Fine Jewels, Decorative Arts & Fine Paintings, June 1998 by Webb's Auction House

The world's most expensive barley? ral won't The rumours of chauffeur-driven combine harvesters may be a little exaggerated. But there's no denying the extortionate price of premium two -row malting barley nowadays, for which we pay a French farmer's ransom. Still, if that's what it takes to secure the very STA 0023

best ingredients for our beer, so be it. This is, after all, Stella Artois that we're talking about. A brew that has had only the finest of female Czechoslovakian hops lavished upon it. That is made using only the purest strain of yeast specially produced by our Belgian suppliers.

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And that relies on a particular variety of French- grown maize. (Even when it comes to choosing our maize , we like to sort the wheat from the chaff.) The fact of the matter is ,if we're to continue making the finest lager in the field , our brewers will continue to insist on just that. The finest in the field.

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would like to make a reservation, please cal,J. us

~ we have again brought together a set:ies of 'Special

directly and we look fofward to seein~ you soon._

Occasions' at Huka Lodge. We hope you will find

MUSJCAL 'RECITAL satur<i:ay 20

CHAMPAGNE DINNER _Saturday 27 .

Marcelle Mallette on violin·, Tatiana Lanchtchikova on piano-accordi;m and Eugueni Lanchtchikova .on doub)e bass will perform ' 'Favourite Violin Romances ' during our evening of fine music and fine cuisine.

Moet & Chandon champagne will be the vital ingredient in every course, Pip Austin and Diana Mar}Jeck-from __Moet & Chandon will p.resent their champagne to you . during the course of the evening.

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WINE TASTIN9' Saturday 18 Tony Bish will guide yol,I th[ough Hawkes Bay's ~acred Hill Chardonnay from 1994 to 1998 vintages . .

This ve;tical tasting will be followed by an especially developed accompanying dinfler from our Executive Chef.

WINE TASTING Saturday 8

THEME DINNER SatQ.r~y 22

Stephen White from Waiheke Island 's Stoneyridge Vineyard _will highlig1!-t ~heir 'Larose ' .and 'A.irfield' wines. Also the first exampJes of 'Qu~ Sera Syrah' with another memorable food match from our chef~.

Our Executive Chef Nick Huffman repeats his acclaime<;I 'Duck Menu ' so :widely enjoyed by New Zealand food·wtiters lasr" ye~. No menu d~tails will 0e revealed until · the night.

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_THEME DINNER Saturday 5

GOLF TOURNAMENT

ART LpCTURE Saturday 26 ,

Jacqui and Philip Di.lton from Sabato wi.U -share their amazing passion for good food and _w ine,_discussing their imported products and _joining force~ with Nick Huffman for a truly special dinner.

Friday 11 and Saturday 12 Our annual 'Huka Lodge' Classic' with Andy Haden and expert tuition available from a leading golf coach.· Individual and pairs Stableford format.·

Auc19=d Citf.,Art Gallery, pr,e sents an evening on Charles E Goldie. Roger w.ill include a discus~ion on the two portraits in Ruka Lodge's ' . ' private collt:ction.

With the exception of the golf tournament, all events will be at no additional cost, 'with ' our compliments. Our rates from 1 May until 30 September 1998 are $525 +GST per person (douqk occupancy),'

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Roger ·Blac].{.ley, S~nior Curator from

$685 +GST per person (single oci;:upancy). These rates include accomn:iodation, . cocktail hour,. superb five,course dinner, country breakfast, use of all Lodge facilities and Taupo airport transfers'.

PO. Box 95, Taupo . Tel. 0-7-378 5791 , Fax 0-7-378 0427. Email reservations@hukalodge .co.nz Huka Lodge is now on-line. Visit us regularly -.., . . for event updates at: URL' http://www.hukalodge.co.nz '\ ' --. ~

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Day 2: Wednesday 24th June 4.00pm Lots 2000 - 2200 6.00pm Lots 201 - 643

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Uncatalogued Artifacts & Antiques Silver, Porcelain, Glass, Pottery, Furniture & Decorator's Items,

Fine Paintings

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Paintings by Eric Lee-Johnson from the Collections of John Macdonald & Elizabeth Lee-Johnson

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Buyers shall pay to Webb's a buyers' premium of ten percent of the hammer price plus G.S.T. on the premium. This sale is subject to the Conditions of Business printed elsewhere in this catalogue . ILLUSTRATED FRONT COVER: Lot 760

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Webb 's News Webb's on 1ZB Each Wednesday afternoon at 3.30pm Ross Millar, Webb's expert on antiques and decorative arts, can be heard answering listeners' queries on Radio IZB 's number one rating , nation-wide talk-back programme hosted by Chris Carter. Amongst lZB's talk-back programmes, the halfhour with Ross Millar is proving one of the station 's most popular segments, bringing in a great number of callers and more often than not jamming all of the dedicated phone lines (free call nationwide 0508100200). Recently a listener who contacted Ross on air with a 'glass vase ' that h ad a signature indecipherable to her was pleasantly surprised after he established from her description that it was by Rene Lalique. It later sold at Webb's May 13th Decorative Arts sale for $2750.

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It will not have passed notice that Webb's combined fine art, jewellery and decorative arts catalogues have been attracting quality advertisers of late. This is for the good reason that Webb's catalogues are enjoyed by a growing number of New Zealand's most discerning people. Leaders in the professions, business and academia as well as the arts, make up a good percentage of Webb's subscribers. While success and affluence do not always equate with the happy knack of knowing the difference between the course and the fine, at Webb's, we like to think our customers know how to enjoy living, and that they go to a great deal of trouble to look for quality in whatever they buy. And now our advertisers share our opinion of our customers. We hope that you will support their products, and if you have a quality service or product that you would like to bring to the notice ofWebb's customers,please contact Peter Webb or Sophie Coupland for further information.

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Despite the still prevailing gloomy economic climate, jewellery and decorative arts sales this year have been unusually bouyant with the March 31st sale of fine jewellery matching the previous year's excellent April sale result when the economy was surging. A highlight of the March sale was the gentleman's jewelled 18carat gold Rolex wristwatch (illustrated previous p age) that made $30,000.

Decorative Arts The March Decorative Arts sale (actually held on April 1st) mirrored the success of the jewellery sale held the previous night, producing a sale total that was higher than those achieved in recent years . That there were over seven hundred lots in the sale was a major factor in reaching the total because there were no individual pieces of exceptional value , and had it not been for enthusiastic bidding for a majority of the lots , the end result might still have been disappointing.

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In the same sale an Art Deco diamond brooch realized $8,000 against its low estimate of $6,500. (Illustrated above left) Several other items of Art Deco and Belle Epoque diamond jewellery sold well with another brooch fetching $6,000 against its low estimate of $5,500. A fine emerald and diamond ring made $11 ,000 and a diamond bridge ring $10,800.Also in demand was a collection of antique pocket watches which drew enthusiastic bidding from the full saleroom. A charming jeweled carved amethyst portrait bust (Illustrated above right) brought $2 ,200 against an estimate of $1 ,800 .. A smaller offering on May 12th also drew strong support for the better pieces. The pear-shaped diamond ring and the emerald and diamond earrings featured on the cover of the catalogue and illustrated here made $17,000 and $5 ,500 respectively.

The catalogue included a Regency period bergere armchair in mahogany which sold for $3 ,700 (illustrated above). It also included a good offering of antique silver most of which found buyers within the estimates. One piece which was certain to delight its buyer, selling for $4,500, well below its low estimate of $6,000, was a William IV silver gilt cup by Joseph Taylor, London 1836, illustrated below.

Fine Art Sale The sale on April 2nd of New Zealand and foreign paintings maintained the tone of recent sales with the best works readily finding buyers within the range of their estimates. Patrick Hanly's Escape to Paradise, dated, 1960, sold for $15,000 (illustrated upper left, opposite). A watercolour Scows in Auckland Harbour by Alfred Wilson Walsh, dated 1912, sold for $8,500 (illustrated middle left, oposite). Gretchen Albrecht's felt hanging Leopard sold for $8,000 (illustrated lower right, opposite). A boldly rendered 1995 landscape by Sir Toss Woollaston, Mt Arthur from Tasman Bay realized $20,000 (illustrated upper right, opposite). Amongst the foreign paintings a work by a follower of John Sartorius, Hunters and Hounds chasing through a Classical Landscape, a work that had failed to find a buyer at a previous sale, was knocked down for $7,700 (illustrated lower left, opposite). This salt-glazed ewer by Len Castle (illustrated above) sold for $550. An engraved hemispherical map of the antarctic by

Gerard Valk: and Pieter Schenk, circa 1700, realized $3,000.

Boy, Hong Kong by the late Peter McIntyre realized $4,000 (illustrated below) See page 110 for a complete list of prices realized for the above sales. The 10% buyer's premium should be added to all of the above prices.

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The George Foster Horological Collection The portents for the sale on May 24th of the horological collection of the late George Foster of Christchurch were highly favourable after the catalogue sold out a week prior to the auction.A website was set up specific to the sale which resulted in a number of overseas enquiries. After the printed catalogue ran out, catalogues were sent by fax or by email. Despite numerous overseas bids on the principal lots, most lots found buyers within New Zealand, and the total which was in excess of $250,000, surpassed even optimistic expectations. The catalogue also included a collection of one hundred 19th.century mantle clocks formed by the late Laurie Thomas , also of Christchurch. The sale got off to a flying start when lot one, a Georgian Bracket Clock (illustrated top right) in a japanned case circa 1725 was sold for $10,000. Had the movement by John Parkes been in original condition the price would have been much higher. Top price for the sale of $20,000 was bid for a rare Gothic Chamber Clock by John Were, circa 1567, while a mantel clock byVulliamy, London circa 1810, sold for $12,000. The two best marine chronometers, the first by Barraud, London (illustrated centre right) circa 1809, the second, a French chronometer by Simon Vissiere, made $18,000 and $15,000 respectively. Amongst miscellaneous items in the sale, an early Victorian portable medicine cabinet (illustrated lower right) made $2,700 and a street vendor's barrel organ sold for $2 ,300. As a result of the excellent response to this sale, it is proposed to hold another sale of horological items towards the end of the year. Webb's has already been offered a sizeable collection of antique clocks for the catalogue. To all the above prices add 10% buyer's premium.

--Watches Please noce:As many of the time pieces are old, or their hi story is unknown , Webb's offers no guarantee w hatsoever as to mechanical co ndition or condition of seals ere.As a guide to buyers a timepiece described as ' going' indicates th at the mechanism is basically operational. It shall be assumed that buyers have

inspected the lots prior to the sale and that they are happy w ith them in all respectS.A timepiece described as fine or ' as new' is an opinion as to appearance.

1 ROLEX, A Gentleman 's Oysterdate Precision Wristwatch. Stainless case

4 A NICOLET, CHARLES Chronograph Gentleman 's Wristwatch. Circular stainless steel case , bronze face with Arabic numerals, subsidiary elapsed time and continuous seconds dials, stop sweep second and tachymetric scale . Textured black leather strap . $300-400

2 ROLEX, A Gentleman 's Oyster Royal Wristwatch. Stainless case,

5 An 18ct Yellow Gold Cased Open Face Pocket Watch. Keyless lever, white face w ith Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. Movement signed American Watch Co. , Waltham Mass. Face signed by supplier: Shierwater & Lloyd of Liverpool. $375-575

white face with polished gold batons and sweep second. Plain black leather strap . $700-800

6 A Continental 935 Silver Cased Open Face Fob Watch. Keyless

and matching strap . Black face with polished batons and date window. $850-1000

cylinder, Swiss movement made for 3 CORTEBERT, A Gentleman 's Triple Calendar Moonphase "SPORT" case, Stainless Wristwatch . mechanical movement with side crown. Silver face with polished gold Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, windows for day, month, moonphase and date hand . Plain brown leather strap. $375-475 3A RO LEX, A Gentleman's 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster Perpetual Date-Just Wristwatch With Diamond Bezel

and matching 18ct President bracelet strap. Cream jubilee face . With alternate plain bezel, square link and original seal and presentation box. Model 16238. Serial No. 1329493 . Strap 8389. $10,000-1 4,000 Received too late for illustration. 3B ROLEX, A Lady's 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster Perpetual Wristwatch With Diamond Bezel and matching 18ct

President bracelet strap. White face with polished batons and Roman numerals. With presentation box and booklets. Model 67198. Serial No . £237774. Strap 8389 . As new appearance. $8,000-10,000 Received too late for illustration.

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with blue enamel Roman numerals enhanced with two colour gold decoration. $120-180 7 A Sterling Silver Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch. Keywound fu see, white face with Roman numerals. Signed Clerke of London. Movement and case numbered 5993 . Case Hallmarks for London 1830. $475-675 8 An 18ct Yellow Gold Cased Hunting Pocket Watch. Keyless 3/4 plate lever. White face with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. Hands set by depressing button in band . Movement signed Wm Logan of Glasgow and numbered 16050. $850-1000 9 An Unusual 18thC Brass Pair Cased Cylinder Pocket Watch.

Keywound fusee with fine quality escapement. White face with Roman numerals and rare sweep second . Signed Th os. B r ass Guildford and numbered 657. $1200-1500

10 An 18ct Yellow Gold Cased Hunting Pocket Watch. Keywound

fusee, lever. White face with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. Signed John Richards, Liverpool and numbered 8008 . $1000-1200 11 SEIKO, A 9ct Yellow Gold Cased Dress Watch . Quartz movement.

