Carvings of Gooney Birds

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$150-2 50 see illustration page 40

10!7 lid Decoy

1017

1:00-JOO

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An Old Wooden Lathe Turned Bowl, hemispherical shape with old let in repa ir to the side. Reputed ly a New Zealand made nikau wood kava wool. Co llected Taranaki reg ion; along w ith four o ld coconut cups w ith inc ised decoration. $150-300

10!8

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1018 An English Powder Horn from the Period of Charle s II,

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a sma ll natural anima l horn incised with the date 166 1 and owner's name 'J Shepherd' in a mixture of upper and lower case. Roman and verso his initials in Old English scr ipt above an indeterminate mark and enc ircl ing criss-cross frieze. L.160mm $900-1200

see illustration page 40 1019

A D ecoy Duck, pa inted canvas cover; manufacturers mark be low. $200-300

see illustration page 40 1020

othes Pegs, , :tE

;ooney Birds

see illustration page 40 1032 A Painted Ply -wood Money Box, of a besu ited rabbit; named Co li n. $100-150

see illustration page 40 1033 depicting animals. $70-100

1034

A Decoy Duck,

A Cast Metal Polar Bear Money Box

carved wood with lead we ight below. $2 00-300

$100-1 50

1022

1035 An Arabic Copper and Enamelled Oil Lamp,

canvas covered; wooden head. $100-200

see illustration page 40

1024

modell ed in the form of a Kashku l Iran (begg ing bowl for a dervish); boat shaped with circu lar and domed hinged cover, the wa ll s decorated with motif areas of Arabic inscriptions and designs in turquoise and cobalt blue enamel li ng on a matt blackened ground, metal chains and fittings. Footnote: Once the property of Theo Schoon (reputedly Moroccan found), gifted to the vendor c.1950. L.135mm H.110mm $400-450

Two Old American D ecoy Duc ks

see illustration page 40

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oi Study of aBu:.

with articu lated head . Painted body with remnants of flocking. $150-200

Two P ainted Ply-wood Money Boxes,

One Old D ecoy Duc k,

figure, inttini;r

1031

A Late 19th Century/ E arly 20th Century Wooden Rhinoceros Toy,

with sgraffito feathers on painted canvas. $200-300

1021

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$200-400

A Decoy Duck,

see illustration page 40

ck Horns.

1030

Two Decoy Ducks

1023

Two Old Decoy Duc ks $200-300

$150-250

1025

One Old D ecoy Duc k , canvas bodied. $150-250

1026

One Canvas Bodied Decoy Duck $150-2 50

1027

1036 An Egyptian Carved Red Stone Scarab, later mounted on a green pudd ing stone plinth. L. 95mm $80-100

1037 A German Butter Box Carcase Food Safe, manufacturer's stamps stil l visib le inside hinged door. $125 -200

1038

Old Decoy Duc k,

An Old Wood and Steel Wine Rack

canvas bodied on wooden base. $200-300

$100-200

1028

A 19th Century Phillipino Figure of a Pilgrim,

Four Decoy Ducks

ca rved wood w ith grey painted gesso fi ni sh. H.750mm $200-250

$200-400

1029

Two D ecoy Ducks $200-400

1039

1040 A Victorian Doctor's Ear Examining Set, plated meta l lens with three nozzle attachments. Marked Arno ld & Sons (Eng land); fitted in ve lvet lined, hi nged box. AF box. $150-180

IO I

1041 An Old Church Offering Plate, with broad border wo rked w ith the words; 'G ive Freely. Ye Have Rece ived Freely'; Much repa ired. 0.405mm $100-200

1054

A Selection ofWeavers Shuttles $50-100

1042

1055 An Old Wooden Carved Spoon

A Collection of Animal Bells,

$50-100

from va ri ous countri es and va rious ly metal or wooden, including exa mpl es for ca mel, eleph ant, water buffalo an d bullock $100-200

A Similar Spoon to Above

1056 $50-100

1043

A Group of Carpenters/Jointers Tool, including three set squ ares; two large screwdrivers and an unu sua l curved footed plane. $150-300

made of branches, with strengthen in g piece of wrought iron. $75-150

1045

Six Various Wooden Milliners Blocks $150-250

1046

A Wooden Knife Box and Bottle Carrier $75-125

1047

An Old Wooden Bushell Measure, stee l strap framed and hand led; Georgian wa rren t marked. $150-225

1048

long ob long shape w ith cu rved ends; deep ly hewn dish ed interior. l.11 00mm $200-300

adze fini shed. $200-300

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Two Early 20th Century Crucifixes, wooden with plated fitt ings. $120-180

1060

NO LOT

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1061

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A Victorian Wooden Peck Measure, steamed wood w ith old lea ther repair along w ith two half gall on measures. $120-220

A Wooden Half Bushell Measure,

$80-120

1010

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red painted blade with tin sheathed edge; re-shafted.

1049

Hil

1058 A Similar European Light Wood Bowl,

1062

Two Painted Knife Boxes

1057

An Old Wooden Grain Shovel, $100-200

1nOctagona

A Southern European Wooden Bowl,

1044

An Old Pitch Fork,

1119

w ith stee l strap fittings and hand les; along w ith a sma ll meas ure. $125-225

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1063

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Three Old Wooden Cheese Presses,

10!4

coopered manufacture, the wa ll s and base pierced w ith 8mm diameter ho les; the base pierced with 8mm diameter hol es; the staves of the cy li ndrical forms held by steamed wooden bands. $250-400

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1064 An American Medical Anatomical Study Folio by

IIIIJ.200

1051

A Chef's Mandolin Vegetage Cutter,

Yaggy's,

wooden framed along with three cast iron ca n openers w ith bullock heads an d 'tail s' as the handles. $75-150

each of the large hinged leaves with sectiona l human anatomy chromo l ithographs. $150-250

1050

A Wooden Wall Hanging Candle Box, along w ith two other storage boxes. $70-130

1052

1065

Five Various Kitchen Steel Bladed Choppers & Cutters

A Pair of Kalimantan Dyak Bronze Earrings $160-200

1066

A Similar Lot to Above $125-225

10!5 , 101 NO LOTS

1017

Three Mo

$125-225

1053

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A Portuguese Salvage Small Metal Putti, H.95mm $160-200

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en Bowl.

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1067

1078

A Painted Red Wooden Pail,

A Large Pottery Dough Bowl,

with conforming li d; handle absent. $70-120

with black glazed interior. $100-150

1068

1079

A Rectangular Mahogany Box,

A Similar Dough Bowl,

with metal framed lid, the top with moulded pattern of concentric conjoined hexagonal medallions. $200-300

with red-brown glaze interior. $100-150

1069 An Octagonal Walnut Tea Caddy,

A Large Pottery Deep Walled Vessel,

with maquetry facings; ivory escutcheon. distressed condition. W.lOOmm H.11 8mm L.185mm $100-140

A 1950's Oil Painting on Board, a study of a dog "Dick"; oak framed. $80-120

A Good Georgian Sampler, worked on fine linen with images of saints and cherubims; foliage and an extreme ly tidily stitched presentation of the Ten Commandments. Oak Framed. $900- 1100

Necklace of Three Ying-Yang

Motifs, leailll!,

$100-150 see illustration page 40

A Terracotta Ovoid Jug, w ith glazed interior. $60-110

1082

1071

1072 An Asian Tribal

and a simil ar sma ll er with pouring lip. AF

1081

1070

,rucifixei.

1080

inlaid in white metal, each joined by numerous strings of sma ll black beads, fastened by an old coin. Small side dimple. L.850mm $40-60

1073

Three Various Pottery Jugs $90-180 see illustration page 40

1083

A Welsh Pottery Jug, model led as a car icatured lion; ye llow glazed; in sc ribed: Y.Mochyn, Gwyllt. $100-150 see illustration page 40

1084

A Large Storage Bowl, terracotta with black glazed interior and band around the rim. $100-150

An Oriental Carved Ivory Bracelet, of eight separate ly ca rved fretwork pane ls each of a pair cojointed gold fish in re li ef, joined by shearing elastic. W.SOmm L.180mm $75-100

1085

A Salt Glazed Storage Crock, lid chipped. $75-125

1074

1086

A World War I Cartoon,

Two Pottery Vessels,

signed Major; depicting an engineer under fire and talking on a field telephone; saying "Whadya Mean; 'Pennies, Please!". 235 x 185mm $160-200

a jar with pouring lip and a jug; both dip glazed. $100-1 50

BLADED WEAPONS

1075 - 1076 NO LOTS

- - - - - - - - - -- - -

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Three Moroccan Pottery Bowls, with decoratively daubed glazes. $180-240 see illustration of one, page 40

1087

A Dyak Klewang, straight sing le edged blade, widening towards the point and with decorative cut back edge; horn hilted with carved decoration and remnants of dyed hair; rattan bound wooden carved scabbard. L.730mm $1000-1250

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1088 A German K98k Bayonet,

BADGES, MEDALS & HELMET PLATES

with scabbard and frog. Original finish to much of blade; marked ab44 for Mundlos AG, presumably 1944, and seria l #1054. Bakelite handle sli ght rubbing; surface rust to scabbard and pommel; some st itching on frog split. L.400mm $100-175

Two New Zealand Badges, Public School Cadets & NZ Junior Cades. KC Br $50-80

1089 A Japane se Aikuchi Dagger,

1099 New Zealand Badges,

in 'grass seed' lacquer scabbard with silver handled kodzuka patterned with cherry blossom; the hilt set with silver menuki of a dragon entwining a yara blade; the unsigned tang reduced in len gth. L.375mm $700-1100

1090 Commando Knife - First Pattern, double edged blade marked J. Nowill & Sons, Sheffield, England . Star over D and crossed keys. Brass guard, plated ferrule and pomme l; stag horn handle. L.265mm $150-250

1091

WWII Home Guard Knife, double edged blade; brass cross guard with ball ends, and ball pommel; alternating brass and composite material grip. $100-200

1092 A Norwegian Knife and Scabbard, stra ight single edged blade, hilt of compressed leather washers with wa lnut patina, embossed leather scabbard with si lver plate mounts. L.205mm $150-250

1093

A South American Dagger Souvenir,

1098

NZ Public School Cades KC Br & En $100-120

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

Uil • Sew Zei

1101 A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

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6 badges mainly Reinforcement Units.