Rectangular case with ropework border, integrated 9ct mesh strap. Gold face with polished batons . As new, with presentation box. Unisex design . $1000-1200 12 A Lady's Diamond Set Art Deco Wristwatch. Rectangular outline case

of platinum se t with round cut diamonds enhanced w ith ajoure about a tonneau shaped face of silver with Arabic numerals. 18ct white gold mesh bracelet. 17 jewel Swiss movement. $1250-1750

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case with knotted lugs. Mechanical movement with side crown. Silver face w ith Arabic quarters, polished batons and subsidiary seconds. Brow n lizard strap . $500-600

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BAUME, A 9ct Yellow Gold Cased Vintage Wristwatch. WWI military style in "Borge!" patented waterproof case. Mechanical movement with side crown. Black face with Arabic numerals and subsidiary secon ds. Hands set by depressing button in band. $400-500 17 ROIDOR , A Gentleman 's 9ct Yellow Gold Cased Wristwatch. Automatic Swiss 25 jewel movement. Circular case with gold face, polished batons and subsidiary seconds. Brown leather strap. $350-450

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26 A Graeco-Egyptian Bronze Coin. Ptolemaic C3 11-44 BC. $40-80

27 An Ancient Greek Bronze Coin. Unable to be more exactly identified. $30-50

28 An Early Silver Coin Bearing the Name Alexander. $50-80

29 A Victorian Sovereign , Melbourne mint, dated 1875. $150-180

30 A George V Sovereign. South African mint dated 1926. $150-180 31 A Victorian Sovereign dated 1901. $150-180 32 A Victorian Sovereign , dated 1895. $150-180

33 A Victorian Sovereign, Sydney mint, dated 1890. $150-180

34 An Edward VII Sovereign , dated 1905. $150-180 35 An Edward VII Sovereign. Melbourne mint, dated 1904. $150-180

36 A Queen Elizabeth II Sovereign , dated 1965. $140-1 60 37 A Victorian Half-Sovereign, dated 1897 $80-120

38 A Victorian Half-Sovereign dated 1893. $80-120

39 An Edward VII Half Sovereign , Sydney mint, dated 19 10. $80-120

40 A Victorian Sovereign, Melbourne mint dated 1881 , in a free mount pendant of 9ct yellow gold. $170-200 41

A Canadian "Quarter Maple" $10 Gold Coin, dated 1982. One Quarter ounce fin e gold, in a free mount of 18ct yellow gold. $125-175

Seals & Accoutrements 42 A Sovereign Case of Sterling Silver. Circular o utline, the cover enhanced w ith engraving. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1912. $140-180

43 A Sovereign Case of 9ct Yellow Gold. Circular outline enhanced with foliate engraving, and monogram to front cover. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1898. $250-350 44 A Sovereign Case of 9ct Yellow Gold. Plain circular outline, Hallmarks for Birmingham 1897. $275-375

45 A Vesta Container of 18ct Yellow Gold. Rec tangular outline w ith stippled beaten finish and cabochon sapphire set thumb catch. $300-500

46 A Miniature "MAUS" Percussion Cap Gun Fob Ornament. $50-80

47 A Seal Topped Retractable Pencil, silver, set with a garnet coloured vacant seal stone. $60-100

48 A Victorian Scarf Ring of 15ct Yellow Gold. Repousse shell and scroll design. $175-225 49 A Fob Chain and Locket. The short anchor link chain and "T" bar of 15ct yellow gold suspend a shield shaped locket of 9ct yellow gold. $150-200

50 A Folding Lorgnette, rolled gold with short handle and chain ring. $60-100 51 A Pair of Cufflinks, 9ct yellow gold enhanced with blue and white enamels. $80-120

58 Two 19thC Rolled Gold Fob Seals, one with an amethyst glass intaglio "Don't be a Fool" about a candle and ·moth; the other with vacant foil backed clear stone. $150-250(2) 59 A Seal Topped Watch Key. Rolled gold with amethyst glass seal stone engraved with an armorial griffin intaglio. Together with the top from a seal-topped pen set with a vacant bloodstone seal stone. $60-100(2)

60 Two Fob Ornaments: a late 19thC rolled gold seal set with a milk glass intaglio "Haste Thee" about a dove in flight; together with a small bosun's whistle . $120-150(2)

52 A Pair of Cufflinks of 14ct Yellow Gold. Ball and toggle design. $80-120

53 A Pair of Greenstone and Gold Cufflinks. 9ct yellow gold, each set with an oval polished greenstone cabochon, the bar also of greenstone of lozenge outline. $80-120 54 A Swivel Seal. 9ct yellow gold scroll mount with rotating faceted citrine coloured stone. $250-300

55 A 19thC Intaglio Fob Seal. Rolled gold simple mount Cl820 set with a citrine coloured stone engraved with an armorial intaglio. Some chips. $80-120 56 A Fob Seal of 9ct Yellow Gold, set with a vacant oval carnelian seal stone. $100-120 57 A 19thC Intaglio Fob Seal. Ornate rolled gold mount set with a carnelian coloured seal stone engraved with a monogram intaglio. Together with a watch key of similar style . $150-250

61 Two Hardstone-Glass Seal Fobs, with silver mounts, one vacant the other with bird motif intaglio. $50-100(2)

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65 A Double Albert Chain of 9ct Rose Gold, paperclip links with a "T" bar and clip clasp. 465mm, 26g. $400-600 66 A Good Muff Chain of 9ct Yellow Gold, faceted oval links 1480mm, 29.3g. $850-1000 67 A Heavy Necklace of 9ct Yellow Gold. Graduated plain solid circular links 460mm, 62.3g. $800-1200

68 A Bangle of 9ct Yellow Gold. Solid "D" section, 24.8g. $375-475 69 A Pendant/Locket Set With Opals and Garnets. Heart outline in silver set recto with a heart shaped faceted garnet surrounded by round opal cabochon beads within a border of faceted garnets . Verso a glazed compartment. $120-180

Please note: where gemologicaJ reports are available th ese should be read together with the catalogue description . Should there be, through error, omission or introduction of better evidence, any significiant difference between the catalogued desc ription and that provided in th e gemologist's report , it shall be assum ed that the buyer has inspected the report and is buying in acceptance of it. Unless otherwise stated all

stones have been assessed for weight, colour & clarity mounted and the descriptions given in the catalogue or report are therefore based on estimates which are limited in accuracy. \Vhere an actuaJ w eight is given the stone w ill have been w eighed loose, how ever while the grading of a stone loose w iU minimise error margins it shaU be accepted by the buyer that repo rts on loose stones remain opinions and not matters of fact.

62 A Long Neckchain of 18ct Yellow Gold. Herringbone snake links 800mm, 37.lg. $400-700

63 A Heavy Necklace of 9ct Rose Gold, rope links 550mm, 64g. $1000-1 400 64 An Albertina Style Bracelet of 9ct Yellow Gold. Three strand design w ith decorative finials and tassel fringe pendant. 16. lg. $325-425

A Heart Motif Pendant/Charm Pave Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold, the twenty nine small brilliant cut diamonds having a T.D.W. 0.23ct. $400-600 71 A Heavy Bracelet of 9ct Yellow Gold. Chunky solid curb links with a heart-shaped padlock clasp. 78.4g. $1000-1500 72 A Bracelet of 9ct Rose Gold. Chunky hollow curb links with a puffheart padlock clasp. 41.2g. $550-750

73 A Bracelet of 9ct Yellow Gold, solid chunky curb links with a "puff' heart padlock clasp. 72g. $1200-1 400 74 A Bracelet of 9ct Yellow Gold , doubled curb links with a "puff' heart padlock clasp. 48g. $800-1000

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75 A Necklace of Polished Emerald Beads. Graduated in size from the centre (2-7mm) with a clasp of sterling silver 480mm. $300-400

76 A Necklace of Cultured Pearls. Matched semi-round 6.5-7mm w ith a clasp of 14ct yellow gold set with a pearl and two small round cut blue sapphires. 440mm. $250-350 77 A Necklace of Cultured Pearls, matched round 6-6.Smm with a clasp of 14ct yellow gold set with a pale jade coloured stone. 400mm. $200-300

78 A Ring Set With A Mabe Pearl. The 18mm pearl set in a heavy plain mount of 18ct yellow gold. $400-600

79 CHOPARD, A "HAPPY DIAMONDS " Ring. Heart motif in 18ct yellow gold with three free-moving captured diamonds in the glazed compartment. Signed Chopard with original presentation box. $1000-1400

80 A Pendant Set With Natural Pearls and Diamonds. In the form of a bunch of grapes in 18ct white gold, the round pearls of golden hue clustered to fit the design and the grap e leaf motif surmount set with 26 diamonds. Suspended from a silver trace chain. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1000-1500 81 A Pair of Natural Pearl and Silver Earrings. Each of grape leaf design set with three golden natural pearls, made as companions to the preceding lot. $80-120

82 A Long Necklace of Mikimoto Cultured Pearls. Matched 6.5-7mm round cultured pearls of good blend and lustre secured with a (replacement) 9ct white gold clasp of flowerhead design set with six pearls and a round cut blue sapphire . 1480mm.With Mikimoto certificate. $1500-1800

83 A Necklace of Pearls With a Ruby and Diamond Enhancer. The 5.56mm round cultured pearls, secured with a clasp of 14ct pink gold set with three small diamond brilliants, suspends at mid section an enhancer comprising a crescent support of 14ct p ink gold set w ith 10 diamond brilliants from which swings a broad pendeloque drop set with a 22x15mm ruby cabochon. 450mm. $1250-1500 84 A Victorian 15ct Yellow Gold and Seed Pearl Bangle. Hinged design, the upper section enhanced with a heart motif border about an engraved motif enclosing three pearls. 22 .7g. $375-575 85 A Necklace of Cultured Pearls. Matched round 6-6.5mm, with a clasp of 14ct yellow gold set with two further pearls. 450mm. $300-500 86 A Pair of Diamond Earstuds. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds of approx. 0.25ct each attractively rubover set in 9ct yellow gold . T.D.W 0 .50ct(pr). $1200-1400 87 A Necklace and Bracelet Suite Set With Moonstones. 9ct yellow gold medallion and twin chain design, each medallion set with a round or oval moonstone cabochon , the clasps each concealed in a medallion. $700-800(2)

88 A Suite of Grey Mabe Pearl and Diamond Set Jewellery, comprising choker, bracelet and necklace extender all interlocking to provide necklaces of three lengths, plus earclips, ring and necklace enhancer pendant. Each pearl set in a stylish rub-over mount of 9ct yellow gold, each clasp set with a brilliant cut diamond. The ring also enhanced with ten diamond brilliants. In a fitted black velvet box. The suite was featured in "Next" magazine December 1977. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $8000-10,000 See colour illustration

89 A Pair of Diamond and Turqu oise Set Earstuds. Art Deco geometric shield outline enhanced with ajoure in silver backed with gold, each set with twenty old cut diamonds and a circular turquoise bead. Est.T.D.W 2ct(pr). Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1000-1600 90 A Jewelled Butterfly Brooch. En Tremblant design in 18ct yellow gold filigree set with rubies, emeralds, sapphires and diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1000-1200 91 A Heart Motif Pendant Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold , pave set with 36 diamonds with a T.D.W 0.62ct. $1000-1400

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94 A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring. Oval domed outline in 18ct white and yellow gold.A line of three round brilliant cut diamonds at the centre is enclosed by a continuous line of round cut blue sapphires and a spaced outer border of round brilliant cut diamonds. $700-900 95 A Dainty Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring. The oval cut emerald of lively appearance set in 18ct w hite and yellow gold within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds. $700-900

96 An Elegant Diamond Set Bracelet. 18ct white gold geometric gatelink design of art deco influence encrusted with 252 round modern brilliant cut diamonds ofT.D.W 2.07ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4,000-5 ,000 See colour illustration

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97 A Tennis Bracelet Set With Emeralds and Diamonds. 14ct yellow gold articulated pendeloque links set alternately with a round brilliant cut diamond or round cut emerald of matching size. $1600-1800

98 A Particularly Good Emerald and Diamond Ring. The emerald-cut emerald of good colour and rare clariry set in a striking cushion outline mount of 18ct yellow gold enhanced with lines of baguette and round brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $7500-9500 See colour illustration

100 A Pendant Set With Pearls and Diamonds. Dainry quadrilateral lattice design in 18ct yellow gold set with round cut diamonds.At the apex and finial a free swinging pendeloque pearl drop with diamond enhanced cupola, the lattice enclosing five small round free swinging pearls. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3250 See colour illustration 101 A Pair of Emerald and Diamond Set Earstuds. Art deco influenced swirl design , each set with an oval cut 8x7mm emerald within a spiral of diamonds, cut brilliant round extending to a tail further enhanced w ith a line of calibre cut emeralds. 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request $3750-4750 See colour illustration

102 A Star Shaped Pendant Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow and white gold five point star in woven lattice design enhanced with 28 small brilliant cut diamonds. $400-500 103 A Magnificent Diamond and Ruby Ring . Heart shape dome design in 18ct yellow gold invisibly pave set with calibre cut rubies about a central heart shaped diamond of est. weight 2.09ct and est. qualiry H/I,VSl. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $20,000-25 ,000 See colour illustration

105 A Large Smoky Quartz and Diamond Ring. The 2lxl8mm rectangular cut smoky quartz set in 14ct yellow gold with six small brilliant cut shoulder diamonds. $275-375

106 A Jade and Diamond Set Ring. 18ct yellow gold centred by an intense emerald green jadeite marquise cabochon set within a continuous border of round brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-1800 See colour illustration

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The brooch has an illustrious history. It was originally made for Sir Frederick Thorpe Mappin, a leading Sheffield industrialist at the height of the Victorian era, who was created Baron in 1886. His brother, John Newton Mappin (fr), who fo unded the famous firm Mappin & Webb is believed , by family tradition, to have had a h and in the design of the brooch , which was made from diamonds already in the possession of the wealthy and well-established family. The Mappin family have a long history as generous benefactors. Sir Frederick (the first Baron) was regarded as the "father of Sheffield University" through his gifts and bequests to the institution of which he was pro-Chancellor. He was also a significant donor of valuable paintings to the art gallery which had been set up as a gift to the City by his uncle John Newton Mappin (Sr). Sir Frederick's sons followed in their father's footsteps as noted benefactors, but it was his grandson whose generosity is of historical significance to New Zealand. Frank Crossley Mappin, as a relatively impecuniou s yo ung man immigrated to New Zealand w here he met, and married in 1909, Eliza Ruby Thomson. Some seven years later his fortune took a dramatic turn w hen his uncle (also called Frank, the second Baron) died and left him a substantial legacy. His new found wealth allowed him to buy a large property in Mountain Rd , Epsom where he brought up his family. In 1943 when

his cousin (the fourth Baron) died he inherited the title. As Sir Frank Mappin he is best remembered as the donor to the Crown of the property now known as Government House in Auckland , and to the people of Auckland, the quarry that is now Eden Gardens.

110 A Particularly Fine Art Deco Diamond Brooch/Clips. Attractively proportioned geometric marquise outline enl1anced with ajoure about a line of four major stones. Demountable from the brooch frame as a pair of stylish dress clips. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $5000-6000 See colour illustration

111 A Magnificent Gold and Diamond Set Evening Purse. 22ct yellow gold decorated with repousse of brocade effect, trimmed with borders of brilliant cut diamonds, the clasp also set with diamonds. The diamonds, all modern round brilliant cut, 258 in all, have an est. T.D.W 7.5ct. The purse weighs 384.2g. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $17,500-22 ,500 See colour illustration Sir Frank Mappin The brooch, which has been in continuous possession of the family since it was made, is now offered fo r sale ; an exciting opportunity to acquire not only a stunning jewel, but also a unique piece of history. Detailed Gemologist's report available on request. $28,000-35 ,000 See colour illustration 108 A Victorian Brooch Set With Diamonds. Rectangular openwork rosette design in gold tipped with silver set with 45 old cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500 See colour illustration

109 A Str~king Bracelet Set With Diamonds. Textured articulated links of 18ct yellow gold enl1anced with lines of round modern brilliant cut diamonds, with a concealed clasp. $5000-6000 See colour illustration

112 A Bangle Set With Over 16ct of Diamonds. Hinged design in 18ct yellow gold, the upper section pave set with 129 round modern brilliant cut diamonds of good quality and estimated T.D. W l 6. l 2ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $25 ,000-28,000 See colour illustration 113 A Pair of Earclips Set With Diamonds. 18ct white gold art deco Creole influenced design enhanced with ajoure, the pair set with 100 round modern brilliant cut diamonds of T.D.W 0.76ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1700-2200 See colour illustration 114 An Impressive Swan Motif Brooch. Two carved panels of pink tourmaline form the wings w hich are supported by a frame of 18ct yellow gold outlined with brilliant cut diamonds. The body and elegantly curved neck are of polished gold , the eye set with a further diamond. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000

115 A Good Emerald and Two Diamond Ring. The l.65ct emerald-cut emerald of rare clarity, good colo ur and lively appearance rub-over set in 18ct yellow gold on a band of platinum with round brilliant cut shoulder diamonds of 1.02 and 1.04 et. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request $12 ,500-1 4,500 See colour illustration

120 A Circlet Brooch Set With Sapphires and Diamonds. 18ct white gold art deco influenced design, the o uter border of round brilliant cut diamonds and inner border of calibre cut sapphires enhanced with foliate diamond set cross over motifs. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-3000 See colour illustration

116 A Suite of Two Diamond Set Rings. Designed to interlock, the 18ct yellow gold asymmetric crescents are each set with fo ur marquise and four round cut diamonds, one also set w ith a round modern brilliant cut diamond of estimated weight 0.61ct and quality H VSl. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3750-4750(2)

121 A Necklace of Black South Seas Pearls. Twenty six round pearls of 1012mm well blended for colour and lustre with 18ct yellow gold textured spacers and 18ct yellow gold clasp. 470mm. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $11 ,000-13 ,000 See colour illustration

117 A Pair of Diamond Earstuds. Each se t with a round modern brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.52ct and est. quality H, VS2/SI. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3500-4500 See colour illustration 118 A Good Three-Stone Diamond Ring. The traditional bridge of 18ct white and yellow gold centred by a round early modern brilliant cut diamond of l. l 2ct and estimated quality G/H, 11. The side stones, both modern brilliant cut of 0.32ct each and of similar quality.T.D.W l.76ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $5500-6500 See colour illustration 119 A Necklace Set With Over 7ct of 18ct yellow gold Diamonds. articulated box link design set with a continuous line of 108 round modern brilliant cut diamonds of est T.D.W 7.38ct, every sixth link set with a slightly larger stone. Gemologist's repo1t & valuation available on request. $10,000-12 ,000 See colour illustration

122 An Unusual Brooch / Pendant / Enhancer. Freeform bark textured yellow gold and platinum set witl1 a fan tasy cut citrine together with round cut diamonds in random pattern. To one side are su spended three articulated lines of diamonds of unequ al length . After the objets trouves style of Andrew Grima C1962 . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000 See colour illustration 123 A Pair of Creole Earrings Pave Set With Diamonds. 18ct white gold, the 184 brilliant cut diamonds having a T.D.W l.38ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1800-2400 124 A Particularly Fine Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring. The 2.llct oval cut ruby of rare colour and transparency set in 18ct white and yellow gold within a continuous border of fine white (D/F,VVS) brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $9,000-12 ,000 See colour illustration

125 A Good Diamond Cluster Ring. Centred by a round modern brilliant cut cliamoncl of good clarity (VSl) and cut, tinted yellow (light Cape), facing up well clue to blue fluorescence , set in 20ct yellow go ld within a border of round and baguette cut diamonds. Est. T.D.W l.76ct. $3750-5750 126 A Pair of Diamond Cluster Earstuds. Flowerheacl design in platinum, each set with seven round modern brilliant cut diamonds. Est. T.D.W 2. l0ct (Pr). Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000 See colour illustration 127 A Signet Ring Pave Set With Diamonds. 9ct yellow gold cushion outline, the shoulders enh anced with scroll work. The diamonds, eighteen in all, round modern brilliant cut of good quality with an est.T.D.W 0.5 4ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request $700-1000

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131 An Attractive Art Deco Diamond Ring. Marquise outline in 14ct white and yellow gold enhanced with ajoure set with a central cushion cut diamond of ar0tmd 0.75ct together with sixteen smaller stones . Est. T.D.W 0.97ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1850-2450 See colour illustration 132 A Three Stone Diamond Ring. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds of matched size and T.D.W l.16ct channel set in a line across the flat profile bridge of the 18ct white gold mount. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-2000 133 An Estate Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond of a Little Over 1et. The cushion old cut diamond of unusual depth, of est. weight l .08ct and quality H/l, Sil ; set in a mount of platinum with small diamonds at the shoulders. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3500 134 A Handsome Jewelled Panther PendanUBrooch. Designed in the Cartier manner in 18ct yellow gold, the body pave set with brilliant cut diamonds together with square cut blue sapphires as spots, the eyes set with marquise cut rubies and the bale set with a line of sapphires. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000 135 A Bracelet Set With Diamonds. 18ct white gold serpentine double twist pattern set with 220 round modern brilliant cut diamonds of T.D.W 1.16ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3500 See colour illustration

136 A Jewelled Panther Motif Necklace. 18ct yellow gold gate-link design with a central section of two panther heads clutching a ring in their jaws. The panthers pave set with calibre cut blue sapphires and diamonds, their eyes set with cabochon rubies and the ring pave set with diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3500 See colour illustration 137 A Jewelled Panther Motif Bracelet. Designed as a companion to the preceding lot. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1750-2250 138 A Good Diamond and Two Sapphire Estate Ring. The platinum bridge set with a round transitional brilliant cut diamond of estimated weight 0 .87ct and quali ty F/G, SI together with two round cut intense Royal blue sapphires of similar weight (but smaller diameter). Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4000-5000 See colour illustration 139 A Carved Opal Pendant. Vibrant jelly opal displaying rich indigo, blue and green carved in the form of two opposed dragons suspending a pi disc. $1600-2000 See colour illustration 140 A Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond of A Little Over 2ct. Round early brilliant cut set in a stylish rubover mount of 18ct rose gold tipped with p latinum. Gemologist's repo1t & valuation available on request. $7500-8500 See colour illustration 141 A Pair of Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Earstuds, each having a 5.5 x 6.8mm oval cut blue sapphire set in 14ct yellow gold within a continuous border of round brilliant cut diamonds. $500-600

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142 A Seven Stone Diamond Ring. 18ct yellow gold con temporary design centred by the largest stone which is rub-over set. The remaining stones channel set in the shoulders . The diamonds, all modern brilliant cut have a T.D.W of around let. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-1800 143 A Three Stone Diamond Estate Ring. The diamonds graduated in size from the centre, transitional/ early modern brilliant c ut of estimated T.D.W 0.89ct and quality 1/J, SI, set in a bridge of 18ct yellow gold and platinum. Gemologist's report & valuation avaifable on request. $1700-2200 144 A Ring Set With A Solitaire Pear Shaped Diamond of 1.60ct. The diamond, of estimated quality M , VS2 set in a stylish rub-over mount of 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4000-5000 145 An Impressive Ruby Cabochon and Diamond Set Brooch . Art deco infl uenced geometric design in 18ct white gold set with round and baguette cut diamonds about a central oval ruby cabochon and suspending a tassel fringe of diamond baguettes. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4750-5750 See colour illustration 146 A Sapphire and Diamond Set Line (Tennis) Bracelet. 18ct yellow gold articulated links, each set with an oval cut blue sapphire and two round modern brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2600-3000 See colour illustration

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147 A Bracelet Set With Diamonds . Designed as a line of oval open panels of 18ct white gold with gate style links, all encrusted with a total of 238 brilliant cut diamonds with a T.D.W 1.55cc. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3750 148 A Stylish Jewelled Pendant. Pendeloque o utline in 18ct yellow gold, bordered by a continuous line of calibre cut rubies, enclosing two tiers of round brilliant cut diamonds about a central pendeloque cut emerald.The bale set with diamonds about a central line of rubies. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000 See colour illustration 149 A Stylish Diamond Set Bangle. 22ct yellow gold hinged design, the upp er section set with thirteen diagonal bands of round brilliant cut diamonds. The diamonds, 87 in all of good quality (G/H, VS) and approx. T.D.W in excess of 3ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4750-5750 See colour illustration 150 A Loose D (Exceptional White) 1.33ct Diamond. Round , modern brilliant cut of clarity VS2 , with H.R.D. Certificate No. 970009801 confirming the grade. A rare opportunity for the discerning buyer. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $13 ,500-15,500 151 A Loose Princess Cut Diamond of 1.01 et. Graded as H, VS 1, very good cut. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $6500-7500 152 A Loose Diamond of 0.59ct. With E.G.L. Certificate and Gemologist's Report stating it to be colour I, Internally flawless. $1800-2400

153 A Loose Ceylonese Blue Sapphire of 6.2ct, oval cut. $750-1000 154 A Pair of Ruby and White Sapphire Set Earstuds. Each designed as a convex rectangular panel in 9ct yellow gold tipped with silver, set with a central line of seven rectangular cut rubies bordered by lines of round cut w hite sapphires. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $800-900 155 An Opal and Diamond Set Enhancer/Brooch. Necklace Fantasy design as a mushroom, the stalk of crystal opal showing a full spectrum colour p lay, the head of white and yellow gold enhanced w ith four small brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-1800 See colour illustration 156 A Heart-Motif Pendant Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold lattice design encrusted with small round modern brilliant cut diamonds, 77 in all , with a T.D.W 0.48cc. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1200-1500 See colour illustration 157 Impressive Three Stone An Diamond Ring. The ro und , early modern brilliant cut diamonds of similar size and estimated weights I.Oct, l.12ct and 0.90ct (T.D.W 3.02cc) set in a bridge of platinum. $9500-11 ,500 See colour illustration 158 A Signet Ring Set With Rubies and Diamonds. Rectangular outline in 18ct yellow gold, the shoulders enhanced with pierced scrollwork, the table set with nine round cut rubies in a grid pattern enclosed by a continuous border of brilliant cut diamonds. $750-1000

159 An Eternity Ring Set With Diamonds. Twin row design in 18ct yellow gold and platinum set with 24 round single cut diamonds. $300-500 160 A Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond of Approx. 0.78ct. The round modern brilliant c ut diamond of estimated quality H,VS2 rub-over set in a ring of 18ct white and yellow gold . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-3500 161 A Fine Aquamarine and Diamond Set Brooch. 18ct white gold spray set with lines and clusters of round cut diamonds centred by an approx. 20ct emerald cut aquamarine of excellent colour and clarity. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-4750 See colour illustration 162 A Dainty Diamond Set Tennis Bracelet. Designed as a line of 18ct yellow gold bars, each channel set with three small brilliant cut diamonds joined by panels each set with three brilliant cut diamonds of graduated size. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1200-1500 163 A Bracelet Set With Diamonds. 18ct white gold figure-of-eight links with star shaped spacers, all set with round modern brilliant cut diamonds, 238 in all with aT.D.W l.79ct. Gernologist's report & valuation available on request. $3,250-4,250 See colour illustration

164 An Impressive Diamond Cluster Ring . Centred by a round modern brilliant cut diamond of est. weight 2.65ct (N/P,VS+) set in 18ct white gold within an undulating "ballerina" border of good quality white round and baguette cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $14,000-17 ,000 See colour illustration 165 A Necklace Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold with central diamond set foliate motif section supported by diamond set links on either side meeting the flat link neckchain. The diamonds, forty in all, round brilliant and tapered baguette cut, have an est. T.D.W of around 1.70ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2250-2750 See colour illustration 166 An Unusual Jewelled Serpent Brooch. Fantasy design in 14ct white and yellow gold set with tourmaline, tanzanite, green garnet, golden topaz, citrine and diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-2000 167 A Stylish Pair of Ruby and Diamond Set Earstuds. 18ct yellow gold domed design, each set with nine round cut rubies of intense colour and four small brilliant cut diamonds in a lattice pattern . $600-800 168 TIFFANY & CO., A Dolphin Brooch. Textured and polished 18ct yellow gold in the form of a leaping dolphin with ruby set eye and diamond set tail. $500-700 169 A Good Crossover Ring Set With Rubies and Diamonds. The 18ct yellow gold split-shank twist terminating on one side with a pendeloque cut diamond and on the other with a similarly cut ruby, the shoulders enhanced with calibre cut rubies and square cut diamonds. Gemologist's repo1t & valuation available on request. $3500-4500 See colour illustration

170 A Signet Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond of Approx. 0.60ct. The mount of nugget textured Gipsy style in 18ct yellow gold, the diamond of estimated quality H/I, Il/12. $800-1000

179 An Agate and Silver Brooch By the Early Wellington Jeweller J. King. Circular outline banded agate with buckle motif also of agate, in a mount of sterling silver. Signed] King . $100-200

171 A Ring Pave Set With Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold band , the upper section pave set with 28 round modern brilliant cut diamonds of good quality and est.T.D.W 0.50ct. $850-1250