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$100-1 20

1102 Armed Constabular, NZ Armed constabulary Shako Badge Wm and two AC buttons Wm. $325 -350

1103 9 badges including 19th and 33rd Reinforcements. $175-190

1104 A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

Scottish Dirk Blade with Ivory Tusk Shape Hilt,

7 badges mainly reinforcem ent collars. $110-130

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

A Japanese Manufactured Replica Katana Sword, L.1038mm $100-150

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1115

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1116

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1106 A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

with cy lindri cal fine bone hilt pinned, tanged steel single edged blade; copper ferrule. L.285mm $300-400

1097

1114

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4 badges including 3rd (Auckland) Mounted Rifles Bm. $150-170

double edged blade; brass guard, bone hilted. L.235mm $150-250

r«I

1105

North American Indian Knife,

Victorian Gent's Boot Knife,

1Zft1

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

1094

1096

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8 badges including 32nd Reinforcements and 27th Mounted Rifles. $125-140

the handle inl aid with horn; silvered metal hilt and sheath; embossed decoration. L. 21 Smm $30-50

1095

,Bag of Nf Ril~11 P!ate,

,~ Ze

1100

11 badges including NZ Mi li tary Poli c Collar KC Br. $80-100

sing le edged curved blade with fullers, straight back with alternate back notches. Brass cupped ferrule. L.305mm $250-350

1111

1107 Auckland Co ll ege Rifles 1897; Cap and Co ll ar and two unidentified co ll ar badges. $250-270

1108 Helmet Plate, New Zealand Rifle Volunteers QVC Wm. $225-250

1119

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1109

1120

Glengarry Badge,

A New Zealand Helmet Plate,

New Zea land Rifl e Vo lunteers QVC Voided Wm. $175-195

NZ Art ill ery Volunt $400-440

1110

1121

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

A New Zealand Helmet Plate,

12 badges includin g New Zea land Mounted Rifles Br. $175-195

New Zea land Vo lunteers General Issue 1882 QVC Wm. $75-95

1111

1122

A Bag of New Zealand Badges, Buttons and a Helmet Plate,

A New Zealand Helmet Plate,

I'< IO

NZ A lexandra Cava lry Regiment 1887 QVC Wm. $500-540 see illustration page 43

IO IO

the plate New Zea land Vo lunteers Genera l Issue 1901 4 Sta rs Br. $100-120

!es,

ie\lmand

rs w ith NZ ce ntre plinth QVC Wm.

1112

11 2 3

Two New Zealand Badges,

New Zealand Medal,

a battery NZ Field Art ill ery KC Brand an NZGA Co ll ar Br. $300-340 see illustration page 43

undated Maori War Medal; named to Constab le Benjamin Thomas A C Force. $450-470

1113

11 2 4

Two New Zealand Badges,

A Bag of Australian Badges & Buttons,

No.2 Coy Garrison Art ill ery KC Brand A Battery NZ Field Arti llry Br (crown missing) $250-270 see illustration page 43

10 pieces. $50-60

11 25

A Bag of English Regimental Badges, 1114

A Bag of New Zealand Buttons,

,es,

8 early period buttons including Duned in Artillery Vo lunteers. $50-70

12 badges including 16th Lancers Bm and 5th Royal Iri sh Lancers Bm. $150-170

11 26

A Bag of English Regimental Badges,

1115

A Bag of New Zealand Metal Shoulder Titles, 11 titles in c lu ding A/2 Vo luntee rs. $75 -95 see illustralion page 43

New Zealand Garrison Art ill ery

12 badges including The British West Indies Regt KC Br. $125-145

11 27

A Bag of English Buttons,

1116

A Bag of New Zealand Metal Shoulder Titles,

a large se lection o f buttons (approx 60); inc ludin g numerous ea rl y examp les. $50-70

9 titles in c luding 8/New Zea land Garrison Art ill ery Volunteers.

11 28

$75 -95

A Bag of English Metal Shoulder Titles,

1117

A Bag of New Zealand Badges, 9 mainly arti ll ery related badges including No.1 Garrison Arti ll ery KC Br. $250-290

Coy NZ

111 8

ges,

New Zealand Helmet Plate,

Cap aPO

6th Hau rak i Regiemnt Bm. $500-540

1119

New Zealand Helmet Plate, New Zealand Volunteers General Issue 1895 4 Stars QVC Br. $80-100

a mixture of 24 miscellaneous brass shou ld er titl es, numerals, etc. i nc l. Scottish Horse. $75-95

11 29

A Bag of English Regimental Badges, 1S badges mainl y Scotti sh Reg iments. $200-240

1130

English Helmet Plates, 2 Victorian Plates in c luding a Royal Irish Rifles plate Bm. $175 -195

1131

English Bridle Bosses/Sabretache Badges,

1144

4 bosses, 2 QVC an d 2 KC including a Roya l Iri sh Dragoon Guards. $200-240 see illustration page 43

18 Catalogues: Military, va riou s America n.

1161

1145

·ca1alogue ,LS\

33 Catalogues: Medal and Badges, 1132

va ri ous NZ, Canada, et al.

English Helmet Plates, 2 plates; including an Engi neer Volunteers Pl ate QVC Wm. $175-195

1146

116l

;Catalogue

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11 Catalogues: Military, Man ions Auct ions, USA; c.1990.

1133

A Bag of English Regimental Badges,

1147

16 badges including a Lancash ire Hu ssars Br.

22 Catalogues: Military,

$150-180

Manion 's, USA; c. 1989.

llil

,iio\ce Hel I, 0

1134

1148

1114

An Assorted Bag Lot,

27 Catalogues: Military,

\Ill' Zealant

including a WWI Prussian OR's helmet plate; an Iron Cross WW1 2nd Class; an assortment of German WW1 buttons; Amer ican badges and buttons inc ludin g an ea rl y helmet plate Br. $150-180

Man ions, USA; c.1988.

,II b

,~ii ~rial

1149

7 Catalogues: Military,

ttOO-liO

Man ions, USA; c. 1991.

1135

A Bag of New Zeland Badges,

1150

9 badges in clud in g 6th Hau rak i Cap Badge Bm. $150-170

43 Catalogues: Military, Graf Klenau , Munich; c .1 980-82

1136

1151

A Bag of New Zealand Badges,

15 Catalogues: Military,

8 badges includ in g NZE Rai lway Battalions Br.

Regimentals, London.

$75-85

1152 1137 NO LOT

MILITARY CATALOGUES & UNIFORM

6 Catalogues: Military,

'Ko

1153

!~llll

13 Catalogues: Military,

1138 Manions, USA; c.1987.

!Iii

.\Black Tod

Berliner Auctionshaus fur Gefchichte, c.1990.

Mohawk Arms, USA; c.1985.

25 Catalogues: Military,

1165

.\Celluloid ms

1161

iOLOT

1154

20 Catalogues: Orders & Medals, The Meda l Co ll ector, c.1986.

1168

\n:\rtDect l'd

1139

30 Catalogues: Military, Manion's, USA; c. 1986.

1155

9 Catalogues: Military, Military A ntiqu es (Retailer), London.

1140

25 Catalogues: Military, Manions, USA; c.1985 .

1156

Ill!

\n.\n Dea

14 Catalogues: Military, John Burridge (Retailer), c.1984 .

1141

19 Catalogues: Military, Manion's, USA; c.1984.

1157

lllO

12 Catalogues: Military,

\n.\n D

va riou s

1142

9 Catalogues: Military, Manions, USA; c. 1990.

1158

8 Catalogues: Military,

Ill!

Hou se of Swords and Militaria (Retailer).

\n.\nDec

1143

10 Catalogues: Military, Manion's, USA; c.199 1.

1159

31 Catalogues: Military, Hanseatiches Aukt ionhaus Fur Hi storica, c.1989-94

1160

9 Catalogues: Military,

1172

Galerie D'Histoire Andre Hu sken, H amburg. (Reta il er)

A Small Art Deco Continental Half Doll,

1161

with knit! d cover. H.48mm $25-40

17 Catalogues: Firearms, Littlejohns, USA; c.2001-03

1173

An Art Deco Ceramic Figural "Poffy" Cigarette 1162

Novelty Stopper,

13 Catalogues Paintings, Photography, Armour, etc. various.

of a gentleman in a top hat; orig in al box with in !ructions and three cigarettes. H.90mm $40-60

1163

see illustration page 43 1174

adorn ed with New Zea land Volunteers Badge. $20-40

An Art Deco China Half Doll,

1164

blue painted; ar111s away from the body. Continental. H.9 2mm $50-70

New Zealand Special Air Service Uniform Items,

DOLLS AND HALF HEADS

1175

An Art Deco Continental Half Doll, harlequin painted costume, open ar111s holding a bunch of balloons. H.82111m $75-100

see illustration page 43 1176

1165

A Celluloid Cupie Doll Beaded Jug Cover, cup ie body misshapen. H .40mm $15-25

1166

A Black Toddler Doll, attributed to Koppelsdorf; painted bisque head with open mouth showi ng wobb lin g tongue and w ith pierced ears. H.16inches $320-340

An Art Deco Bisque Doll Powder Puff, full seated body with ar111 s rai sed to her blonde hair. Pale ribbon tied around the torso; seated on down feather puff. H.65mm $75-100

1177

An Art Deco Half Doll Pin Cushion, with legs a gown of cream lace over pale blue satin covering the cush ion. Some minor distress to costume H.142mm $90-120

1178 1167 NO LOT 1168

An Art Deco Continental Half Doll, ye llow painted bodice; taffeta and cloth costume. H.85mm $65-80 see illustration page 43

An Art Deco Half Doll Milk Jug, cover with beaded border. H.BOmm $50-75

1179

A Continental Art Deco Half Doll,

1169

in a dancing pose; painted green bodice with orange painted arml et. AF Arm restoration. $25-40

An Art Deco Half Doll,

see illustration page 43

lu stre painted; arms away from the body. H.72mm $45-60

An Art Deco Half Doll Posy Holder,

1170

An Art Deco Half Doll Pin Cushion, with legs. Continental origins. H .110mm $90-120

1171

An Art Deco Figural Bird Perfume Bottle, moulded ceramic painted black and ochre; with metal crown stopper. AF Small base ch ip. H.85mm $20-35 see illustration page 43

A Police Helmet,

including two berets, a short jacket, and a longer jacket; together w ith a Royal New Zea land In fantry Regiment Jacket and Shirt; with appropriate cap and woven sash. $100-150

1180 marked Germany with a sp ray of wired glass flowers and green berries. Stamped Ger111any. H.65mm $30-45

1181

An Art Deco Period Half Doll, painted pink bodice. Stamped Japa n. Minor chip to base. H.91mm $30-50

1182 An Art Deco Half Doll, the arms mou lded to the body; ho lding a bunch of red flowers. M arked foreign. H. 72 mm $30-45

1193

A 1950's Circular Skirt, Wisco of London; textured black flowers of cheni ll e w ith painted gold ce ntres on deep bluish ground. 0.720mm $60-90

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1183

A China Half Doll ,

1194 NO LOT

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finished in monochrom e ecru. AF Some base chips. H.11 Smm $20-35

1184

An Art Deco Half Doll, green and lemo n painted moulded draping bodice. H.80 mm $50-65

1195

A Late 19th Century Chinese Robe, embro idered and app lique panels of figures and flower urn s in ri ch si lk and gold threads on red silk ground. Lined w ith mid blue silk; side fasten ing. Some d istress to back neck panel. D.1100mm $80-120

1196

1185 - 1186 NO LOTS

A Japanese Kimono,

1187

br ight machine embro idered iris, daisy, chrysanthemum and peony bloom motifs within geometric shapes and gold metallic threads on predomi nate ly ora nge background. L.1800mm $500-600

An Art Deco Half Doll, hand s on hips pose; painted green costume and hat. H. SS mm $45 -60

1188

A Small Art Deco Half Doll Pin Cushion, w ith legs. Some minor wea r to cloth gown. H.85mm $60-90

1197 embro idered dragons in metallic si lver, red and blu e threads on a purple si lk ground, gold metallic embroidered border panels on black si lk . L.1340mm $160-200

1189

1198

An Old Ivory Pendant Cross,

w ith legs nightie holder. She holding a bunch of roses; legs protruding from the layered coverin g of mid blue satin . Some fa bri c sta ining, fading and di stress. H.75m m $90- 120

the bars of c ircu lar section suspended from an integral ring. H.85mm $125-175

A Good Sized Art Deco Half Doll Pin Cush ion, with protruding legs, red painted clown hat. H.1 60 mm $100-130

see illustration page 43 1191 An Art Deco Porcelain Figural Perfume Bottle, of moulded Oriental fi gure sitting cross-l egged. Metal crown top. Continental marks. H.88mm $75 -100

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A Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Robe Panel,

An Art Deco Half Doll,

1190

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Good japan1 \\.

1199

A Late Victorian P lated Bottle Spigot,

Iii!

in ve lvet lined case, instructions pr inted on silk lining. L.102mm

~1erSritch

$75-100

1200

A Late 19th Century Lorgnette, gold plated, spring loaded in working order. German origins. Two shal low glass ch ips on one lens. $100-130

1201

see illustration page 43

A Vintage Rolleicord Camera,

COSTUME AND MISCELLANY

number 1920281; metal lens cap, leather case, together with Agfa li ght meter of simil ar vintage. $100-150

1192

A Vintage German Camera - Linhoff,

l!I!

A Very Good Art Deco Dress,

reg. number 33636; Un iversa l model. Square form with side leather strap; drop base board, metal frame . W.160mm L.160mm

b nGart'l

1201A

the su rface decorated w ith fi nely beaten sil ver pieces arranged in geometr ic des igns on open-weaved woo l, rem ini scen t of a Bedouin shaw l; sleeve less with V-neck and co ll ar, in exce ll ent co nditi on. $100-175

$350-425

1202 An Oval Shaped Miniature Portrait, mounted in rectangu lar ivorine and pierced gi lt frame; 20th Centu ry. Glass cover broken. W.180mm L.200mm $100-150

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1203 Late 19th Century Cased Brass Scale Weights, Becker, Hatto n Wa ll , Lon don; $40-80

1204 A Continental Figural Table Vesta,

obe,

Midd le Eastern Carpet Trader w ith his boy assista nt and came l; cold pa inted metal, mounted on b lack glass base. Probab ly Austri an . W .84mm H .192mm L.1 65mm

$700-800 see illustration page 40

ORIENTAL ARTS 1210A 14 Catalogues: Antiques & Collectibles, Man ions, USA; c.2002.

1210B 10 Catalogues: Oriental Arts, va rious.

1204A

A 1930's Bronze Head and Shoulders Bust of a Child,

1210C 13 Catalogues: Oriental Arts,

signed De Creeft; gold pati nated ; raised on alabaster socle and small co lumn from a circul ar spread ing foot. H .260mm

va ri ous.

$250-300

1211 9 Catalogues Asian Art,

see illustration page 40

incl uding Butterfield & Butterfie ld & Eldreds.

STUDIO POTTERY

1212 8 Catalogues Asian Art, to incl ude Chri sti es & Sothebys.

iobe Panel. reoandb.~ brcdereo

Spigoc, ~on<, ' · · ·

1205 A Good Japanese Studio Pot,

1213 8 Catalogues Asian Art & Firearms,

wax res ist decoration; base signature. H .1 75m m $100-200

alo ng w ith Chri sti es, Little John s, et al.

see illustra tion page 46

1214 An Yising Ware Pottery Teapot,

1206 A Good Japanese Studio Pot, w ide necked. W.180mm H .200mm $100-200

naturalisti ca ll y mode ll ed as a pu mpk in; th e handl e as a stalk with tendril s and leaves issu ing from it. A ladyb ird craw ls over the largest leaf. The lid fin ial fo rmed by the ca lix; signed ins ide the li d. 0 .1 70 m m

see illustration page 46

$150-250

see illustration page

1207

A Peter Stitchbury Studio Bowl,

1215 A Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Teapot,

of large di ameter 400 m m; th e we ll glazed in abstracts des ign, the ex teri o r left un glazed, stand ing on short foo t. Imp ressed mark . H .11 Sm m 0 .400m m

crackl e glazed, modell ed as a pum pkin w ith a bound ca ne sty le handl e. Small glaze fl aw on lid. 0 .130m m

$200-300

$100-175

see illustration page 46

1208 A Japanese Crackle Ware Studio Pottery Bowl,

1216 An Unusual Yising Ware Tea Pot,

w ith integra l pouring spout fash ioned in the deliberate ly wa rped wa ll s. Two areas of ch? n glaze sp ill from the rim w ith lavender and peach b loom co lou rs. Impressed character marks to base; w ithi n a gourd shaped ca rtouche. W. 170mm H. 95m m

of lozenge shape outline risi ng from a circul ar body; w ith co nfo rming li d. Inc ised fo li ate deco ratio n to th e top. Signed . L. 155 mm

$75-125

$150-250

see illustration page 46

1209 A Brian Gartside Studio Pottery Plate, stoneware, decora ted w ith sli ghtly raised seeds and grasses. 0 .244mm $40-60

1217 A Cylindrical Porcelain Snuff Bottle, w ith j ade stopper and bone spoo n. Painted w ith an equestri an figure, a boy on a bull ock's back an d pav ili on. Yongzheng ma rk under. H. 80 mm

$50-100

see illustration page 46

1218 - 1222 1210

A Len Castle Studio Pottery Bowl, spec kl ed brown-grey glaze. Potter's marks. Ri m ch ip H. 80 mm

$80-100

NO LOTS

1223 An Agate Stone Snuff Bottle,

1233 A Japanese Erotic Netsuke,

corpulent ovoid shape; with a lapis like stone stopper. H.70mm

rosewood; signed; of a cou pl e in copu la.

$100-200

$70-100

1224 An Old Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle,

1234 A Rosewood Netsuke,

maiping vase shape with agate stopper painted in underglaze blue with figures in a landscape on a 'tea sta in ' crack le glaze background. H.80mm $70-100

of compact ring form; ca rved as a fish biting the tail of a cormorant who bites the tail of the fish.

see illustration page 46

1235 A Good Chinese Bamboo Container,

1225 A Russian 19th Century Icon, painted on board of Christ in Benediction. 300 x 375 mm $700-900

1226 A Tan Stone Snuff Bottle, with in cised decoration to the side, an old hole pierces the wall. $80-120

1227 A Russian 19th Century Icon, on board; Mother of God. 230 x 295mm $600-700

$70-100

the natural cy lind er finely ca rved and pierced wi th a scene of figures in a grove of old pine trees. Three cha racter signature to back . H. 210mm $90-130

1236 A Sawankhalok Annamese Lidded Box, squat circular w ith sp readin g foot and sma ll co ne finial. Painted with inky blue geometri c and linea r banding. D.110mm $125-175

see illustration page 46

1237 An Annamese/Sawankhalok Lidded Circular Box,

1228 A Rock Quartz Snuff Bottle,

deco rated with incised foliate scroll designs. D. l 00mm $90-140

ovoid with incipient handles to the sides, green glass stopper. H.SSmm $100-150

1238 A Sawankhalok Circular Lidded Box,

1229

inky blue linea l decorated; body and lid with cone finial. 0.125mm

A Hard Stone Snuff Bottle,

$150-200

slab sided; the wa ll s engraved w ith archaic characters. Redorange glass or agate stopper. $50-100

1239 An Annamese/Sawankhalok Circular Box,

1230

painted w ith tendrils . D.100mm $90-120

A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, depicting two ch ildren hiding beneath a table above wh ich a dragon sits. Signed. $100-150

1230A

A Japanese Netsuke of Fukurokuju, the god of lon gevity stands stroking his beard, and holding a staff which supports two peaches. Co lour stai ned. $100-150

1231 A Grotesque Japanese Netsuke of a Skeleton, the himotoshi formed by the natural holes of the pelvic bones. Signed. $100-150

1232 A Rosewood Netsuke, of compact form, dep icti ng Fukurokuju, his head thrown back as he strokes his extraordin ary long beard. Signed. $70-100

see illustration page 46

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1240 A Very Good Old Japanese Tea Bowl, deep wa ll ed; pai nted w ith a multitude of cha racters in an interior along with the god Fukurokuju. $400-500

see illustration page 46

1241 A Japanese Crackle Glazed Pottery Bowl, decorated to the interior wi th bamboo and inscr iption. Marked underneath; Sake Bowl. Yanato Shuroko. 0.180mm $100-200

1242 A Red Lacquered Set of Graduated Storage Boxes, Burm ese; penwork decorated, cy lindri ca l. $100-200

1243 A Similar Small Burmese Lacquer Cylindrical Box, simil ar to above lot. $100-200

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1244 A Qing D ynasty Shouldered Vase,

125 4 A Yising Ware Teapot,

pane ls of finely ename l pa inted flower grouping in an elabo rate urn ; gil ded accents with butterfl ies and dragonflies each pane l bordered by modelled, enamel painted leaves and fruit; repeated on the neck wa ll , four modelled tree shrews decorate the shoulder, pa inted in red ename l. H.250mm $2000-2 75 0

dark brown glazed decorated w ith cash and bu tterfl ies in reli ef. $50-100

1245

A Chinese Kuan-Typ e Glazed Vase, dragon handles; hexagonal sect ion, grey-blue ground. Ex-Denys H adfield Collection, Christchurch pottery; purchased on visits to Ch ina/Asia 1970's/80's. H.380mm $300-400

iner, ced,

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1246

A Tang Dynasty Style Pottery Horse Figure,

~ Box.

a CC'!€. ·: D'

Sancai glazes; co ll ected by Denys H adfie ld, Chr istchurch pottery; purchased on v isits to China/Asia 1970's/80's. H.750mm L.465mm $800-1000

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•M,

1248

1249

ribbed wa ll s; underglaze blue panels. H .70mm $100-140

see illustration page 46

of lobed section, two co lour clay body decorated with pane ls of foliage alternating with calligraphic inscriptions. H .190mm $100-200

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shou lder decorated in underglaze blue. H.70mm $90-120

125 9 A Provincial Ming Porcelain Small Jar,

1250 A Chinese Pottery Tea Caddy,

uated Stotlgt jJoll\

1257 A Chinese Blue and White Plate,

gourd vine decorated in green-yell ow ename ls. 0.145mm $800-1000

A Fine Cloisonne Vas e,

0.181)::"

see illustration page 46

1258 A Provincial Ming Porcelain jarlet,

ovoid shape, decorated with blossom tree and spring flowers on a dark blue background. H. 150mm $200-300

ce ladon glazed, mode ll ed breast feed ing seated cross legged. H .105mm $80-120

A Ming Cheng-hua Brush Washer,

Box.

ttery Bowl, oard ,,

1256 A South East Asian Pottery Maternity Figure,

square well; po lychrome enamel - painted wa ll s; ra ised on squa re, rimmed fool. W.52mm H .22mm L.52mm $1000-1200

A Pair of Chia Ching Shallow Dishes,

rcular Box,

mallet shape with trumpet neck with two handles. Decorated with four famil le rose pane ls depicting figures, reserved on an orange ground embellished with gi lt penwork designs. Q inglong mark under foot. H.225mm $50-100

the wel l decorated with stylized fo li ate pattern; bordered by encircling ba nds. 0.175mm $40-60

1247

ded Circuhr l!Ol.