180 A Brooch of Greenstone and Gold By the Early Wellington Jeweller J. King. Stylised winged heart design with buckle motif and medallion in applied 9ct yellow gold centred by a pearl. Signed] King. $125-175

172 A Ring Set With A Black Pearl and Diamonds. The 8mm round Tahitian pearl set in 18ct white and yellow gold within a continuous border of round brilliant cut diamonds. $700-900

181 An Edwardian Bar Brooch . 9ct yellow gold set with a round cut ruby. Ha llmarks for Chester 1908. $80-120

173 A Long Neckchain of 9ct Yellow Gold, rope links 920mm, 10.8g. $175-225

182 A Dainty Edwardian Bar Brooch. Marquise outline in 15ct yellow gold set with two sapphires, two rubies, four diamonds and a pearl. $175-225

174 A Neckchain of 9ct Yellow Gold , rope link 600mm , 7.9g. $150-180

175 A Bracelet of 14ct Yellow Gold. Large flat curb links. 5 lg. $700-1000 176 A Necklace of 9ct Yellow Gold. Flat curb links with a crab-claw clasp. 500mm, 26.6g. $400-500 177 A Dainty Diamond Set Necklace. Set yellow gold, the fine trace chain suspending a crescent shaped panel set with a line of round modern brilliant cut diamonds of est T.D.W 0.26ct, graduated from the centre. $375-475 178 A Necklace and Matching Bracelet of 14ct Gold. Three colour triple strand b urnished snake link design . 57.6g. $600-1000(2)

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183 A Dainty Edwardian Brooch Set With Seed Pearls. l 5ct yellow gold safety pin design with a floral spray motif. $80-120 184 A Heavy Mesh Bracelet of 18ct Yellow Gold. Convex mesh with a hinged tassel fringe clasp . 100g. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-2500 185 A Lizard Brooch. Life-like design in sterling silver. $150-200 186 A Pair of Chandelier Ear Pendants. Each designed as a cascade of five fringe tasselled tiers with open dome surmount and ball finia l. Tests as approx. l 5ct. I.n original presentation box. Some fringe pendants deficient. $250-350

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187 A Cameo Brooch. The well executed 40x30mm oval carved shell portrait cameo of a lady set in a mount of rolled gold . $150-1 80 188 A Cameo Brooch. The 25xl9mm oval carved shell portrait cameo of a lady set in a mount of 9ct yellow gold. $120-160 189 An Early 20thC Russian Locket of Gold Decorated with Enamels. Rectangular outline, the interior fitted with two compartments, the cover with floral motif in polychrome enamels. 56 zolotniks ( 14ct). Marks for Moscow Cl908/1917. Maker VP $300-400 190 An Interesting Early N.Z. Cut Fob Masonic Greenstone Ornament. Designed as a mitre and divider. $40-70

191 A Necklace of 9ct Yellow Gold , polished flat snake links 500mm, 16.8g. $250-350 192 A Necklace of Faceted Amethyst Beads. Graduated from the centre, approx. 500ct total weight. 620mm. $300-400 193 A Brooch Set With Amethysts and Diamonds. Marquise outline in 18ct ye llow go ld outlined w ith a continuous border of brilliant c ut diamonds enclosing a line of ten oval cut amethysts. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1250-1500

195 A Hinged Bangle of Sterling Silver, rope-twist design 26.4g. $80-120 196 A Victorian Sterling Silver Bangle. Wide profile hinged design, the upper section decorated with applied and engraved floral and foliate motifs. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1884. $150-250 197 A Pendant Set With a Ceylonese Blue Sapphire and Diamond. 18ct yellow gold rub-over design , the pendeloque sapp hire of l. 46ct with 0.20ct round brilliant cut diamond surmount suspended from a trace chain of 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $850-1250

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Decorative Arts Day Two Wednesday 24 June 1998 4pm & 6pm 4pm Lots 2000-2200 Uncatalogued Antiques A seperate list will be available at the viewing 6pm Lots 201 - 292 Glass and Silver Lots 293 - 415 Porcelain and Pottery Lots 416 - 466 Miscellany Lots 467 - 508 Oriental Lots 509 - 553 Books and Clocks Lots 554 - 673 Furniture and Decorator's Items including the Collection of John & Barbara Davis Viewing Friday 19th June 1998 9 .00am-5.30pm Sunday 21st June 1998 11.00am-3.00pm Monday 22nd June 1998 9.00am-5 .30prn Tuesday 23rd June 1998 9.00am-5.30pm Wednesday 24th June 1998 9 .00am-12.00 noon Illustrated left, Royal Worcester Potpourri Urn , lot 322

Glass 201 A Pair of Cut Crystal Ship's Decanters , with sterling silver mounted rims , hallmarkecl Birmingham 1974 along with a pair of matching sterling silver decanter coasters inset with teak. $ 1000-1500 see illustration

202 A Baccarat Crystal Decanter of square section w ith fluted sides ancl eight small glasses, in a case clisguisecl as a pile of antique leather bound books (two glasses absent). $300--400

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A Sterling Silver Topped Pin Jar $75-90

210 A Vienna Ruby Glass Wall Plaque, ornately highlighted in white w ith foliate scro lling with vignettes of Venetian scenes, D.388nm1. $150-250 211 An Art Deco Citrine Coloured Cut Glass Scent Bottle of tower shape $225-250

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A Rene Lalique Shallow Bowl of opalescent glass mou lclecl with a design of peacock feathers as concentric overl apping scales diminishing in size to the centre. Etched mark. D.302mm $700-800

A Pair of Victorian Frilled Edge Glass Vases, bulbous shape w ith white mi lk g lass rising to ye llow swirling frilled rim raised on four glass feet, H.130mm. $150-250

213 204 A Rene Lalique Shallow Bowl of opalescent glass mou lded with a design of concentric diminishing notches spiralling to the centre . Etched mark. D.254mm $600-700

An Art Deco Black Glass and Silver Vase, squat shape, overlaid with stylised deco silver decoration beneath flared overlaid silver rim ancl circular overlaid silver base, circa 1930, H.85111111. (fine hairline to glass) $100-200

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A Cut Glass Scent Bottle with Sterling Silver collar $100-120

206 A Lalique Frosted Glass Box and Cover. Circular, fluted , decorated with panels of women. D.115mm, H.75mm, chips to flange beneath lie!, etched mark Lalique , Frame. $200-300

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221 A Bohemian Cranberry Glass Comport painted with an encircling fr ieze of flowers to the sides, raised on a white flashed stem, c u t and highlighted with gilding. H.1 4 5111111 $100-150

222 A Kosta Boda Glass Vase by Berti Vallien , circa 1970, flattened circular flask form of white glass with trailed coloured tendrils, incised signature. H.135mm $300-400

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A Cut Glass Spherical Scent Bottle with Sterling Silver collar $100-175

216 A Facetted Glass Jar with Sterling Silver rim $100-125

Six Various 19th Century Cordial and Wine Glasses. $200-300

217 A Glass Scent Bottle with Sterling Silver collar $100-125

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225 A Rare Set of Four Sheffield Plated Candlesticks, of tapering shape with gaclrooned rims. H.260mm $700-900 see illustration

226 A Pair of Sheffield Plated Rococo Candlesticks with ornate shell and foliate mouldings, nozzles with screw in holders (one absent) . H.325mm $350-500 see illustration

227 A Small Sterling Silver Pocket Flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield , 1922 $150-250

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A High Decorative Silver Plated Chafing Dish on Stand, with spirit burner, turned ebony handles, ornate chased casting to the four legged stand. $2000-2500 see illustration

A Walker & Hall Silver Plate on Copper Salver, piecrust rim with shell and husk moulded edge, raised on three acanthus scroll feet. D.?? $400-500

229 A Pair of Sheffield Plate Candlesticks of tapering shape with acanthus moulded rims. Touchrnark: D*S. H.217111111 $150-250

230 An Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Hand Mirror embossed with the head of a maiden amongst sinuous floral designs. Birmingham 1906 $300-400

231 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Art Nouveau Style Mirror, ornately decorated with foliate scrolls on a hammered silver ground , blue velvet back and stand, Birmingham hallmarks, H.290mrn. $300-400

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233 Two Sterling Silver Decanter Tickets: Madeira and Rum, plus Four Silver Plated Labels: Gin, Vermouth, Sherry and Whisky. $80-120

234 A Victorian Sterling Silver Christening Mug , repousse with foliate and scroll decoration. London 1857. $200-275

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A Good Continental Silver Standing Covered Table Salt. Modelled as an ornately embellished two handled urn raised on a pedestal from a circular foot , with a martial bust finial, portrait medallions, neoclassical mouldings, agate lined filigree lid, body, knopped stem and ball feet. Assay marks indistinct, possibly Nurnburg, early 19th cenniry, maker's mark A*? to handle unknown. $5000-6000

237 A Good Heavy Victorian Sterling Silver Fish Slice, double struck King's pattern, the blade pierced and engraved with a leafy vine design. London 1862 $400-500

238 A Good Heavy Early Victorian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle, double struck King's pattern, London 1843 by George Angel. $600-800

239 A Cased Sterling Silver Condiment Set of four octagonal urn shaped castors and a conforming mustard pot with spoon, Sheffield 1928 $400-500

246 An Old Sheffield Chocolate Pot, c.1820, baluster shape raised on a squat stem and circular spreading foot. boxwood handle. H.190mm $400-500

247 A George Ill Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle, london 1815 by Wm Eley and Fearn, fiddle and thread pattern. $200-300

248 A Good Silver Plated Two Handled Tea Tray . Lozenge shaped , with galleried edge, ribbon and foliate swag draped vacant cartouche to the centre, engraved acanthus scroll border, raised on anthemion moulded feet. $700-900

249 240 An Attractive Silver Plated Tantalus complete with three cut crystal bottles. The stand with locking mechanism and carrying handle. $600-800 see illustration

Two Teaspoons, an egg spoon and a salt spoon, all sterling,fiddle thread pattern, along with a mustard spoon, sterling, fiddle pattern, various 19th cenntry dates and makers. $100-1 60

250 241 A Pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks, baluster shaped stems on shaped stepped bases , sconces with matching set of hallmarks, Georgian Revival style, London 1908, H.180111111. $500-800

242 An Old Sheffield Plated Decanter Coaster with foliate and husk moulded rim, fruitwood inset centre (wormed). D.165nun $120-160

243 A Sheffield Plate Decanter Coaster, with gadrooned rim and wooden inset base. $80-120

244 A Set of Six Electroplated High Sided Glass Coasters with wooden inset bases. $60-100

Three Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons, fiddle thread pattern and Two Sterling Silver Table Forks, King's pattern $80-120

251 A Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, fidd le t11read pattern along with a small silver plated pair. $50-80

252 A Pair of George II Cauldron Salt Cellars, London 1758 by John Munns. Squat circular with reeded rim, raised on tl1ree pad feet. $200-300

253 A Sterling Silver Vase Frame, of conical form , filigree witl1 a stylised foliate and scale design, liner absent. Birmingham 1908. H.277111111 $425-500

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263 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, embossed with a border of garlands and foliate scrolls, Sheffield hallmarks, H.243mm. $150-200 264 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, ornately decorated in the Art Nouveau style with sinuous stems and poppy heads and foliage, Birmingham hallmarks, H.200mm. $150-200

271 A Sterling Silver Clothes Brush , embossed with angels heads Birmingham 1905 , L. l 70mm. $80-120

265 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, decorated with swags and tails to top and floral bouquets to base, Sheffield hallmarks, H.190mm. $150-200

272 A Sterling Silver Bachelor's Teaset, tapering oblong form with fluted corners, each corner with classical decoration, makers WHutton & Sons, London 1894, H. l00mm. $600-800

266 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, shaped edge with reed decoration, mal10gany back and stand, Sheffield hallmarks, H.210mm. $150-200

273 An Art Deco Sterling Cigarette Case in Lined Oak Box, ornately decorated to the front with a risque scene. Birmingham 1934 in oak box $800-1 ,200

267 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, elegant plain style, mal1ogany back and stand, Sheffield hallmarks, H.167mm. $150-200

274 A Mappin and Webb Art Deco Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Set, comprising: coffee, tea and hot water pots , sugar and cream, hammer finished within bands of polished geometric design,circa 1930 $800-1 ,200

268 A Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame, heavily embossed with a border of garlands and foliate scrolls, Sheffield hallmarks, H.200mm. $150-200 269 A Sterling Silver Child's Photo Frame, heavily embossed with nursery toys, Sheffield hallmarks, H. l 45mm. $150-200

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270 A Sterling Edwardian Teapot, ovoid, fluted and ornately embossed with foliate scrolls framing cartouches , ebonised handle and finial, Birmingham 1907, H.130mm. $350-500

275 A Pair of Sterling Silver Goblets, Birmingham 1973, H.120mm. $200-300 276 A Dutch Silver Commemorative Sifter Spoon with ornate stem and finial modelled as a sailing ship. English import hallmarked for 1895. $250-300

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277 A Pair of Sterling Silver Table Salts. Urn shaped, with stiff acanthus leaf decoration to the sides. one engraved Salt the other Cayenne. $200-250

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280 Sir Winston Churchill Centennial Sterling Silver Picture Medallion, Birmingham assay 1977 and four bronze medallions including one of Mozart and one of Strauss. $100-150

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289 A Pewter Ladle $170-200

285 A New Zealand Medallion Die for a lucky token $50-90

290 A Sheffield Plated Cruet Stand (some faults to bottles) $700-800

286 A Hand Filed Punch of the name W B Rowntree $30-50

291 An Indian Silver Small Tray embossed with birds. D.185mm $170-200

287 A Small WMF Silver Plated Vase with two handles at the shoulder and pierced neck. H.125mm $150-175

288 A Queen Anne Silver Spoon by Joseph Margas, later finished as a berry spoon. $100-200

292 A Sterling Silver Candlest ick. Fashioned as a 'fluted column with Corinthian capital. Sheffield 1893. H.212mm. $300-500

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294 A Doulton Burslem Holbein Ware Umbrella Stand. Hand painted in muted tones with a monk fishing . Small hairline crack to inside tirn. Doulton Burslem factory stamp to the base.H.600mm $1200-2000 see illustration left

283 A Sterling Silver Coffee Spoon with nephrite ball finial made by J King, ofWellington $40-80

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A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Bowl 'The Artful Dodger' 0.150mm $100-150

A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Cabinet Plate 'Sairey Gamp'. D.270111111 see illustration $200-300

296 A Royal Doulton Porcelain Vase, hand painted with a continuous scene of a young country girl tending two calves amidst a country landscape by Hancock, ovoid with cylindrical neck edged in gilt, signed, puce printed marks, circa 1920, H. l 42mm. $300-500

305 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Jug 'Tony Weller' H.190111111 see illustration $300-400

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A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Plate. 'Captain Cuttle' D.190mm see illustration $100-175

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302 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Jug 'Sairey Gamp'. H.130111111 see illustration $200-300

303 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Bowl 'Sargent Buzfuz'. D.150mm $100-150

317 A Royal Doulton Famous Ships Series Small Octagonal Bowl decorated with the schooner Fernande . D.165 $100-150

318 A Royal Doulton Famous Ships Series Cabinet Plate decorated with the HMS Bounty. 1.190mm $150-200

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A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Teapot 'Mr Squeers' The handle with minor glaze flake H.180111111 see illustration $600-800

A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Vase 'Trolley Veck' of tapering cylindrical form with twin pierced handles. H.190mm see illustration $300-400

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297 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Cup and Saucer. The cup with 'Poor Joe' and the saucer w ith 'Mr Micawber' $100-175

A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Bowl 'Bill Sykes' 0.200mm $100-150

310 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Plate 'Tom Pinch'. The plate of square shape. 1.210mm $200-300

311 A Large Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Bowl 'Fagin' D.250111111 $200-300

A Royal Doulton Gallant Fishers Series Jardinere decorated w ith two jovial characters sitting fishing Inscription to the interior rim: of recreation there is none so free as fishing is alone. and when the timrous trout I wait to take and he devours my bait. Crazed and small hairline cracks. H .220111111 D.250111111 $800-1000

320 A Royal Doulton Plate hand painted by J A Bailey with a canal scene and buildings within a powder blue border. 0.225mm $250-350

Porcelain and Pottery

312 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Lidded Tureen 'Tony Weller and Mr Micawber' with hancl1es to the lid and sides 0.180mm. see illustration. $450-600

313 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Bowl 'Captain Cuttle' 'Sarkis' and 'Alfred Jingle'. 0.170mm see illustration $300-400

314 A Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Cabinet Plate 'Sarkis' D.250mm see illustration $150-200

321 A Ridgway Tea and Coffee Service comprising teapot, stand, slop bowl, milk jug, lidded sugar basin, two cake plates, 12 coffee cans, 11 tea cups and 12 saucers. Fluted shape, painted with panels of Summer flowers in panels reserved on cobalt ground and highlighted with gilding. Some pieces faulted. Unmarked, apart from pattern number 4044 to pot stand. Circa 1815. For a similar example see Godden, British Porcelain, An illustrated Guide, page 369. $1100-1400 see illustration

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322b A Pair of Fine Large Continental Porcelain Figures of a gentleman and his companion, in 18th cennu-y cosn1111e, modelled standing ancl with separate plinth bases fitted with table lamp supports and electric fittings (without shades) $1000-1300 see illustration above

323 A 19th Century Sevres Porcelain, Ormolu Mounted, Lidded Urn painted with panels of a promenading couple and a riverside temple. TI1e base with a pa.net of a putti and ' jewelled' panels. H.355mm $1250-1750 see illustration

328 An English Porcelain Plate, possibly Ridgway, painted on a a·ea.111 ground with a pair of exotic birds in a bough above a nest and eggs, before a misty landscape, gilt bordered, pattern # 5249. D.222mm $125-200

A Continental Porcelain Fruit Set comprising bowl on stand and six plates painted with floral bouquets in reserved panels on a black ground highlighted with gilding. $300-500

326 A Pair of Sevres Style Porcelain Lidded Urn Vases. Painted witl1 gilt on a cobalt ground and witl1 reserved oval medallions decorations of romantic couples after Boucher. $500-900 see illustration

330 A French Porcelain Two Handled Urn by J Iieles, Paris, painted with flowers in a reserves on a cerise ground, oval shaped raised on a socle base (small chip), handles modelled as swans. W31011U11, H.195mm $200-300

327 A Pair of Vienna Porcelain Vases decorated witl1 an encircli.ng band of maidens and cupid in a landscape, between cobalt an gilt friezes at the shoulder and foot. Beehive mark. H.205mm (one faulted) $200-300

331 A Small Sevres Style Coffee Pot, painted w ith exo tic birds (AF) H.140mm $100-150

332 327a A MacIntyre Aurelian Ware Vase,ovoid raised on a circular foot, decorated in enan1els , cobalt and gilt, Printed marks. H.212mm $1200-1500

A German Porcelain Floral Encrusted Basket with loop handle, raised on four feet.AF $150-225

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An Earthenware Figure of Bacchus, modelled standing w ith a flowering vine about his body. AF. H.420mm $100-200

A Continental Porcelain Encrier, hand pain ted with flowers, along with a "quill". $70-100

An Earthenware HJ Wood Circular Wall Plaque, embossed and painted with a tavern scene in colours of green, brown, blue and yellow with two patrons seated outside a tavern one with glass raised enjoying an ale in the courtyard , printed marks , D.415mm. $300-500

343 334 A Large Continental Porcelain Blue and Wh ite Vase, ovoid shape w ith trumpet neck, moulded loop handles, painted with daisies. H.560mm $400-600

335 A Stoneware Bellarmine, 17th century, covered in a brown salt glaze, moulded with a bearded mask above a fo liate medallion with handle to the neck H.210mm $800-1200

336 A Stoneware Bellarmine similar to the above lot but of a later date $80-120

337 A Chelsea Derby Figurine. ' Justice'. Pa tch marked base . AF. c.1769-84. Restoration. H.305mm $700-1000

A Swansea Floral Painted and Embossed Plate , c.1815 , pattern number 2841 $240-300

353 344 A Leeds Cream-ware Plate, relief moulclecl rim and concentric pattern to the centre printed w ith vignettes of exotic birds , c .1770, unmarked. D.220mm $280-350

345 Two Spode China Plates decorated in chinoiserie manner. D262mm $100-150

A Hammersley Porcelain Plate , painted to the centre with topographical view of Arundel Castle, titled to the reverse within dark blue borders, gilt w ith a trellis pattern, reserved w ith flowerheads by F Micklewright, signed , printed and imp ressed marks, circa 1925 , D.267mm. $300-500

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A Pa ir of Davenport Plates decorated in the japonais manner. D.235mm $200-250

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Plate, 'The Birds of Dorothy Doughty' series of 'Blue-Winged Siva's and Bamboo, hand painted , scalloped gilt rim, gold printed mark, elate 1974/6, D.233mm. $100-200

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338 An 18th Century Porcelain Oblong Tray, with floral encrusted rim and painted to the cen tre with a scene of coarse fishing. (AF) 1.270mm $100-150

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A Sevres Style Porcelain Cup and Saucer painted with a panel of a bird, gilt bordered on a bleu celeste ground

A Coalport Two Handled Urn Vase, painted with landscape medallion (AF) H.215mm $125-175

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A Framed Painted Oval Miniature Plaque, costal seascape off Capri, signed HF, oval gilt edge to plaque , in a rectangular gil t frame with classical ribbon edge w ith bow atop, brown velvet back, circa 1930, 1.90mm. $200-300

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356 A Vienna Style Vase, central vignette of a courting couple edged with gilt on a pink ground, ovoid shape w ith scalloped gilt rim on three feet, H.ll0mm. $100-200

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340 A Rockingham Style Rococo Vase with painted floral decoration in panels on a soft apricot groun d highlighted w ith gilding. c.1835 , unmarked . H.255mm . (restoration to handle) $250-300

A Pair of KPM Porcelain Vases, moclellecl as a male and female satyrs w ith young children on their shoulders each balancing two urns, printed marks, H.260mm (AF) $200-300 .

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An English Porcelain Milk Jug of ' Rockingha m' shape, decorated with ' Oriental' flowers. Victorian registration marked for 1843. $100-200

An Earthenware Fan Shaped Framed Timepiece, painted in Sevres manner (AF) on bronze easel frame,H.465mm x W490mm $125-175

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A Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Goblet, 'Imari' pattern in colours of reel, blue and gold on a white ground raised on a circular gilt patterned foot, printed mark, retailers label, H.120mm. $250-350

358 An Italian Earthenware Pair of Figurines, elegant couple in period dress standing on a footed plinth , painted in polychrome, impressed marks, H.315mm. $300-500

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362 A Moorcroft Anemone Pattern Plate. Printed and painted marks, circa 1980. 0.265mm $400-500

363 A Large Moorcroft Anemone Pattern Jardiniere, decorated on a deep blue ground with an encircling band of the flowers. 0.290mm , H.205mm $1000-1500

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366 A Moorcroft African Lily Pattern Small Bowl , decorated on a ' woodsmoke' ground. H.70mm $150-200

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A Moorcroft Small Pansy Decorated Vase . Contemporary. H.80mm $80-150

369 A Small Deco rated H.90mm $90-160

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382 An Art Deco Silver Overlaid Cobalt Blue Ceramic Vase decorate with a frieze of deer beneath trees. H155mm $110-200

372 A Small Moorcroft Tree Decorated Ovoid Vase Contemporary. H.102mm $90-160

373 A Moorcroft Candlestick. H.205nm1 $200-260

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374 A Moorcroft Hibiscus Decorated Plate. Contemporary. 0.260mm $150-200

383 A Charlotte Rhead Charger patterned with attractive leaf motifs. 0.355mm $750-850

384 A Poole Pottery 'Delphis' Triangular Dish , decorated in mottled shades of rust, yellow and green on a rust ground, printed mark, L.160mm. $60-100

385 375 A Moorcroft Pansy Decorated Plate. Contemporary. 0.260mm $150-200

376 A Moorcroft Wooded Grove Deco rated Plate. Contemporary. D.260nm1 $150-200

377 Two Small Moorcroft Pansy Decorated Dishes . Contemporary. 0.105mm $90-160

378 A Moorcroft Secessionist Stylised Floral Decorated Oblong Plate. Contemporary. 87 x 197mm $90-160

A Poole Pottery 'Delphis ' Oblong Dish , decorated in mottled shades of orange, rust, yellow and green on an orange ground , printed mark, L.180mm. $60-100

386 A Poole Pottery 'Delphis' Round Dish , decorated in mottled shades of orange, rust, yellow and green on an orange ground , printed mark, 0.127mm. $60-100

387 A Shelley 'Kingfisher' Jug , kingfisher sitting on tree stump , enamelled in blue, turquoise, orange, coral and green on a black all over ground, pattern no.8656, printed marks, H.93mm. $75-150

379 A Moorcroft Pomegranate Pattern Plate raised on silver plated comport base. Restored . 0.215mm $150-200

380 A Moorcroft Pansy Pattern Brooch on a lemon coloured ground with Liberty sterling silver mounting. $300-400

388 A Royal Winton Art Deco Lustre Wall Pocket, green motlier of pearl lustre, deco style , embossed 'Paula' printed marks, circa 1930, H.200mm. $100-200

389 A Royal Winton Art Deco Teapot, London Series with Horse guards and Londoners strolling, circa 1930, printed marks, H.130111111. $100-200

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A Bretby Wall Pocket, depicting a man's face peering from a cloak, impressed marks, H.120mm. $100-200

A Crown Lynn Dorothy Thorpe Coffee Pot and sugar Bowl with a kakhi coloured glaze. Th e coffee pot with ball handle to the lid. $100-200

A Small Olive Jones Vase with speckled brown glaze. H.125mm $40-60

391 A Shelley Porcelain 'Queen Ann' Cup, Saucer and Plate, painted with cottage and garden scenes within a bright yellow border $150-250

398 A John Parker Bowl mauve volcanic glaze in the manner of Lucie Rie. $30-50

406 A Olive Jones Bowl with blue speckled glaze . 0.200mm $100-150

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A Briar Gardner Vase ovid with ribbed body with matt mottled green glaze. H.170mm $75-100

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A Jova Rancich small ovoid pot with rich green glaze. H.130mm $150-200

A Peter Stichbury Lidded Casserole Dish . Circular, dark mushroom glazed with darker repeating spiral motif. Impressed mark. 0.265mm $50-80

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395 A Crown Lynn Circular Advertising Plaque, DEVAZ in gilt on a cream ground in a lemon border, 0.305mm. $100-200

396 A Crown Lynn Hand Potted Vase w ith ovoid ribbed body, etched number 15 to the base. H.2 40mm $300-400

402 A Briar Gardner Vase ovoid with a short neck, purple and blue glaze H.160mm $125-200

403 A John Parker Bowl. Circular, with a turquoise 'volcanic' glaze. $150-200

404 A Briar Gardner Bowl ovoid with ribbed body, mottled blue glaze with red glazed interior. H. l 20mm $150-200

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409 A Peter Oxborough Lidded Pottery Jar. Salt glazed. H.190mm $30-50

410 A Te Mata Potteries Terracotta Vase of trumpe t form. H.220mm $75-125

411 An Olive Jones Ashtray gree n glazed with floral decoration . $30-50

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412 A Vic Evans Wakefield Pottery Teapot. Red glaze w ith cane handle . $30-50 413 A Crown Lynn Elephant, matt white glaze. $80-120 414 A Set of Four Pat Perrin Ramekins in a wrought iron frame. $50-80

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two couples dance. The interior fitted with a mirror and decoratively embossed silver bodkin holder, scissors, tl1in1ble, awl and small knife. Circa 1860 $1800-2200

427 A 19th Century, 21/2 inch Dolland, Brass, Refracting Telescope, the tube hide wrapped 600-700

423 A Porcelain Figure of Christ Crucified. The figure on a later kauri cross, raised form a stepped plinth base.H.600mm $100-150

428 A Scrimshawed Whale's Tooth , engraved with a Maori portrait after me original by Sydney Parkinson, a stockaded group of buildings and a sailing ship. L. l 76mm $800-1000

424 A 19th Century Brass Parallel Rule by Stanley, London L.618mm, in mahogany case with label of Thos.Peacock,Auckland 200-300