125 5 A Chinese Porcelain Vase,

1260 A Small Pale Celadon Jarlet, lug hand led; mou lded fo liate pattern s enc irc ling the wa ll s. H .75mm $100-140

1261 A Pair o f Chinese Glass Vases ,

see illustration page 46

cy lindrical pale blue satin glass over decorated with birds, bamboo and water plants; gilded rims. H .202mm 0.58mm $90-120

1251 A South East Asian Porcelain Elephant,

1262 A Red Lacquer Box,

celadon glazed; modell ed w ith a rider upon it's back. H.11 Smm $100-1 50

see illustration page 46

circu lar; lidded decorated w ith app li ed cut out characters. 0.290mm $80-120

1252 A Porcelain Saw ankhalok Figure,

1263 A Small Chinese Enamel Lidded Box,

of a woman seated breast feeding; pa rtiall y cream glazed. H.90mm $80-120

circu lar fo liate d iaper borders, the lid of pa inted woman figure in a garden, on enamel ground . Base signed. Some enamel loss to base wa ll. H .28mm 0 .55mm $160-200

1253 A Chinese Tongz hi Export Bowl, the rim encircled with pa inted and ename ll ed panels of bird, foliate and butterflies; the we ll decorated with flowers and butterfl ies. Rim Ch ip H .45mm 0.212mm $60-80

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1264 A Good Japanese Carved Ivory Figure, poss ibly Dagen Zenji the Buddhist Zen teacher. The figure stands with an image of the Buddha raised in hi s right hand; at his feet two karako, one with hands together in prayer the other with an alms bowl. The Buddha image head broken off. Signed on red inlaid tablet under base. H.315mm $1200-1400

1265

A Canton Export Teapot, porcelain body of cylindri ca l form and slop ing shoulder; reserve panels of interior scenes and birds perched on and flying amongst foliage. Entwined vine handle. Enamel painted with gi ld ed borders. AF Re-glued spout. Rim Chips. H.1 55mm $80-120

1266

A 20th Century Japanese Scroll Painting, boxed and slip cased. A ca lli graphic poem on decorative paper. Dated 1985. $160-200

1267 A Group ofThree Chinese Carved Soapstone Gods, standing on brown stained podium plinth base. W.180mm $60-80

1268 Japanese Scroll, depicting mountainous landscape. Fragile condition. $20-40

1269

A Pair of Bronze Censers, vase shaped; raised on three baku legs from a c ircu lar plinth; baku ring handles at the shoulders; the lids with shishi finia ls. Tail on finial missing. H.330mm $650-750

1270

Three Pieces of Chinese Archaic Style Jade, a sword slid e fitting and two items of personal adornment. $80-100

1271

A Selection of Six Thai Terracotta Miniature Funary Figures, seated cross- legged; hands on upper leg. H.52mm average $100-150

1272

Kunisada (Toyokuni II) - Blueprint of Geisha, oban ukiyo-e reprint . Blue toned. A courtesan stand in g before a flowering bush. $150-250

1273

A Yising Ware Teapot, dark choco late brown co lour, squat circ ul ar shape. D.145mm $50-75

1274 NO LOT

1275 A Japanese Triptych, interior scene of women placing flowers in vessels. Individually framed underglass; 20th Century. 235 x 352mm $100-150

1276 A Late Qing Chinese Porcelain Bottle Vase, turquoise ground glaze, decorated with pink and blue peonies modelled dragons applied to the neck and shoulder. H.240mm $40-60

1277 A Chinese Porcelain Bowl, 1930 copy Qing long mark; the exterior and interior curved walls fully decorated with ename ll ed Buddhist lions and symbols; the well painted with a dragon, all on yellow enamelled ground and bordered with stylised flowers and symbols on red ground. H.67111111 D.150111111 $120-140

1278 A Chinese Porcelain Qing Bowl and Cover,

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the interior painted with blue carp and stylised pond weed on a white ground; the exterior in a mid brown glaze, lid and bowl supported on a short foot; 19th Century. Lid foot rim chip. H.85mm D.108mm $80-100

1279

A Satsuma Large Bowl,

i!il ttilliam )lo

painted with a landscape and temples beneath wisteria. painted with a landscape and temples beneath wisteria. $100-250

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1280

A Japanese Porcelain Teapot, from a chi ld 's tea set; cobalt blue reserve, figures and flowers; with gilded accents. Early 20th Century. H.90mm L.140mm $60-80

1281 A Satsuma Vase, coba lt blue reserves with gilded diapers; women and girls in a pavillion garden panel; another panel of twelve rakan in a temple garden. Ovoid form with spreading foot; base signed. H.125mm $120- 160

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1600 l/00

1282

A Japanese Ceramic Bottle, with sgraffiato decoration. H .165111111 $100-1 50 see illustration page 46

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1283

A Tzu Chou (Xuzhou) Stoneware Bottle Vase, grey-buff body; bold black-brown decoration, ovoid form with short neck. H .140mm $120-160

m 1!91

.\Good 1284 A Ming Pottery Storage Pot, lion mask handles; mottled black-straw glaze. Wall crack. W.230111111 H.220mm $50-75

MOORCROFT POTTERY

1292 A Pair ofWedgwood Black Basalt Candlesticks,

1285 A Massive Walter Moorcroft Vase,

tapering cy lindri ca l co lumn ar w ith neo-class ica l figurative basreliefs support in g pan shaped nozzles; raised from ci rcul ar spreading bases decorated w ith a frieze of acanthu s swags and anthemion rondels. H.197mm $450-650

decorated with the Spri ng Fl owers Pattern, in tube line and multiple hues encircli ng the ovoid body; on a green graduating to blue background. Impressed factory marks including facsimile signatu re along with painted initials and date: 1953. H.325mm $3500-5000

see illustration page 46

1293 An Early Carltonware Bird Figure,

1286 A Rare William Moorcroft Flambe Glazed Vase,

of a modelled Heron one leg outstretched; the other grippi ng a rock, purple beak with ye ll ow and black head. W&R base marks. H.210mm $450-600

ovo id shape; tube lin ed Leaf and Berry pattern spi llin g over the sho ulder, w ith unusual late autum nal leaves and ripening blue berries above a sponged and mottled ground, reflecting the co lou rs of foliage and fruit. Impressed marks and painted signature. Circa 1925. H. 235mm $2750-3500

see illustration page 46

1287 A Walter Moorcroft Vase, Leaf and Berry pattern encircling the large ovo id shape with foliage rangin g from soft pinks through to ye ll ows to green and ripening fruit on a blue-green ground. Impressed facsimi le signature and royal warrant marks with painted initials. Circa 1940. H.240mm $2600-3000

see illustration page 46

1288 A William Moorcroft Pansies Pattern Vase, ovo id shape, enc ircl ed w ith flower heads and leaves, the lower body deep midnight blue, the shou ld er and neck mottled bluegreen. Impressed Burslem mark and pai nted green signature. Ci rca 1915. H.185mm $1500-2000 see illustration page 46

1289 A William Moorcroft Moonlit Blue Pattern Bowl, decorated to the exter ior and interior w ith the treed landscape on a ri ch blu e ground. H ai rline at rim. H.80mm 0. 157mm $2200-2600

see illustration page 46

1290 A William Moorcroft Bottle Vase, Pomegranate pattern encircli ng the baluster shape, the large fruit in a band over a background profusion of blue berries, al l on a midnight blue ground. Impressed marks and green painted signature. Circa 1930. H .255mm $1600-2000

see illustration page 46

POTTERY AND PORCELAIN 1291

A Good Carlton Ware Vase, Pattern 3813 'Wagon Wheels' - floral patterned in bright 'jewelled' ename ls on a mottled rose grou nd with gilt web at the rim and repeat wheel pattern inside the mouth. In verse baluster shape (#406) Circa 1930. H.155mm $500-600

see illustration page 46

1294 A Clarice Cliff Fantasque Bizarre Candle Stick, of squat circular form with curved waist, the flared base decorated w ith orange and leaves, painted in ename ls on stippl ed groun d, the wa ist and rim decorated in enc ircling bands of orange and dark blue. H.80mm 0.115mm $400-550

see illustration page 46

1295 A Clarice Cliff'My Garden'Vase, tapering cy lindri ca l form in black fini sh; the fl ared base of yellow and pale blue moulded flowers, w ith orange ename l accents. Base marked Bizarre. AF Restoration. H.150mm $125-160

1296 A Clarice Cliff Jug, cy lindri ca l tapering shape to a w ider base, the spout and handle of geometric shape; exter ior painted in orange enamel, the angular handle in emerald green w ith black ridge. Painted flakes to body and handle. H.1 60mm $60-90

1297 A Carlton Ware Candle Stick, the holder of beeh ive shape nestled in a con ical saucer dish, decorated w ith encircl ing bands of rainbow co lours on pale yellow ground. Supported on integral tri-feet; trimmed in green and orange ename l paint. Rim ch ips. H.80 mm $500-600

see illustration page 46

1298 A Fornasetti Ceramic Paper Weight, in the shape of a book titl ed The Wishing Well for 196 1. W.70mm H.1 8mm L.lOSmm $30-40

1299 A Fornasetti Cube Vase, each sid e decorated in black and wh ite Greek key on gilded ground. W.62mm H.62mm $40-60

1300 Clarice Cliff Billie Waters Designed Plate,

1308 A Small Royal Doulton Dish,

of leaping deer; hand painted and transfer decorated. $40-60

decorated with a Souter cat and a proverb; 'God bless the cat.. ' D.ll0mm $100-140 see illustration page 46

1301 Clarice Cliff Billie Waters Designed Plate,

111!

1309

of leaping deer; hand painted and transfer decorated. $40-80

A Royal Doulton Bull Dog,

1302

black crowned mark. Model led seated. H.125mrn $150-200 see illustration page 46

A Royal Doulton Nursery Rhyme Tavern Ju g, ovoid shape; decorated with David Henry Souter's Art Nouveau style cats walking or sitting on top of a stone wa ll with ivy trailings. Two lines from the rhyme intersect the images 'Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat, Where Have you Wandered'; signed. Inside a deep frieze of the cats encircles the mouth. Pattern D2859 . Introduced c.1905 w ithdrawn by 1939. H.145mm $700-800 see illustration page 46

1303 A Pair of Side Plates, by Clarice Cliff, designed by Billie Waters. Leaping Deer Design hand painted and transfer decorated. D.230mm. $60-80

1304

A Royal Doulton Nursery Rhyme Tavern Jug, decorated with four Souter's cats; sta lkin g, seated and reclining on top of a stone, ivy clad wa ll along with lines from the rhyme: 'Here we go Round the Mulberry Bush ..' Inside the jugs mo9uth decorated with a frieze of felines on a ce llular background. c.1905-39 AF Handle restored. H.145mm $300-400 see illustration page 46

1305 A Pair of Side Plates, by Clarice Cliff, designed by Billie Waters . Leaping Deer Design hand painted and transfer decorated. D.230mm. $60-80

1306 A Royal Doulton Milk Jug, decorated with four of Souter's cats and the proverb 'Be Content The Sea Hath Fish Enough ' . Beneath a frieze of Nouveau design incorporating cats on a cu llul ar ground . Signed; tapering cylindrica l shape; si lver plated se lf tipping lid. H.105mm $400-500 see illustration page 46

1307

A Royal Doulton Arabian Nights Series Sugar Bowl, lidd ed; two handled capstan shape. Decorated with four caricatures from the tales standing beside a hookah pipe beneath a vine and trellis frieze. H.11 0mm $100-200 see illustration page 46

1310 A Porcelain Shallow Dish, with puce border in corporating a crowned monogram. Hairline at rim. D.235mm $250-350

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1311 A Royal Crown Derby Cup, Saucer & Plate, finished in lmari colours, trimmed in gi lt; c.1890's; base mark. Plate D.78mrn $120-150

1312

A Royal Crown Derby Sugar Basin, slight faulted, lm ari pattern and colours, trimmed in gilt; 1926. H.70rnm $70-90

1313

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An Early 20th Century Italian Centrepiece Tazza, with a basket weave patterned bowl w ith fruit and fo li age sp illing over the rim, supported on a stand modell ed as two putti raised on a circu lar domed base. H.420mrn $600-800

1314

i~'!I

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A Royal Worcester Claret Jug, 1047; painted with flower sterns, fine ly gi lded. AF crack and repaired rim. H.175mm $60-80

·otheu 11~200 1324

1315 A Meissen Onion Flower Pattern Dish,

\Small Colli : 1anst~

D.130mm $40-60

l!IJ.'!1

1316 A Staffordshire Animal Figure Vase, of a hound and stage chase; decorated with mossy festoons. Dog's tail partly absent. H.155mm $60-80

1317 A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure Group Vase, of two children resting beside a trunk, decorated with a modelled bird and moss shavings. AF Hand absent. H .135mm $90-120

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13!5

\ Ruskin Po ·l'fngC\

·.oo nm: rr ~ted bluisf H.19i lllJIJ.400 !II'

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13!6

1318 A Staffordshire Flat B acke d Equestrian Figure,

1327 A Late Victorian Majolica Tobacco Jar,

the rider and steed decorated w ith gil t. Black paint flecks absent to the hair and boot. H .275mm $120-140

or humidor and lid; circul ar shape; moul ded fo li ate pane ls in majolica, cobalt blue reserves. Base numbered. H .140mm D. 130mm $80-120

1319 A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure Group,

l!imm

cer &Pbte. 18~' 1x

flat backed earthenware of a woman standing, one arm raised supporting a load on her head, the man stand ing next to her holding a jar; both costumes decorated with fo liate patterns and trimmed in gold . H.305mm $120-140

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1329 A Royal Worcester Cup, Saucer and Plate,

maijolica glazed, modelled in low relief with a portrait of Gladstone beneath the acronym G.O.M. (Grand Old Man). H.220mm $120-140

the cup interior and saucer of painted peaches and dark cherries on a mossy ground; signed Roberts. The plate of painted peaches and plums, signed Freeman. The rims and cup exterior gilded. Black mark date for 1953. $550-6 75

1321 A Set Three Royal Worcester Shell Dishes,

modelled as a tomato. $5 0-90

the wal ls and hand le of mou lded leaf shapes; finished in an ivory glaze. Green mark. H .202mm $125-150

1323 A Set o f Twelve Copeland Spode Coffee Cans and Saucers,

1332 A Victorian Copeland Fruit/ Dessert Set,

$150-200

circular; transfer decorated with gilding on mid blue ground ra ised on three gilded feet. H.40mm $60-90

1325

A Ruskin Pottery Vase,

Vase, ted ~ith r :;1

painted desert scene of armed camel riders with their mounts. Squat form with three hand les at the shou lder and rim. Green marks. H.60mm D.80mm $110-160

1331 A Royal Worcester Leaf Pitcher or Jug,

1324 A Small Continental Porcelain Lidded Box,

ro Dish,

1330 A Royal B ayreuth Pot Va se,

1322 A Royal B ayreuth Porcelain Jug,

Ironstone; brick red d iapers enc ircling an eag le crest, the eag le repented to the interior of the cups on a wh itish sto ne ground.

,kled\f

modell ed by Freda G. Doughty; shape 3629. Modelled satin evening gown with a lemon and gold tassel led shaw l draping the shoulder and arm. Black mark 1950's. H.185mm $150-200

1320 A Staffordshire Pottery Jug,

G172 comprising of a larger scallop-type dish with a pa ir of smaller shapes. The interior finished matt stained ivory with gold trim, standing on tri-feet . Brown mark. Date for 1902 . Some rim flakes. $180-220

:eotrepiece Taut

1328 A Royal Worc ester Figurine "First D ance",

of tapering cylindrica l form to a straight foot and short neck with everted rim; magenta underglaze w ith elaborate mottled and streaked bluish-green glaze effects. Marked West Smethwick 1909. H .195mm $300-400 see illustration page 46

1326

A Wedgwood Keith Murray Slip Ware Bowl, form circular shape with two enc ircl ing bands, taper ing into a sma ll er ribbed pedesta l foot. Finished in matt ivory glaze. Base marks. AF Foot rim Chips. H.104mm D.220mm $150-22 5

of 22-pieces includ ing a compote; the pedesta l base of moulded aca nthus leaves above pa inted fol iate frieze the we lls decorated with ename l pai nted flowers, gi lded tr ims on the borde rs. Other pieces include circu lar plates and shaped dishes. AF O ld cracks to some pieces. $500-600

1333 A Royal Doulton Arabian Nights Series Plate, 'The Arrival of the Unknown Princess'; depicting Scheherezade delivered by her father; beneath a trel li s arch and autumna l co loured leaves. Pattern D3420. Introduced 1909 w ithd rawn 1928. D.265mm $150-250

GLASS 1334 A Glass Rose Bowl, squat urn shape on raised circu lar foot, mou lded fo liate frieze . AF Sma ll chip on base rim. H.160mm $30-50

1335 A Sterling Silver Topped Square Cut Glass Bottle,

1344 A George III Sterling Silver Salver,

with plain side and facetted base w ith we ll. AF Repousse foliate pattern marked sterling, together with a sterling silver repousse handled wooden roller, marked sterling. $30-60

circu lar with gadrooned rim, fret worked co-joined oval decorated the walls, rococo. Initials on the well, standing on four ova l pierced feet . London 1771, maker John Carter. 1075gm H.36mm 0.355mm $2000-2750

1336 Two Glass Candlesticks, clear co lumns raised on orange bases. $30-40

1337 A Vetri Murano Model of a Crystal Heron, signed Zanetti. $860-1000

STERLING SILVER, ELECTROPL ATE AND PEWTER 1338

A Sterling Silver Toast Rack, 6-sectioned w ith hand le; hallmarked Birmingham 1930. Makers A. Bros. Ltd. L.110mm $160-200

1339

A Tudric Pewter Tea Set with Tray, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co ., numbered 0231 and marked add iti ona ll y with So lkets retailers marks. Decorated with entw ined w hipl ash stemmed honesty flowers in low re li ef; the tea and hot water pots with cane bound handles. $1000-1600

1340

A Victorian Gold Vesta Case, of plain oblong shape, elaborate initials at the front below the lid closure; striker on the base. Rear stamped T Gaunt 1Sct Engraved year 1890. W.22mm H .36mm 0.12mm $250-325

1341

A Sterling Silver Sovereign Case, of hear shape; half decorated w ith foliate engrav in g, spr in g open ing; hallmarked for Birmingham 1914. Maker EJH. W.32mm H.S0mm 0.6mm $140-200

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1345 NO LOT

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Ewer, of plain ovoid form set on a low round and grooved foot; the upper body tapering into the curved neck, rolled lip be low a hinged conforming lid w ith ebony finial. Ebony (-scro ll handle. Base marks for London 1841; maker R.G. Garrards. H.225mm $1100-1300

-111611·01a

,'.'lle-ra 1346

A Cased Sterling Silver Cutlery Canteen, Sheffield 1909; make J R approx. 100 pieces; including additional table knives, table spoons, two fitted lih-out trays; oak box with recessed brass handles. Some replaced knives by oth er maker. $3900-4200

1347

A Sterling Silver Spirit Kettle on Stand, engraved w ith Aesthetic Movement design elements; Sheffield 1890. Engraved with presentation inscription dated 1909. $1300- 1600

1348 A Matched Pair of Sterling Silver Casters, simp le lare foliate cover piercing, moulded rib encirc lin g the w idest part of the body; set on a mou lded foot. Stamped Hirks Sterling. H.165mm $400-450 see illustration page 46

1349 A Pair of Sterling Silver Kings Pattern Fish Servers, double-struck; hall marks for Sheffield 1908; maker GH. $350-400

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.\ Sheffield PI ireonm.

~tercoaster,

1350 A Silver Plate Coffee Pot,

1100-liO

plain ba luster form, gadrooned and beaded rim above embossed rose, thist le and clover border, acanthus capped handle hinged lid topped with mou lded flower finial, foliate embossed pedestal base. H.270mm $200-300 see illustration page 46

.\n Electropli

1351

A Sterling Silver Sauce Boat, 1342

.\\1«orian St1

Birmingham 1910, oval shaped with indented wa ll s; standing on three hoof feet. H.80mm L. 160mm $200-275

see illustration page 46 1352

Two Sterling Silver Mustard or Salt Spoons,

see illustration page 46

fiddle and shell handles . Chester 1821 & 1828. $100-1 20

1343 An Edwardian Sterling Silver Tea Set,

1353 A Scottish Silver Toast Rack,

of squat ova l form; heavily embossed fo li ate walls and lower spout; gadrooned rims; the teapot with hinged conforming lid, embossed decoration and ebony finia l. Ebony hand le. Birmi ngham 1903; maker M&B $800-1000

1894; maker R&I; stretcher base raised on four bal l feet, supporting seven ovu lar hoops and central handle.115 x 128mm $200-250

see illustration page 46

1360

tehandle; \1,0-!1)

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1363

.\Cased Pait

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1354

1364

A Victorian Sterling Silver Three Piece Tea Service,

Two Sterling Silver Napkin Rings,

ova l shaped, compri sing of teapo t, hot water pot and suga r bowl; gad roo ned borders, half fluted, ebony handl s and fini als on integral hinged lids, reeded handl es on suga r bowl, all on ball feet; London 1889. $750-850

one of plain circu lar shape; th e other w ith ma hined wa ist and Birmingham hallm arks. $40-60

1365

A Sterling Silver Cigarette Case, 1355

A Victorian Sterling Silver Gravy Boat,

Dtetn,

Lo ndon 1860; ova l with serpenti ne rim; aca nthu s capped fl yin g c-scro ll hand le; raised on three she ll pad feet. $140-240

engraved foliate decoration with vaca nt shi eld; gild ed interior with fitted elasti c holds. Birmin gham 1902. W. 60 mm H.78mm 0.5mm $50-65

1366 1356

A George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellar,

A Cased Sterling Silver Royal Jubilee Medal,

with bea ded rim ; and three hoof-feet, clear glass liner. London 1777. Maker Hester Bateman. H.65m m D.61111111 $60-80

to commemorate King George's and Queen Mary's Jubilee 1935, obverse portraits of King and Queen surrounded w ith fri eze representing the progress of Arts, Sciences, Music, Shipbuilding, Architecture. Birmingham 1935, maker T&S, in fitted case.