429 A Small Scrimshawed Whale's Tooth engraved with a whaling ship. L.125mm $200-300

425 A Nickel Plated , Leather Bound Telescope by Ross, London $275-325 426 A Flintlock Pistol with octagonal barrel, the lock signed G Jones, swan neck cock, brass trigger guard witl1 pineapple finial, horn tipped ram rod. L.365mm $500-700

430 A Small Scrimshawed Whale's Tooth engraved with a scene of whaling and entitled in script ' Golden Fish of the Isles of Feegee'. L.130mm $500-600 431 An Old Tooth Ivory Carving of Buddha in the earth touching pose. H.72mm $200-300

417 A Small Icon painted in gilt and enamels of a Saint in Benediction. 177 x 122mm $800-900 418 A Small Icon of the Head of John the Baptist. painted in enamels on panel. 175 x 140mm $500-600 419 A Small Icon of Christ in Benediction, in gilt and enamels, on panel 135 x 110mm $600-7000 420 A Small Contemporary Greek Icon , Mother of God. 100 x 77mm $200-300 421 A Brass, Queen Victo ria's 60th Jubilee Commemorative Medallion $40-70 422 A Rare and Attractive European Necessaire of sewing implements, painted to the hinged lid with a mmiature scene of a military (Crin1ean?) veteran playing an organ as

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A Fijian Whale's Tooth Tabua, of large size , slightly yellowed , indistinctly engraved w ith a name and with a deep cross incision, on plaited sennit suspension cord. 1.205mm. $400-500

A Thai Bronze Buddha, seated in the earth touching pose.Traces of gilt remain to the verdigris encrusted patination. With authentication certificate dating it to the Kamphaeng Phet Period 14th15th cenn1ry. H250mm. $800-1000

An Exceptional Early Victorian Patchwork Qu ilt in fine cottons. Hand stitched in hexagons w ith ten stitches to tl1e inch. The colours and designs of the original Georgian fabrics have been sensitively matched and blended by the maker to form a delicate painterly design. The backing is of dark red cotton with intricate floral design.The quilt is being offered for sale by a lady in her early 80s. It belonged to her English grandmother and has been carefully stored for the last 100 years. It is in excellent condition witl1 few tiny tears. 258 x 237cm $1500-2500 see illustration

433 An Anglo-Indian Chess Set in natural and magenta stained ivory. King H.90mm $400-500

434 Nine Hand Coloured Magic Lantern Slides of subjects from the ' Maori War' including such as ' Rewi Defying the British at Orakau' $250-450

442 An Egyptian Bas Relief Fragment. Carved in low relief w ith a head of a man with colom applied. $200-300

443 A Portrait Bust of Ramses II carved in Lapis Lazuli.TI1e sn1dy of the young godking wears a cobra motmted head-<lress. On white marble plinth. $10,000-12,000

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An Ivory Statuette of a Seated Bodisattva. H.l 52mm $100-200

An Egyptian Carved Stucco Portrait Bust of a man. $200-300

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A Balinese Carved Panggal Buayawood Statuette Group of the deities Ra and Ram. H200mm. $80-120

437 An Otis King's Patent Cylinder Calculator. $200-250

438 A Large Ivory Statuette of the God Shao Lao, standing holding a dragon headed staff and a peach. H.300mm $400-500

439 A Large Ivory Statuette of God, standing holding a child in his arms. H.300mm $400-500

440 An Exquisite Group of Seven Portrait Silhouettes Painted on Plaster.All with trade paper labels to the reverse of Miers or Miers & Field for William Miers (who took over his father John 's business in 1821) and John Field (his pupil, in partnership 1828-29). The portraits painted w ith ' bronze' shading to pronounce the textiles and hair. Two inscribed to the reverse with names. All in one common gilt frame. $700-900

446 A Suite of Four French Liqueur Decanters modelled as small champagne bottles in a gilt metal basket. $300-400 see illustration

447 Four Decorative Spheres Porcelain, Shell and Horn. $90-130

448 A Cigar Box made from an 18th CenUlry leatl1er bound book. $100-200

449 An Early Indonesian Wood Carving of a horse and rider, faulted $50-90

450 Two Daguerreotypes, cases damaged and a small horn beaker (3) $100-160

451 A Cut Crystal Miniature Cornucopia Scent Phial witl1 silver plated fittings. $50-75

452 A Rams' Horn Snuff Mull with silver plated mounts. $200-300

An Attractive Scottish Wool Paisley Shawl with p lain dark chocolate centre framed by a broad border of red toned paisley pattern with pennant frieze to two sides. Some faults. 176 x 176cm $800-1000

455 A Late 19th Century Shetland Paisley Shawl rectangular with deeper foliate border at the ends tl1an the sides and airy leaf designs encroaching onto the central deep chocolate brown/black square central field. 300 x 150cm $800-1000

456 A Victorian Doll , with wax head and shoulders, wax hands and arms from above tl1e elbows and wax legs from above the knees; stuffed cotton body; fixed pale blue glass eyes; original implanted human hair w ig and eyebrows. Of unusually large size and life-like appearance for a doll of this period. Dressed in complete outfit of original hand worked Victorian clothes comprising: lawn cotton shift and pantaloons trimmed with broderie anglais, flannel shift with pleats and scalloped edges hand embroidered with flowers in cream wool, finely pleated shift and outer dress of blue cotton which is fully lined , w ith bodice, peplum and hem all decorated with an intricate design worked in matching blue silk cord. A few small and fine cracks visible on the face . H.800mm $1000-1500 see illustration

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457 A Chinese Chess Set with white and tea stained playing pieces, complete with fitted case opening to form the playing surface. $600-800

458 A Chinese Chess Set similar to the above but with slightly smaller playing pieces $500-700

459 A Folk Art Walking Cane of branch form.The handle carved in the form of a horses' head with top hat. 1.830mm $200-300

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A Cloisonne Vase, ovoid shape on circular feet and flared rim enamelled in blue, green , yellow and orange colours on a gilt highlighted rust brown ground, H.207mm. $100-200

469 A Fine Chinese Mutton Fat Jade Disc, pierced with an auspicious design of a bat and twin fishes , in hardwood stand. D.57mm $200-300

470

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463

471

A Pair of 19th Century Chinoiserie Papier Mache Letter Racks decorated with various figures on a black ground. $300-400

An Antique Chinese Jade Snuff Bottle of pear shape , one side coloured deep caramel, with malachite stopper. H.60mm $200-300

464

472 A Light Caramel Coloured Jade Cloud Form Pendent, pierced and carved , on silk suspension cord. $200-300

A 19th Century Russian Walnut Flask of circular form supported in a brass framing with carved crest to one side, the other side with foliate carved panel w ith Russian inscription. D.290mm $400-600

477 A Green Jade Handling Piece in the from of a gourd . The stone with russet markings. $80-120

478

468

A Fine Chinese Pale Jade Disc, pierced with a design of two butterflies and swastika motifs, in hardwood stand. D.57mm $200-300

462

A Celadon Jade Disc pierced to the centre with archa ic decoration in relief $300-400

A Mutton Fat Jade Disc pierced with a cicada to the centre and with two small captured rings. $400-450

479 A Large Mutton Fat Jade Handling Piece in the form of a gourd w ith attached tendrils $1200-1500

480 A Jade Handling Piece in the form of a fruit with attached tendril. The stone of pale brown colouration. $325-375

481 A Jade Toggle of rectangular shape pierced to the centre and decorated with mythical creatures and scrolls in relief. The stone of two t◊ne pale celadon and brown coloration. 1.60mm $800-1000

482 A Small Chinese Carved Rose Quartz Laughing Buddha on wooden stand, faulted. $100-150

483

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A Ming Style Blue and White Vase decorated with bands of archaic characters, flowers and figures. Xuande reign marks. $150-200

A Bulgarian Wooden Flask of circular form with foliate, bird and interlacing scroll decoration. Dated 1925 $150-200

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484

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A Mutton Fat Jade Handling Piece. The stone with russet markings. $500-600

465

A Pair of Japanese Ceramic Noh Masks of small size on oval ivory panels. $200-300

473

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475

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A Satsuma Baluster Vase painted with chrysanthemum on an ivory ground and with a ' brocade' pennant frieze at the neck, painted and impressed signature under the foot. H295mrn $250-350

485 A Pair of Small Chinese Saucer Dishes, enamelled ' Mandarin' decoration, 0 .120mm. AF $125-175 486 No lot 487 A Chinese Porcelain Blue and White Vase, inverse baluster shaped , decorated with a bough of prunus blossom on an in ky blue ground, Kangxi reign mark. H.250mm $300-400

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488 An Attractive Scholar's Desk Porcelain Ink Well , circular, the sides decorated with an inscription in archaic characters, the shallow concave well with patination from grinding inkstones . Kangxi reign marks under the foot. D.110mm $200-300

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489 A Late 18th Century Chinese Exportware Famille Rose Plate. 0.220mm $75-100 490 A Pair of Late 18th Century Chinese Exportware Plates painted in underglaze blue with flowers. 0.225mm $300-400 491 A Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Koro of hexagonal shape, raised on four slender legs.The cover with a leaf finial (broken but extant). H.215mm $300-400 492 A Chinese Porcelain Deep Sided Bowl painted w ith three fish to the exterior in a rich plum glaze,Xuantong mark and period (1909-1911). 0.175mm, H.85mm $200-300 493 A Chinese Yueh Style Green Glazed Bowl with decoration of dragons ;ind twinned fishes to the interior moulded in cameo , highly crazed glaze. 0.243 mm $400-500

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494 A Chinese Bowl Glazed Egg Yolk Yellow painted with a design of a phoenix and dragon to the interior and an hua dragons to the interior. Hongxi reign mark to base. 0.175mm $150-250 495 A Chinese Blue and White Tea Caddy. Hexagonal section with cylindrical cover, raised on small feet decorated with figures. $150-200 496 A Chinese Blue and White Vase of double section decorated with figures and inscriptions, elephant head handles at the shoulder. H.260mm $150-225 497 A Japanese Woodblock Print of four geisha following an assistant with a paper lantern. $75-100

498 A Japanese Woodblock Print of a fortified town beside a lake $75-100

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499 A Japanese Woodblock Print of travellers and porters on a road $75-100 500 A Fine Chinese Silkwork Embroidery of an exotic bird perched in a blossom bough. 680 x 330mm $400-500 501 A Chinese Watercolour Portrait of a Mandarin painted on silk, laid on paper. $400-500 502 A Japanese Woodblock Print after Hiroshige - River landscape $100-200

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503 A Japanese Watercolour Scroll Painting Red Fuji, signed (artist unknown) a gift to the present owner from Shizuo Yamakawa, Principal Toyoyama College of International Studies, circa 1989. $300-500

504 Japanese Woodblock Print of a Bird perched on an iris, signed Bairei, published c.1881. $60-90

505 A Massive Cizhou (T'zu-chou) Ware Vase, ovoid, buff glazed painted w ith typical brushwork foliate designs. H. 700mm $600-750

506 A Pair of Large Decorative Chinese Bottle Vases. Each clecoratecl in polychrome enamels, one with a dragon and the other with a phoenix . Chia Ch'ing reign mark to the base but of a later elate. H.600.mm $1800-2400

507 A Large Chinese Blue and White Ming Style Vase of ovoid shape clecoratecl with lotus flowers and leaves.H.470.mm $1500-1800

508 An 18th Century Chinese Blue and White Charger, decorated with a river scene. (stress fractured). D.360.mm $150-250

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509 A Journal of a Voyage to the South Seas, in His Majesty's Ship the Endeavour... by Sydney Parkinson. Quarto with frontispiece portrait, map and 26 plates, occasional light marking but a very nice copy of this rare volume. Original full leather gilt boards with new full leather spine tastefully replacing the old, large paper copy. First Edition . Rare. 1773. As this publication prececlecl the Official Account of Cook's First Voyage,

(Hawkesworth) by some months, the map incluclecl in this volume is considered the first ever published of New Zealand. $9000-12 ,000 510 1773 First Edition of The Official Account of Cook's First Voyage by John Hawkesworth. An Account of the Voyages undertaken by the Order of His Majesty for making discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere , and successively performed by Commodore Byron, Captain Wallis, Captain Cartenet and Captain Cook, in the Dolphin, the Swallow and the Endeavour.. Three volumes, quarto , with 82 engraved carts and plates , (mostly folding) , some spotting on prelim p ages, 19th century rebound in full leather and gilt. Printed for W Strahan and T. Caclell in The Strand, 1773. First Edition. An excellent clean and crisp set. (Includes the second only publication of charts/maps of NZ and the Pacific. For first publication see Parkinson). The most in1portant books to New Zealanders and Australians as it contains the first accounts of the charting of NZ's entire coastline , contact and trade with Maori, followed by the return voyage inside the Great Barrier Reef up the eastern side of Australia. $7500-9000 511 1784, First Edition of The Official Account of Cook 's Third Voyage. James Cook and James King.A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. Undertaken by Command of His Majesty for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere ... Three volumes, quarto, 24 engraved plates and maps, some spotting, 19th century rebound in quarter calf leather. London, W & A Strahan for G. Nicol and T. Caclell, 1784, First Edition. A good clean set. The full story of Cook's great third voyage, and his eventual murder while revisiting the Hawaiian Islands that he had discovered earlier during the voyage. Also includes landings etc of NZ, Pacific Islands and vain search of the North West Passage in the Arctic. $4000-4500

512

522

534

1774, Scott, Major John . An Epistle from Overseas, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks ... London. Printed for J. Almon opposite Burlington House, in Piccadilly. 1774. Third Edition. (lst,2nd ,3rd Editions all printed 1774). A skit of 172 lines of rhyming verse, in which Banks is witted with alleged amorous incidents in Tah iti. With numerous footnotes in the text. $900-1200

Captain James Cook & His Times, by R. Fisher and H.Jolmston. $30-50

The Thousand Nights and One Night Vols 3, 6, 7 and 8. After Marclus by Mathers. Private printing for subscribers by the Casanova Society, London. Blue tooled cloth bound $50-70

513 1785. Gianetti, Michelangiolo. Eulogy of Captain James Cook, composed and publicly recited before The Royal Academy of Florence .... Florence , 1785. Printed for Gaetano Cambiagi Printer of His Royal Higlmess with Permission. Parallel Text in Italian and English. Engraved vignette of Cook on each title page. 87 pages. Bound in protective covers. $ 1200-1500