Stand,

$180-220

see illustration page 46 1367

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Spoon, 1357

An Electroplate Lily Chamber Stick,

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ded h 1!I( ·Jct.I'

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(iented '

the base of moulded lil y leaf with two lily blooms, the ho lder and handl e of lil y stem and flower w ith moulded lil y bloo m sn uffer. W.120mm H. 68mm L.1 80mm $100-150

shell shaped bowl with engraved fo li ate decoration embossed fo li ate stem with fitted mother-of-p ea rl handl e. Birmingham 1895. L.128mm $60-75

1368

A Sterling Silver Handled Pickle Fork, 1358

Silver Plated Circular Salver, worn . 0 .320mm $50-70

Chester 1920. L.60111111 $30-40

1369

A Late Victorian Stirling Silver Spoon, 1359

A Sheffield Plate Decanter Coaster, Gadrooned rim, Dl 55m; together with another sil ver on copper decanter coaster, gadrooned rim. 0.152mm $100-150

see illustration page 46 1360

An Electroplated Metal Biggin Coffee Pot, ebonite handl e; moulded vi ne frieze to shoulder, hinge repair. $60-80

see illustration page 46 1361

A Sheffield Plate Tray, decorated with moulded vine fruits and leaves linked by trellised stems. 382 x 300m m $50-60

see illustration page 46 1362

A Sterling Silver Vesta Case of Oval Form, square section, initialled and dated Oct 8th 1894. Birmingham. Maker WN. H.38m m 0.6mm L. 38 mm $40-60

1363

A Cased Pair of Stirling Silver Napkin Rings, plain circu lar form; stamped stg. sil. D.45111111 $50-65

the bowl decorated with embossed foliate des ign; finished in gilding. Birmingham 1896. Maker L&S L.128mm $40-60

1370

A Norwegian Silver Caddy Spoon, large bow l w ith restrained leaf decoration ; the short stem ending in a mou lded crown-like form. Norwegian marks with MH. L.1 54 mm $60-75

1371

A Pair of Stirling Silver Sugar Tongs, vine pierced arms. Maker TW. Old repair H.1 35 mm $60-75

1372

A Victorian Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl, w ith indented rims. Birmin gham 1894. Sma ll dimples to the walls . $60-75

1373

A 19th Century Norwegian Silver Two Handled Compote, the rim of em bossed shell pattern acanthus capped handl es, raised on embossed foliate pedestal base. Norwegian hall marks. H.1 50mm 0.180mm $200-275

1392

1374

1384

A Victorian Period Four Piece Silver Plate Tea Set,

A Georgian Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle,

compri sin g tea and coffee pots; milk ju g and sugar bowl; acanthu s capped hand les with ivory in serts, moulded flower and leaf finials. AF Tea pot inner rim. $200-275

with twist horn handle; oval unmarked bowl; initialled at the stem D.R.I. $80-100

1375

A Hinged Lidded Vesta Box,

A Continental 800 Silver Purse,

Birmingham 1922; machine engraved monogram; inset stee l striker to base. $50-70

1385

of sma ll size. Foliate fret worked closure; meshed inner divider. W.55mm H.80mm $80-100

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lid with engraved

1386

Plated Crumb Tray

1376 An 800 Continental Silver Mesh Bag,

$40-80

acorn clasps w ith blue glass inserts, cha in carry strap. Marked 800. W.1 70mm $150-200

CLOCKS

1377 An Etling Glass Dressing Table Jar,

1387

ABlack Mar 1circula111I ,,~onscroll ,;')II. 111iking I 11oided (II( _"l!ais.114~

1393

~ French G Clock Garnil ·cerW~- la ,ecase dee< aanthus. laurel •"thandles.T 1 i;orcelain d~ ~oteground. 51400-1600

with silver plate neck bank and lid, the glass base with branches of pine cones and needles in high relief. Base marked. H.140mm $150-200

1378

A Pair of George III Tablespoons, initiall ed; hallmarked for London 1812, single drop joint; o ld English shape. L.220mm $150-200

1379 An Old Sheffield Plate Chamberstick, sa ucer ca ndl eho lder w ith handle, con ica l extin gui sher. H and le repair. D.130mm $60-80

A French Carriage Clock, with red leather travelling case. Brass corn iche case with bevelled glass pane ls; ova l top glass; white ename l dial (s light repair). Roman numerals; blue spade hands; subsidiary alarm dial at V I; be ll striking movement marked: Made in France; with key. Circa 1880. H.140mm $550-700 see illustration page 46

with brown leather case . Brass oval section case with bevel led glass panels; white enamel dial marked: Stewart Dawson & Co. London and French Made. Roman numerals; blu ed steel hands; with key. Circa 1880. H.140mm $650-800 see illustration page 46

Gamiture,

the moulded urn shaped socket to house a sin gle stem, Trim stem frame decorated with lion masks and paw feet, mounted on a circu lar fluted base. H.205mm $60-80

with drum shaped wal nut case su rmounted by alarm movement in the form of a loudspeaker horn, actioned by a hammer striking a membrane. Printed dial; Arabic numerals, matt gi lt centre. Circa 1880. H .205mm $250-350 see illustration page 46

A Victorian Sterling Silver Cream Jug,

the lid engraved as presented to Major R.N. Deane M.C. S.W.B. by the Officers Headquarters, South Western District and 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division (T.A.) 1954, ob long shaped with hinged and bevelled edged lid, Wyvern (Wivern) Birmingham 1926. Slight indent on lid . L.172mm W.92mm H .60mm $120-1 50

1383

A Small Sterling Silver Photo Frame, Sheffield 1914; rectangular with embossed fo li ate decoration. Overall H.190mm W.55mm $80-100

\800-900 1395

1389

A Sterling Silver Table Cigarette Box,

,:"Wntedhl mhedonher

.\ Three Piec

A Junghams German Alarm Clock,

1382

E'1 ~er raced

1388

A Silver Plated Paw Footed Epergne Stand,

embossed fo li ate decorated, ovoid shape raised on three feet. Repairs. H .1 20mm $160-200

Clock,

'T ;tepped iJ.]

A French Carriage Clock,

1380

1381

1394

A French F

-~ llTiatecase •111,elighlca~ ll000-4000

1396 AFrench L-0

nardcase

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ill ,usua1ion1

DECORA'

1390

1397

A German Alarm Clock,

AGood Plas ~lrarne

in the form of an oversize pocket watch; brass cased , printed dial with Deutches Reich Patent marks; Roman numerals; subsidiary alarm dial at XII, blued steel hands. The back opening with easel support arm to stand upright. Repair at lever wind knob on top. D.140mm $150-250 see illustration page 46

1391 An English Mahogany Cased Bracket Clock, with twin barrel chain fusee movement; bell strikin g with pull cord activated repeat action; arched case embe lli shed with carved app li ed floral decoration; bevelled glazed side pane ls; plinth based . The circu lar dial w ith si lvered chapter ring; Roman numerals and matt gilt centre. Circa 1850. H.455mm $2700-3200 see illustration page 46

,;: small

. '-m lj00.1100 1398

ASmall Anti arched u ·n•\usand I

1300400 1399

An lmpressh

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.rummD. l800-1000 ~ lu~ration

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1392

1400

A Black Marble Cased Mantel Clock,

Colonial Smokers Cabinet,

with circular white enamel di al hou sed in a drub shaped case, raised on scro ll supports from a wide plinth base w ith se rpentin e apron. Striking movement; vis ibl e Brocot escapement; Breguettype vo ided circle and pointer hands, annul ar dial w ith Roman numerals. W.400mm $400-550

with extens ive marquetry to the two panel doors in block pattern and stylised fleur de li s to sid es. W.550mm H.4 20mm 0.2 75m m $1000-1200

see illustration page 46 1393

A French Gilt Metal and Sevres Style Porcelain Clock Garniture,

1394

decorative pilaster sided. $500-900

1395

A Three Piece French Bronze Gothic Revival Clock Garniture, the ornate case set w ith a ename l p laq ue dial; fl anked by a pair of fi ve li ght ca ndelabra. H. 600mm $3000-4000

1396

A French Louis XIV Style Mantel Clock, w ith inlaid case surmounted by a gilt metal figure. H.560mm $450-650

ackec Clock.

1402

A Painted Framed Bevelled Edged Mirror,

the stepped base raised on scro ll and husk feet; housing an ename l faced timepiece with striking movement. The case su rmou nted by a gilt metal statuette of a woman with a dove perched on her outstretched hand. H .460mm $800-900

with shaped fri eze, gree n painted and with company name stenci ll ed to top. $70-120

19th ce ntury, Japy Freres movement, bell striking, the Loui s XV I style case decorated w ith various leaf mouldings, including aca nthu s, lau rel and hop, surmou nted by an urn finial wi th ram's mask handles. The urn, c lock face, side panels and plinth panels of porcelain decorated with Egyptian inspired motifs on a bleu celeste ground. Two conforming urns complete the garniture. $1400-1600

A French Rosa Aurora Marble and Gilt Metal Clock,

jilr, a as mall

1401

A Wooden Step Stool,

see illustration page 46

DECORATOR'S ITEMS- - 1397

A Good Plaster Gilt Framed Mirror, the deep frame moulded w ith laurel leaves and berries, sty li sed acanthus; small beaded and twisted ribbon borders. 990 x 1200mm $900-1100

1398

A Small Antique French Gilt wood Wall Mirror, with arched upper edge, the frame surmounted by a husk, acanthus and lanceo late capital. H.1 060mm $300-400

An Old Rustic Ladder, w ith remn ants of red paint to the si de rail s. $200-300

1403

1404

A Map by H Brue "Oceanie ou Cinquieme Partie Du Monde ..." Paris 1814. Ref Tooley p36 # 248. Si ngle sheet from the Atlas Universal plate 36. 530 x 770mm $560-650

1405

A Velvet Cushion Set with an Antique Tapestry Panel, the panel of weft wrapped Aubusson sty le tapestry depicting roses, framed by a tasse ll ed border. $300-400

1406

A Late Georgian Period Wood Barometer,

Cased Banjo

by G. Com itti Fecil, Montrose, c lass ica l urn pediment, the case decora ted w ith inlays of wood shell s and fl owers, c ircu lar si lvered dial, with alco ho l thermometer !replaced]. H .1020mm $900-100

1407

A Pair of Late Victorian Brass Candlesticks, on sq uare base. AF so ldered repairs. H.245mm $40-60

1408

A Pair of Early 20th Century Continental Pewter Chamber Candlesticks, Art Nouveau. W.154mm $250-300

1409

A Victorian Period Cast Metal Plaque, 1399

An Impressive Brass Fire Fender, w ith cast sty li sed floral and foliate brackets and reeded edges. W.1470mm 0.370mm $800-1000

see illustration page 43

a mou lded painted portrait of a ge ntl eman on a st ippl ed ground, w ithin a circu lar frame; mou lded crown above. Gilded finish, rear marked Jobso n's Patent Process 13th November 1854, Litchurch Works, Derby. H .340mm 0.280mm

$240-280

1410

1421

A Good Brass Ceiling Candelabra,

A Russian 19th Century Icon,

six sc ro ll -s hap d arm s with bra s sa uce rs; chain suspension; Dutch East Indies ori gin. H.57 0mm D. 53 0mm $650-750

oil on board ; Chri st in Benedi cti on. 265 x 310mm $700-800

1411

An Edition 'The Shorter Dictionary of English Furntiture' -

1422

A Large Standing Beam Balance, w ith cast metal base; bra ss co lumn bea m, pans and we ights. $1000-1250

1412

A Bronze Allegorical Statuette,

,Qak

:Ill

Ith Century

1~ lat

,. a~ed car

from the Middl e Ages to th e Late Georgian Period; Edwa rd s, Ralph. $50-75

raised on a tall fluted co lumn from a stepped squ are plinth base. H .520mm $450-55 0

FURNITURE AND RUGS

1413

An Early Pine Stick Back Country Chair,

A Signed Watercolour by Tom Rowden,

w ith bow back rail ; pa inted finish. $250-350

1423

of a coasta I sce ne; a deserted bay an d beach as seen from a rocky h adl and . 402 X 312mm $80-120

1414

A Signed Watercolour by Y Graham, ' Lobster Fishermen', framed und er glass; a secluded cove scene of small fi shing craft and men, lobster pots on a rocky terrace. 405 X 318mm $160-200

1415

F Travers Hay Making,

rlO}llOO

1424

An Early Elm and Beech Stick Back Chair, w ith arms; some back stru cts rep laced w ith un fin ished branches. $300-400

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1425

A Green Painted Wooden Footlocker, w ith rope handl es. $275-425

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waterco lour initi all ed 165 x 240mm. $20-40

A Red Painted Footlocker, w ith iron ball handl es. $250-400

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1416

1427

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A Framed Miniature Mixed Media Landscape, woodl and scene, signed lower ri ght; in gil ded frame. D.2 18mm ; together w ith a pa ir framed o il on boa rd , Vill age sce nes, gi lded frames. D.140mm $40-80

A Colonial Painted Cottage Cabinet,

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ori ginal di stresed w hite pa inted finish w ith scrubbed top. $500-1000

1417

1428

A Set of Four Hand Coloured Framed Caricatures,

A Colonial Dresser Base,

John Leech, depi cting Henry VIII M on k Hunting, Edwa rd's Arm in

sc rub top; green pa inted base, w ith two drawers above two ca bin ets. $900-1200

the hand s of hi s med ica l adviso rs; Th e Battl e of the Boyne, Embarkati on of Kin g Henry th e Fifth at South ampto n A D 1415; $60-80

1429 1418

A New Zealand Timber Table,

A Framed Reprint Map of Cornwall ,

circul ar tilt top centre tab le w ith a star bu rst cent ral pattern; surround d by pane ls of tumbli ng cube design. $2000-2500

Johan Bl aeu, Atl as Novus 1648. D.645mm $40-80

1419

1430

A Pair of English Watercolours,

An Early 20th Century Chair,

of rural scenes. $320-340

oak framed, bound seagrass back and wove n seagrass seated. $600-750

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1431

1442

A Group of Framed H. Alken E ngravings,

A 19th Century Oak Coffer,

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in cl uding fou r fox hunt sce nes, two coachin g scenes, a chamber of deputi s, The Catacombs, fou r horses scenes, and two hound scenes. $250-300

w ith li nen-fo ld, carved fasc ia pa nel. $1200-1500

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An 18th Century Oak Flat Front Chest of Drawers five drawers; with escutcheons supported on bun feet. W.940mm 0 .560mm $2800-3500

1433 A 19th Century Oak Seven Drawer Cabinet, PerilXl[h,

Chair,

with drop front on later turned base. Brass drop handles to interior with carved cartouche to front. W.900mm H.900mm 0 .430mm $2000-2400

1444 A Twelve Light - Blue Enamel and Gilt Metal Electrolier, in Empire style w ith matching wal l bracket. 0.100cm $1200-1400

1445

Antique Corner Cupboard,

An Old Afghan Rug,

with vintage green pa int finish throughout. Two shelves to the semi-c ircular interior. W.1250mm H.1280mm 0.780mm $1000-1200

hand knotted, al l wool, decorated with six medallions on a clear ground, deep w in e red colou r overall, multiple bordered. 1220 x 1900mm. $180-220

c ircu lar to pion tripod pedestal base. $550-650

1436

A Georgian Mahogany Flap Top Tea Table, with square section legs. W.700mm $600-800

1437

Antique Barley Twist Oak Side Chair, with carving to back and front stretcher cane panelled seat and back. $80-100

1446 An Iranian Kashqai Rug, all woo l, hand knotted; with twin palmettes and other sty lised florals on a dark ground within a lozenge shaped field. 1480 x 1020mm $120-140

1447 An Antique Runner, woo l pile on wool foundation. Decorated with an ivory central medallion on an indigo ground patterned with islimi tendrils framed by a red ground meander border. 300 x 217cm $160-200

1448

1438

An Old Caucasian Runner,

Oak Barley Twist Drop-Sided Table

decorated with six conjo ined medallions on a red field; worn . 110 x 400cm $160-200

$400-500

1439 Zelkova Writing Desk

1449

$450-500

An Old Persian Rug,

1440

An 18th Century Oak Plank Top Coffer, of large proportions. The fascia simp ly carved with li neal framed fie lds and a central flower head rondel; all outli ned with stamped etoi le motifs. $1250-2000

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th e upper section w ith two glazed doors enclos ing three adjustable shelves. The base w ith secreta ire drawer above two panelled doors. W.1200 H.3100 0.480mm $4500-6000

1434

1435 A Georgian Mahogany Wine Table,

:k Chair,

1443 A Victorian Oak Provincial Secretaire Bookcase,

1441 with Dresser Rack Plate European A Extraordinarily Bold Faux Grain Paint Finish, the base with one wide drawer over two cupboards, the top of three open shelves with plate rails. $1250-2000

1442

A George III Oak Linen Press, shaped fielded; panelled doors above a base with three fa lse drawers. $4500-5000

decorated with three conjoined medallions; worn and holed. 91 x 190cm $160-200

1450 A Hand Knotted Iranian Carpet, wool pile on cotton foundation; decorated w ith a central medallion. Repeated in the quadrants on red ground. W.2150mm H.2850mm $1000-1250

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Lot

0001 0002 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0009 0010 0011 0013 0015 0016 0017 0018 0019 0020 0021 0024 0025 0028 0029 0031 0032 0033 0034 0036 0037 0038 0039 0040 0041 0042 0046 0049 0050 0051 0052 0054 0055 0056 0057 0058 0060 0062 0063 0067 0068 0069 0076 0078 0081 0082 0083 0085 0086 0087 0088 0089 009 1 0092 0093 0094 0099 0100 0102 0103 0104 0106 0108 0114 0115

3,600 6,000 4,100 5,000 9,200 3,200 2,500 4,600 12,000 1,850 1,200 18,000 7,000 26,500 7,000 3,000 6,000 10,000 30,000 8,000 3,500 12,000 4,700 7,900 4,600 4,100 9,000 20,000 170,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 15,500 4,450 3,200 5,400 2,850 9,500 4,500 8,500 14,000 600 31,500 190,000 20,000 7,000 38,000 5,500 13,000 14,000 80,000 16,000 11,000 9,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 6,200 8,500 1,000 57,000 18,000 4,500 900 1,800 27,000 4,000 23,000 2,700 3,000 5,500 3,200

0116 0117 0118 0119 0120 0121 0124 0127 0132 0133 0134 0135 0136 0138 0139 0140 0143

6,000 25,000 15,000 16,000 2,400 700 5,000 3,500 5,000 5,500 3,650 6,200 2,500 3,600 6,100 2,000 1,500

0200 0201 0202 0206 0207 0209 0210 0214 0215 0216 0217 0220 0222 0224 0230 0230A 0230B 0230D 0230E 0230G 0231 0232 0233 0234 0235 0236 0237 0238 0239 0240 0241 0242 0242A 0242B 0242( 0242D 0242E 0242F 0242G 0242 H 02421

450 500 3,750 700 375 6,000 4,000 225 700 450 350 2,500 10,000 8,000 20,000 500 375 5,500 12,000 850 605 600 620 400 1,500 580 600 350 400 150 130 150 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600

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0244 0245 0246 0247 0248 0249 0252 0255 0256 0258 0258A 0258B 0258( 0258D 0258E 0258F 0259 0260 0261 0262 0265 0267 0268 0270 0272 0277 0279 0280 0281 0284 0285 0286 0288 0289 0290 0291 0294 0295 0297 0299 0301 0303 0304 0306 0307 0308 0309 0312 0314 0315 0317 03 18 0320 0325 0328 0330 0332 0333 0334 0335 0339 0340 0342 0345 0348 0349 0350 0353 0354 0355 0357 0361

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1,200 375 275 300 200 400 450 550 600 1,600 500 900 1,000 1,600 2,100 400 2,750 3,200 220 2,500 1,900 2,400 2,200 550 240 1,000 175 725 7,500 2,750 1,700 2,200 350 300 1,800 375 1,200 7,000 3,000 2,250 1,200 5,000 2,000 3,250 2,450 1,750 2,550 3,000 8,000 2,700 20,500 14,500 3,500 7,500 700 1,500 850 1,000 700 8,750 2,600 600 400 800 2,500 550 8,600 1,500 450 500 1,300 350

0363 0368 0370 0372 0373 0400 0404 0406 0407 0408 04 11 04 12 0413 0414 0415 0416 0420 0421 0422 0423 0424 0427 0428 0429 0431 0432 0433 0434 0435 0443 0449 0450 0451 0454 0455 0457 0462 0463 0465 0468 0469 0470 047 1 0472 0474 0475 0476 0477 0478 0480 0484 0485 0486 0498 0501 0519 052 1 0535 0536 0537 0547 0548 0549 0550 0552 0554 0557 0578 0581 0582 0585 0588

1,500 250 1,000 600 4,000 200 342 285 200 550 500 300 200 160 430 200 250 250 285 285 295 250 143 420 129 314 285 214 214 57 480 400 410 200 200 580 55 285 200 90 200 260 285 295 360 200 142 175 150 70 140 228 114 230 450 68 85 130 34 34 85 85 34 15 55 55 114 145 100 80 50 68