523 Land from the Mastbead, Ho ughton. $30-50

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524 Tbe Travels of Captain Cook, by R. Syme. $40-60

Bibliography of Captain James Cook by Beddie. $80-120

A Voyage Towards the Soutb Pole. 2 vols. Facsimile Edition of Cook's second voyage by Cook. $500-700

526 Captain Cook's Artists in the Pacific, byTony Murray Oliver

' Heroes of New Zealand' Thomas Gudgeon, 1887. $180-240

528 515 The Resolution Journal of Johann Reinhold Forster, 1772-1775. 4 vols. $150-180

516 Captain James Cook, A Biography, by Richard Hough. $50-80 517 The Murder of Captain James Cook, by Richard Hough. $50-80

518 Captain Cook's Hawaii as seen by his Artists, by Tony Murray Oliver $60-90

519 Captain Cook in Australia. $50-80

520 Josepb Banks in New-Foundland r:ind Labrador, by A.M. Lysaghy. 1766. $175-225

521 Master Mariner by D. Conner and L. Miller. $30-50

The Thousand Nights and a Night Vols 5, 6, 7 and 8. After Burton edited by Smithers, London 1894 . Brown gilt tooled cloth bindings. $50-70

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525

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535

' Defenders of New Zealand' Thomas Gudgeon, 1887. $180-240 Robertson

529 The New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Saturday February 26, 1842 [No 55 ,Vol l] $50-100

530 Tbe Ceramic Art of Great Britain by orman Jewict, 2 volumes, 1878 $250-350

531 The Defenders of New Zealand Thomas Gudgeon, 1887, rebound $100-200

532 General Catalogue of Grey Collection, Free Public Library Auckland 1888, blue cloth binding, fine condition , along with 5 various volumes of Nortonis, the quarterly journal of the Ornithological Society of New Zealand. (1950s) $150-200

533 The Times Histoiy of tbe War 22 volumes reel cloth bo und , quarto , London 1921 $150-250

Clocks

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536 A Georgian Bracket Clock with circular white painted dial signed Moss, Plymouth Dock, with Roman numerals. Teh arched mahogany case with pagoda top surmounted by brass ball finials, brass colunms to the sides, brass lion mask handles and brass ball feet, satinwood inlaid case. The bell striking movement engraved Jeffery & Ham, London. $5000-7000 see illustration

537 A Superb French Mantel Clock by Giese a Paris. The bell stiking movement stamped Rainco Freres, Paris, numbered 1445. The neoclassical bronze case embellished with fr uiting and flowering vine swags, raised on paw feet, surmounted by a classical figure holding a scroll inscribed Le Bonbeur Nait Dela Vertu. The circular dial of guilloche engraved silver with Roman numerals $4500-6000 see illustration

538 A French Black Marble Mantel Clock with eight day striking movement, the dial marked Kilpatrick & Co, Paris. H.220mrn , some chips. $200-300

539 A Ge rman Gustav Becker Oak Cased Bracket Clock, eight clay movement with dead beat escapement, rack striking. 19th century. H.440mm $500-600

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A Desk Watch or Travelling Clock, leather cased , Swiss made, 30 hour movement, white enamel dial, Roman numerals. D.60mm $50-100

A 19th Century Bergundian Wall Clock, metal cased with decorative pressed brass face and large matching pendulum, white enamel dial , by Constant Mantez aJussey. L. l 350mm $1800-2200

A Brass Cased Carriage Clock with white enamel face , Roman numerals. H. l00mm $400-500

A Rare, Quality Louis XVI Style Bijouterie Table . The rectangul ar hinged top with bevelled glass panel and re-entrant glazed sides all with ormolu mounts; ra ised on slender baluster turned gilt-metal supports from fl uted mahogany legs w ith toupie feet joined by interlaced stretchers mow1ted with a gilt-metal sculpture of two dolphins. $6000-8000 see illustration

552

556

A 19th Century Brass Mantel Clock with embossed case and cast handles, feet and finial. White enamel dial. h .45cm 900-1200

A French King-Wood Vitrine with pai1els to the doors painted in the ma1111er of Vernis Martin. The glazed panels to the doors and sidesserpen tine; bombe to the lower panels. Ormolu foliate and scroll cast mounts and cresting pediment. The interior with glass and mirrored shelves; silk brocade lined. $7500-9000 see illustration

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A Swiss Alarm Clock, mounted in an Imari patterned bone china easel frame, hairline crack. H.18omm $100-150

542 A French Eight Day Lever Brass Drum Clock. D.95mm $100-200

543 A French Eight Day Lever Brass Drum Clock. D.95mm $100-200

544 A Rotherams Eight Day Lever Movement in wrought iron frame. H.290mm $50-75

545

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A Jaegar leCoutre Clock, the dial appearing as a disc at the plinth base which supports a terrestrial globe illuminated from within. H.24omm.AF $500-700

546

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547 A German Oak Cased Winterhalter Hoffm ier quarter striking bracket clock, the face with silvered chapter ring, gilt metal angel spandrels and matt gilt centre. H.420mm $500-750

553 An Handsome Georgian Long Case Clock. Break-arch dial with Roman chapter-ring, silvered numerals, birds and basket of flowers engraved to the brass centre , subsidiary seconds dial, date dial in the arch along with lunar aperture (not connected) , date aperture, brass mask and scroll spandrels and dolphins in the arch. Engraved Cornelius Herbert, London Bridge (listed as master in 1727). The mahogany case with hood surmounted by a fretwork cornice and three brass ball finials , the glass flanked by fluted pillars. The trunk with satinwood line inlay between boxwood and ebony stringing, door with arched conforming door of fiddleback veneer outlined with a fine moulding.The plinth with conforming moulding and inlay. The movement, dial and case a very convincing marri age . $6000-9000 see illustration

549 A German Black Forest Dark Oak Cased Mantel Cuckoo Clock. H.540mm $400-600

A Louis XVI Gilt-Wood Marquise. The ribbon carved cresting rail and arms surmounted by a cai·ved wreath of summer flowers encircling a figure of Cupid. The arms terminating w ith acanthus capped vo lutes raised on spiral fluted baluster supports from tapering, fluted , acanthus capped legs. $2400-3000 see illustration

558 A Lou is XV Style Giltwood Canape , with moulded acanthusscroll carved frai11e , stuffed panelled back , padded arms and shell and acanthus cai·ved cabriole legs. $2500-3250

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548 An English Elliott Striking Bracket Clock with platform escapement, the mahogany case with Sheraton style satinwood in lays and stringing. H.360mm $400-600

557

554 An Antique Lou is XVI Style Bureau Plat. In pearwood crossbanded with mahogany and with boxwood and ebony stringing; ormolu mounts includ ing two circu lar plaques of "sacrifice a !'amour" (after the Wedgwood jasperwai·e bas reliefs circa 1788). The top with gilt tooled brown leather inset; two drawers in the frieze . $10,000-15,000 see illustration

A Lou is XV Style Walnut Fauteuil, with moulded flower-carved frame , stuffed cartouche shaped back, padded arms on voluted supports and cabriole legs. $1000-1500 see illustration

560 A Suite of Louis XV Style Seat Furn itu re. Comprising two canapes and two bergeres with flower-carved moulded walnut frames, padded arms, loose cushions, buttoned backs and cabriole legs. $4750-5500

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561 A Brass and Plate Glass Coffee Table. The rectangular top supported on a frame raised on inverse baluster legs joined by a serpentine stretcher. $700-900

562 A Pair of Brass and Plate Glass Occasional Tables, matching the previous lot. $700-900

563 A Louis XV Style Marquetry Side Cabinet. Serpentine shaped, with amethyst suffused and verdigris streaked marble top above a frieze drawer w ith divided interior and two bombe panelled doors. The doors, drawer and sides with oyster-shell veneers, crossbanded with kingwood. Gilt-metal mounts include a mask at the apron. $4000-6000 see illustration

559

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564 A Pair of Louis XV Style Fauteuils, with flower-carved moulded frames, button ed cartouche backs, padded arms on voluted supports, loose cushions and on cabriole legs. $1000-1500

565 A Louis XV Style Console and Mirror, of exu berant rococo fash ion. $1500-2000

566 A Console and Mirror, as above, except the pediment a reversed moulding. $1500-2000

567 A Louis XV Style Bureau Plat, of serpentine form with gilt-metal moulded border, inset gilt-tooled red leather top , three frieze drawers and side panels with tulip-wood veneers with gilt-metal rococo handles and mask mounts, further figurative mouldings on the knees of the cabriole legs and foliate sabots. $10,000-13 ,000 see illustration

567

568 A Marquetry Secretaire en Pente, with inlays of trophy panels of musical instruments to the top, fall and two drawers, raised on cabriole legs; along with a chair with cartouche stuffed back, flower-carved m oulded frame and cabriole legs. $850-1200

569 A Twin Pedestal Marquetry Banquet Table. The rectangular top with a central lozenge shaped panel of slll11111er flowers repeated in q uadrants on a quarter-laid king-wood veneered field.The frieze with rococo p ierced gilt-metal mounts; raised on two acanthus carved pedestals with four claw feet. $4500-5000

570 A Marquetry Sideboard , bowfronted , with five doors each with panels of floral bouquets or vases on a king-wood veneered field, beneath a foliate pierced gil t-metal frieze ; raised on acanth us scroll legs. The central door enclosed three baize lined cutlery drawers. $5000-6000

571 A Pair of Marquetry Table a Ecrire, in Louis XV/XVI transitional style, oval, with gilt-metal galleries and mounts, those to the frieze drawer and sides set with porcelain Limoges plaques, raised on cabriole legs joined by kidney shaped shelf stretchers. $800-1000 572 A Coffee Table, w ith moulded flower-carved cabriole legs. $150-225 573 Beechwood Two Limed Occasional Tables, with inset travertin e marble tops and tapering fluted legs. $500-600 574 A Beechwood Occasional Table, as above but m ore lightly limed. $250-300 575 A Limed Beechwood Coffee Table, with travertine marble top. $350-400 576 A Set of Four Contemporary Whitewood Side Chairs , in the manner of Joseph Hoffmann with slat backs reaching from floor to crest-rail. $600-800

577 An Italian Carved Walnut Framed Dining Table by G.A. Moscatelli, Milan, with black painted glass top, carved frieze and ornate cabriole legs. $4000-4500 578 A Set of Six Italian Walnut Dining Chairs w ith cartouche shaped backs, moulded and carved frames , pierced splats and cabriole legs. $1200-1500

579 An Italian Walnut Sideboard. Serpentine fronted with a central bank of four drawers flanked by two cupboards all w ith burr and figured veneers, black glass inset top , surmounted by a gilded framed mirror back. $4500-5000

584 A Set of Six Louis XV Style Dining Chairs in walnut framed w ith solid padded back. Raised on cabriole legs with fo liate carving. The two fauteuil with serpentine shaped arms with acanth us carved detail. $1800-3000 see illustration

580 A Good Early 19th Century Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase w ith dentil cornice over astragal glazed doors framed by crossbanded satinwood inlay. The base with secretaire drawer opening to reveal a fitted interior with central cupboard w ith secret compartments to the back, inlaid with satinwood paterae and sh ell motif, flanked by small drawers and pigeon holes. The base with three drawers with satinwood crossbanding and black line inlay, ra ised on splayed legs. H.1150mmW1100mm $9000-12,000 see illustration

585 A Georgian Mahogany Demi-lune Card Table in the Sheraton manner. The top crossbanded and inlaid in satinwood w ith fan , ribbon and floral decoration. The frieze w ith inlaid paterae motifs. Raised on four tapering square section legs terminating in spade feet.Wl000mm $3500-5000

581 A Louis XV Style Ebonised Side Cabinet with hardstone panelled door. The panel with two birds flanking a vase spilling with a profusion of flowers. The side panels of concave shape The whole embellished with ormolu figured and foliate mounts raised on a platform base.W1 400mm H.1200mm $3500-4000 see illustration 582 A 19th Century Victorian Ebonised Boulle Work Breakfront Credenza w ith cut brass and tortoiseshell inlaid frieze over a panelled cupboard flanked by two smaller cupboards framed by similar inlay. The w hole embellished with ormolu mounts. Raised on a platform base. W200mm H.1200111.111 $9000-11 ,000 583 A Late 19th Century Continental Secretaire a Abbatant in walnut with marquetry inlay. The fall front opening to reveal a fitted interior w ith pigeon holes , central panelled cupboard and small drawers crossbanded and with walnut veneered facias. The lower section with a single drawer of full width over two small drawers raised on barley twist legs united by a serpentine stretcher base with bun feet. H.1 440111.111 W900mm $2000-2500

586 A Regency Period Mahogany Sofa Table of good proportions with two drawers to the frieze raised on a central pedestal from a platform base w ith four splayed legs terminating in lion paw feet and brass castors. W1500mm, D.700111.111, H.700mm $5500-8000 587 A Georgian Chest on Chest with dentil cornice over two small cockbeaded drawers over five of full w idth . With later replaced brass handles raised on splayed feet. H. 1660mm W800mm. $6000-7000 588 A 18th Century Mahogany Demi Lune Hall Table with satinwood inlay to the frieze raised on tapering square section legs. (Previously a section of a 18th Century dining table). Ll l00mm H.700111.111 $400-600 589 A Victorian Extension Mahogany Dining Table with thumb moulded top raised on turned and fluted legs with acanthus carving terminating in porcelain castors. 1.3000mm W1 400mm. $6000-7000 590 A Set of Eight Victorian Balloon Back Chairs raised on cabriole legs. $300-350 each