0590 0591 0595 0596 0598 0599 0600 0602 0603 0605 0606 0608 0610 0611 0612 0613 0615 0616 0617 0618 0619 0620 0621 0622 0623 0624 0625 0626 0627 0629 0630 0631 0632 0633 0634 0635 0637 0640 0641 0645 0648 0650 0651 0653 0654 0659 0662 0663 0664 0670 0671 0672 0677 0678 0684 0685 0686 0690 0691 0692 0693 0694 0695 0697 0698 0700 0701 0702 0703 0704 0705 0706

90 80 50 114 57 100 140 42 90 105 75 55 25 200 200 180 30 80 150 55 100 70 70 70 100 80 30 60 125 80 140 80 70 90 80 75 50 70 50 95 70 70 90 80 120 45 65 60 90 1,250 1,200 15 650 250 1,200 650 450 100 300 1,500 50 180 70 50 350 280 200 130 300 280 330 240

0707 0708 0709 0710 0711 0713 0714 0715 0717 0719 0721 0723 0724 0725 0726 0727 0728 0729 0730 0731 0732 0734 0735 0736 0737 0738 0739 0740 0742 0743 0744 0745 0747 0749 0750 0753 0755 0760 0761 0761A 0762 0766 0768 0773 0777 0785 0786 0809 0810 0813 0815 0816 0817 0822 0825 0826 0828 0833 0836 0837 0842 0842D 0842E 0850 0853 0854 0859 0860 086 1 0863 0865 0867

130 20 170 240 260 240 80 160 200 170 190 30 165 80 280 115 40 65 110 350 110 155 320 320 475 140 6,900 700 300 500 300 35 220 130 460 60 1,000 625 90 1,000 675 280 420 10,750 260 3,000 1,750 350 350 800 650 155 180 1,400 160 750 800 4,000 4,000 2,100 650 500 2,000 325 470 195 200 175 300 60 70 120

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Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the fo ll owing lots up to prices recorded below. These bids are to be executed as cheap ly as is permitted by other bids, or reserves if any.

* I agree to comply with the Conditions of Sale as printed in the catalogue. I understand that in the case of a successful bid a buyers premium of ten percent will be added to the hammer price and that G.S.T is charged on the premium. (eg If I made a successfu l bid of $1000 on an item a ten percent buyers premium equal ling $100 would be payable and G.5.T on the premium making a total of $1112.50.) On major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. Please enquire regarding this service w hi ch Webb's carry out at no charge.

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(includi ng freight if app li cable) Signed: CONFIDE TIALITY: The information contained in this facsimil e is legally privileged and/or confidenti al. If you are not the addressee listed below you are notified that except as authorised agent to the addressee any use, disclosure, copying or distribution of any of the contents of this facsimil e by you is prohibited. Recipients other than the addressee listed below are asked to notify us immediately and return the original facsimile to us.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR BUYERS 1. Bidding. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser, subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person . Should any dispute arise as to the bidding the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for sa le again at the preceding bid, or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser, which declaration shall be conclusive. No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted. 2. Reserves. Al l lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to impose a reserve. 3. Registration. Purchasers sha ll complete a bidding card before the sale giving their own correct name, address and telephone number. It is accepted by bidders that the supp ly of false information on a bidding card shal l be interpreted as deli berate fraud. 4. Buyers' Premium. The purchaser accepts that in addition to the purchase price Webb's wil l apply a buyer's premium of 10% of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated) together with GST on such premium.

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5. Payment. Payment for al l items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following comp letion of the sa le. If fu ll payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days . Payment is by cash, bank cheque or Eftpos . Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before delivery of goods will be given. Credit cards are not accepted. 6. Lots sold as Viewed. All lots are sold as viewed and with all errors to description, fau lts and imperfections whether vis ible or not. Neither Webb's nor its vendor are responsible for errors of description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fau lt or defect in it and make no warranty whatever. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement. Buyers shal l be deemed to have inspected the lots, or to have made enqui ri es to their comp lete satisfaction, prior to sale and by the act of bidding sha ll be deemed to be satisfied w ith the lots in all respects.

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7. Webb's Act as Agents. They have full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason. 8. Collection. Purchases are to be taken away at the buyer's expense immediately after the sale except where a cheque remains uncleared. If this is not done Webb's w ill not be responsible if the lot is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. Any items not col lected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. A receipted invoice must be produced prior to delivery of any lot. 9. Licences. Buyers who purchase an item which fal ls within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 cannot take possession of that item until they have shown to Webb's a li cense under the appropriate Act. 1 O. Failure to make Payment. If a purchaser fai ls either to pay for or take away any lot Webb's sha ll w ithout further notice to

the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the fo ll owing rights or remedies : a. To issue proceeding against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract. b. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction. c. To resell the lot by public or private sa le. Any deficiency resulting from such resale, after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment, together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Webb's by the purchaser. Any surplu s over the proceeds of sale sha ll belong to the seller and in this condition the expression "proceeds of sale" shall have the same meaning in relation to a sa le by private treaty as it has in relation to a sa le by auction. d. To store the lot whether at Webb's own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal , storage, and all other costs connected to the lot. e. To charge interest on the pu rchase price at a rate 2% above Webb's bankers' then curre nt rate for commercial overdraft fac ilities, to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sa le. f. To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same on ly after payment of money due. g. To apply the proceeds of sa le of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb's or it's vendor. Webb's sha ll be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose wh ile any money remains unpaid under this contract. h. To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Webb's towards any money owing to Webb's in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of, or restriction placed upon, such payment by the purchaser whethe r expressed or implied. i. Titl e and right of disposal of the goods shall not pass to the purchaser until payment has been made in full by cleared funds. Where any lot purchased in held by Webb's pending i. clearance of funds by the purchaser or ii. comp letion of payment after receipt of a deposit, the lot wi ll be held by Webb's as bailee for the vendor, risk and title passing to the purchaser immed iately upon notification of clearance of funds or upon completion of purchase. In the event that a lot is lost, stolen damaged or destroyed before title is transferred to the purchaser, the purchaser shal l be entitled to a refund of al l monies paid to Webb's in respect of that lot, but shall not be entitl ed to any compensation for any consequent losses howsoever arisi ng. 11. Bidders deemed Principals. All bidd ers shall be held personally and so lely liable for all obligations aris ing from any bid, incl uding both "telephone" an d "absentee bids". Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must obtain written authority to do so from Webb's prior to bidding. 12."Subject Bids" Where the highest bid is below the reserve and the auctioneer declares a sa le to be "subject to vendor's consent" or words to that effect, the highest bid remains binding upon the bidder until the vendor accepts or rejects it. If the bid is accepted there is a contractual obligation upon the bidder to pay for the lot.

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INDEX OF ARTISTS Aberhart, Laurence Albrecht, G retchen,

105-1 06 21,70

Bad cock, Do uglas Binney, Do n Blair, Philippa Boelee, Rudol f Brangwyn, Frank Brown, Helen Burnett, To rn Burton, Bro thers

78 176 38 24,85 190, 192 131,137 77 109, 112, 11 4

Chapman, Paul Chapman-Taylo r, J. w. Cleavin, Barry Couches, Clara Cox head, Frank A . Crook, Gord o n Currin, Garry

167 11 3 6 178 11 0 58 67

Daf.ley, A rthur Da efi eld, Bryony Dali, Sa lvador David, G ustave De Lautour, Tony Dolezel, Jenny Done, Ken Drawbridge, Jo hn Drive r, Do n

33 11 7 185, 191 187 151,164 27,90, 172 193 60 84, 132

Ellis, Robert Fletcher, BIythe FonJ , Lui se Fo r ham Attri buted, A. w.

Frizzell, Di ck Fumpston, Rodney

138, 161 133 119 45,92 14,5 4,66, 128, 160, 163 35, 121

Gibson, Rob in Goldberg, Suza nne Copas, Rudo lph Graham, Barbara

5 61,123 55 159

France, Patri cia

Halliday, Brian Hanly, Pat Harris, Jeffrey Hartiga n, Paul Harvey, Bru ce Higgs, Sydney H . Hipkins, Roland Honour, W . Bas il Hote re, Ralph Hughes, Elea no r Hurl ey, Frank

143 82, 150 154 145 140 43 79 31, 170, 177 53 94 111 ,11 8

Kill een, Richard King, M arcus Kishi, M asa toyo

23, 149 75, 147 97

Lancaster, Charl es Lee, Owen Lee-Johnson, Eri c Lela'ulu, Na nette

146 174 88,171 22

Maddox, A llen Maillol, A ri stide Marshall, Roberto A ngelo Kittermast r Martin, Jos iah Mayo, Eil een McCahon, Colin Mcleod, Robert McPhee, Charl es McWhannell, Ri chard Miller, M alcolm (M ac)

10-11 182 183 107 15, 120 74,135 87 16 129 108

Mitchell, Leo nard Mo urant, Elise Mutch, To rn

17 29 125

Na irn, James Ngan, G uy Nigro, Jan Nin, Buck

25 12 49 26

Oldenburg, Claes Orga n, Jo nathan

102 52

Pa lmer, Stanl ey Papas, Jo hn Pa rdington, Fio na Parkin, Patterson Peerless, Tho mas Perrett, Jo hn Douglas Peryer, Peter Peters, Juliet Proctor, Ro bert Pruden, G. E. Pule, Jo hn

89, 139 156 98 42, 144 72,80 169 165 8 68-69 34 91

Rijen, A. U. Robinson, Peter Ryan, Tho mas

188 134, 164 46

Savage, C dric Scott, Ian Scott, James F. Sherrin, Da ni el Sidd ell, Peter Siddell, Sy lvia Smith, Peter James Smither, Mi chael Spencer, Charl es Spi cer, Peggy Steinert, Vida Stringer, Terry Sydney, G rahame

28,48, 71, 130 4, 175 40, 141 184 2 76,122 47 1, 18,36-37,44,50 57, 59,65, 100-10 1 11 5 142, 162 30,63,73,93,96, 158 39,99, 153 86

Tapper, Garth Thompson, Pa ul in e Thompson, Jeff To le, Jo hn Trusttum, Phili p Turnbull, Rex

7,8 1 32 103-104 19 9,20 56

Va lentine, Jam s Va n Den Eijkel, Leon Walters, Gord on Warr, Ma i o lm Watkins, Denys Watson, Ruth Webb, Ben Webb, M elvyn Welch, N ug nt White, Ro bin White, Jo nathan White, Minni e Wo lfe, Pamela Wright, Frank Wyllie, W. L. Zusters, Jane

11 6 127 155 168 83 152 64,136 124 173 3 126 166 157 95 189 13

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Since 1877 Bethunes has been first port of call for buyers and sellers of rare books, maps, documents and manuscripts. Now under the managemen t of Webb's, Bethunes offers an even better quality of service to its customers. FOR DETAILS OF CATALOGUE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND THE SERVICES BETHUNES@ WEBB'S OFFERS VISIT THE WEBSITE, www.bethunes@we bbs.co.nz