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598 A Good New Zealand Colonial Dressing Table in cedar and burr totara. The rwi.n pedestal base with panelled cupboards. The upper section with central hinged compartment flanked by three small drawers of graduated size4, surmounted by a oval mirror held on serpentine foliate pierced and carved supports beneath a similarly carved cresting piece with lion mask. Probably the work of Auckland colonial furniture maker William Norrie .W l 200nun H.1950nrn1 $6500-9000 see illustration 599 A New Zealand Colonial Kauri Scotch Chest with central hat drawer veneered in burr totara flanked by rwo small drawers over three of full width all with mottled kauri facias , raised from a platform base. W 1200 H.1250nrn1 $2500-3500 600 A 19th Century New Zealand Colonial CedarTwin Pedestal Desk with a tooled leather and three frieze drawers with turned handles. Each pedestal with three drawers. 1.1300mm. $3200-4000 601 A Kauri Colonial Chest of Drawers with rwo small drawers over three of full width all with mottled facias and turned handles. Raised on turned legs. Wll00mm H.ll00mm $2000-2500 602 A Kauri Desk with leather top and three frieze drawers. $1200-1600 603 A Victorian Walnut Veneered Side Table of serpentine shape raised on turned and fluted supports with scroll form legs with acanthus carved decoration terminating in porcelain castors. 11300mm W650mm $2500-3000 604 A 19th Century Mahogany Dropside Table raised on ring turned legs.W960mm L900nun $800-1200

605 A Set of Four Colonial Style Side Chairs, spindle backs raised on turned legs united by stretchers. $400-500 606 A Victorian Chest of Drawers in the 17th Century manner in mahogany with birds-eye maple facias. With four full width drawers with turned handles beneath a marble top. Raised on squat bun feet.Wl250mm H.lO00nun $1200-1600 607 A 19th Century Oak Bookcase with stepped cornice over glazed panelled doors enclosing three shelves.The base with two ogee frieze drawers over panelled c upboards above a serpentine shaped apron raised on squat turned legs. H.2350mm Wl200nun $3500-5000 608 A 19th Century Full Set of English Armour including helmet. H. l 7 50nun $5000-7000 609 A Victorian Three Piece Parlour Suite in mahogany. The three seater couch with button back with and acanthus carving and padded arms. The match ing grandmother and grandfather chair with sin1ilar carving raised on turned legs terminating in porcelain castors. $5000-6000 610 A 19th Century Pine Cupboard with panelled doors over two drawers. H.2200mm, W 1300mm $1500-2000 611 A Mahogany Victorian Display Cabinet with glazed panelled door with foliate moulding raised on a platform base.Wll60mm H.1080mm $1200-1500 612 A George Ill Period Mahogany Sideboard with two central drawers, crossbanded with satinwood inlay flanked by two large deep drawers to the left and a similar drawer and cellaret drawer to the right, with panelled superstructure raised on tapered square section legs with satinwood stringing. W2200mm. $6000-8000

A Victorian Side Table with oyster walnut octagonal ven eered top , inlaid w ith satinwood raised on a cathedral base. H.700mm 1.860mm $800-1200

619 A Pair of Korean Ebonised Paulownia Cabinets on stands w ith a small central cupboard . Brass capped W.760111111 and bound H.630mm $1050-1100

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An Early 19th Century Twin Pedestal Desk with large central frieze drawer flanked by two small drawers , all cockbeaded and with turned handles. Each pedestal with panelled cupboard enclosing a drawers. of small bank W.1680mm D.570mm. $2000-2500

A Large Gilt Framed Chinese Ancestor Portrait depicting a magistrate painted on rice paper with maroon silk border. 1100 x 1700mm $800-1200

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615 An Early 19th Century Secretaire Mahogany Bookcase . The upper section w ith astragal glazed doors beneath a dentil cornice. The frieze with satinwood inlaid paterae and plume decoration. The lower section wit h fall front opening to reveal a fitted interior over three cockbeaded drawers of full width. Restored and with later replaced bracket feet, handles and escutcheons. H.2200mm W.l 100mm. $5000-7000 616 A 17th Century Style Oak Chest on Stand. The upper small two section w ith panelled drawers over three of full width with pear-drop brass handles.The lower section with three panelled drawers raised on turned legs united by a serpentine stretcher base. $2000-3275 617 A Set of Four Queen Anne Style Side Chairs with solid vase shaped back splats and drop in seats . Raised on cabriole legs. $1200-1800

618 A Chinese Five Sectional Wedding Chest decorated with floral decoration side on a gro und. lacqu er black H.850mm W.720111111. $1200-1500

621 A Chinese Wedding Box , four sectional decorated in gilt with pagodas in a landscape with alternate panels with floral decoration and a fruit bearing bough on a red and black lacquer ground. The top with two dragons chas ing a flaming pearl. Supported on four legs. H.500mm D.330111111 $800-1 200

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623 Lacquered Red Chinese A Wedding Chest with five stacking compartments. The top decorated with a dragon and garuda bird. Each compartment with buddhist motifs and floral decoration. H.1000111111 W.800111111. $2000-2500

624 A Korean Lacquered Garment Chest of traditional form with a sliding panel door over a single cupboard and a drawer with a locking bar.W.1150mm H.860mm. $800-1 200

625 A 19th Century Walnut Wardrobe with central section mirror beneath an arched , stepped cornice flanked by glazed panelled cupboards. The base with three drawers raised on squat cabriole legs.W.1900mm H.2100mm. $2000-2500

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628 An Edwardian Mahogany Twin Pedestal Dining Table. The top with black line inlay Raised on gun barrel pedestals, each with three splayed feet terminating in brass castors. 1.1920mm W 1080mm $2000-3000

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633 A Large Iranian Tabriz Hand Knotted Carpet with central medallion with herati design in the central field in ivory, green, red and turquoise colouration . 2000mm x 3000mm $4000-6000

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Decorator's Items, Prints, Miscellany and Artefacts 634 A Sicilian Dog Cart. Early 20th century colourfully painted , with spoked wooden wheels, bearing labels named Sebastiano Chiarenza. $1000-1200

635 A Scratch Built Model Of The Astrolabe. The vessel used by Dumont cl'Urville in his voyage of discovery to the South pacific 18261829. L.850111111 H.600111111 $500-700

636 A Pond Yacht with red ancl white painted hull ancl cloth sails in a fitted wooden stand L.800mm $350-500

637 A Chrome Art Deco Yacht, multi sail, circa 1950. $100-200

638 An Alabaster Statue of a Warrior, naked but for a cape, left hand a fist punching the air while the right is gripping a tree trunk standing on a rectangular alabaster plinth, micl 19th century, H.570mm , L.550mm. $500-1 ,000

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A Contemporary Bronze Sculpture 'Kea Alighting On Rock', kea perched on a rock with wings fully raised skywards with kea looking downwards by Trevor Askin, signed, H.630mm. $800-1 ,200

A Set of Six French Steel Engravings of interiors after 18th Century drawings by S. Freudelberg. Each in giltwood frames with ribbon pediments.

640 An Electric Clown, handstand position with face turning from side to side on one hand with the other hand outstretched holding an umbrella , dressed in red and white polka clot clown's outfit with green spotted frilled collar and cuffs, black shoes with yellow balls, circa 194 5, H.520mm. $500-1 ,000

641 A Cast Metal Bronze Patinated Cockerel Sculpture. H.260111111 $140-200

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648 An Oil on Canvas , Venetian Gondolas, 20th century, signature indecipherable . $150-250

649 An Oil on Canvas Montmartre, Paris, 20th Century, signed on reverse Tota Nagao $100-200

650 A Hand Coloured Engraving Opera House, Covent Garden, signed White, 0. 25/25 $100-150

651 642 A Japanese Lacquered and Parquetry Inlaid Topped Jewellery Box. $80-100

A Print Jeune femm e au cbapeau, St Tropez, signed Jaques cle Mo!, 15/100 $80-120

652 Watercolour and Pencil Queensland Frangipani , signed Christine Hill dated '88. $100-150 A

643 A Bronze Patinated Spelter Statuette of a Neo-Classical Maiden. H.320mm $200-300

644 A Pair of Medieval Style German Tin Close Lamps $100-150

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A Very Good Bronze Statuette Mercury after Bologna, well patinated , mark:F foundry with marked Barbeclienne. Raised on a square bronze plinth base. 19th century. H.850111111 $3500-4500 see illustration

A 19th Century Rowsell 's Patent "Graphoscope", a Stereoscope and Magnifying Viewer in rosewood w ith filigree easel, tilting attitude and sliding focusing action. egretti ancl Zambra paper label attached. $700-1000

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A Bronzed Statuette Lamp of Mercury, the gocl stands poised on a terrestrial globe with a flame lamp (electrified) raised in his right hand. H,1020mm on turned wooden plinth $2000-2500 see illustration

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Six Royal Delft Porcelain "Decors de Paris" Plaques, printed with scenes on life and customs of French Castles after watercolours by Jean Gadassi in miniature . Each plaque mounted on blue velvet ancl gilt framed. $600-800

A Pair of Soft Ground Mezzotint Engravings of Two Young Girls signed by E Milner, published by Frost and Reed. $250-350

655 An Engraving after Parkinson A C/Jest of New Zealand as a specimen of t/Je Carving of t/Jat Country. .. from Anderson's "... New, Authentic and Complete Collection of Voyages Round the World ... " published by Alexander Hogg. $90-130

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656 An Engraving after Parkinson A View of a peiforated rock in Talaga Bay. .. from Hawkesworth's Cooks First Voyage, official account, numbered 17. 203 X 252mm $50-90

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Will iam Walker A Litera,y Party at Sir Jos/Jua Reynolds's engraving after James Doyle. $150-250

A Pair of Pitcairn Island Cups w ith carved hand to the base , raised on a circular foot . H.160111111 $60-80

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An Engraving after Parkinson A Fortified ... Hippa/J built on a perforated rock at Tolctga ... from Hawkesworth's Cooks First Voyage, official account, numbered 18 198 x 249mm $50-90

An 18th Century Double Page Engraved Map Britannia Romana, hand coloured in outline. 355 x 42 5mm $200-300

A Pitcairn Island Carved Bird ra ised on a small stand $100-150

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George Vertue T/Jomas Sackuitl, Earl of Dorset, steel engraving. $100-200

An Indonesian Food Bowl $60-100

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A Large Spelter Figure of Ganesh the hindu elephant headed god of good fortune .H.540111111 $400-500

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An Art Deco Chrome Heater $650-800

A Trobriand Island Painted Dance Shield. $40-80

673 A Turned and Carved Wooden Vase stamped: A Souvenir From Pitcairn Island . H.220111111 $50-80

667 An Art Deco Bronzed Spelte r Figure Group of two gulls in flight raised from a stepped white and black striated marble base. W500mm $600-800

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Henri Jean Pontoy (France, 1888-). Interior of a cathedral. Etching with colour, Signed beneath mount and inscribed artist's proof. 530 x 440mm $175-250

J G Keulemans Nort/J Island Kiwi chrornolithograph from Bu Uer's Birds of New Zealand $200-240

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"Map of t/Je Colony of New Zealand from official documents by Jo/Jn Arrowsmit/J, 1850" Hocken Library facsimile edition $160-200

A Large Khmer 12th Century Buddha 's Head w ith well defined facia l features with mask to the forehead. H.450mm $2000-3000

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Fine New Zealand & European Paintings Day Three Thursday 25 June 1998 6.30pm Lots 701 - 732 The Peter Sauerbier Collection of Works by Theo Schoon and Gordon Walters Lots 733 - 816 Fine New Zealand and European Contemporary and Historical Paintings, Drawings and Prints

Viewing Friday 19th June 1998

9. 00am-5. 30pm

Sunday 21 st June 1998

11.00am-3.00pm

Monday 22nd June 1998

9.00am-5.30pm

Tuesday 23rd June 1998

9.00am-4.00pm

Wednesday 24th June 1998

9.00am-5.30pm 9.00am-12.00 noon

Thursday 25th June 1998 Illustrated left: Lot 757

Colin McCahon, North Otago Landscape

Theo Schoon An Important Group of Drawings and Photographs from the Collection of Peter Sauerbier Peter Sauerbier met Theo Schoon when the latter moved to Auckland in the early fifties. As Sauerbier recollects, it was about 1955 in a stonemason's yard in upper Symonds Street where they were both looking for marble suitable for carving.They had a background of Dutch parentage and emigration from Indonesia in common, and they were both artists, so it was not surprising that they should form a close and lasting friendship. Over the years, when Schoon was living in Auckland, he would enlist Sauerbier's help with various projects when the fabrication of the materials involved was beyond his meagre resources. Sauerbier had a workshop, and as a sculptor, a high level of skills with metal and other materials. For his assistance, he received no payment, but from tin1e to time Schoon would make him a gift of a drawing or two. The collection offered in this catalogue was formed in this manner and it includes the very important Koru drawing by Gordon Walters which Schoon also gifted to Peter Sauerbier. Based upon Schoon's comments to hin1 when malting the gift, Sauerbier dates the drawing to the late forties and he believes it could be the first use of the koru motif by Walters.

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707 Theo Schoon Mud Pool Pbotograpb

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Gordon Walters 1919-1995 Koru indian ink and crayon drawing 372 X 264mm Collections:Theo Schoon and Peter Sauerbier, refer to note on page 54 $4000-6000 see illustration right 713

Theo Schoon 1915-1985

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715 Theo Schoon Ten Hattaway Sketches ink and coloured pencil some with signatures sheet size mostly 250 x 200mm Rolf Hattaway was a patient at the Avondale Mental Hospital where Schoon worked as an orderly during 1949. Schoon was reputedly dismissed for giving drawing lessons to patients including Hattaway whose own drawings and poems had impressed hin1. $1500-2000 see illustration upper right

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716 Theo Schoon Nine Hattaway Sketches ink and coloured pencil some with signianires sheet size mostly 250 x 200nm1 $1200-1800 see illustration lower right

717 Theo Schoon Linear Drawing 270 x 200mm together with three other drawings, one inscribed Gordon Walters ( 4) $800-1200

718 Theo Schoon Nine Untitled Drawings seven ink and two penci) drawings, two with sig.niatures, one inscribed sheet size mostly 250 x 200mm $1000-1500 716

719

723

Theo Schoon Wbarewarewa at Rotorua, Gourds, Painting witb Maori

Theo Schoon Post Carved witbAncestral

Figure, Rotorua

Motifs

gelatin silver print

three gelitin silver prints

250 X 200mm

215 x 165mm (2),

$400-600

208 X 203mm (1)

see illustration middle left

$600-1000

1·

, oe(bierryl9':iJ 58 11rH11rse ~-

and dated I'

~l' .

~111-~-nbed

n.ppet right

~5auerblel

724 Theo Schoon

" /)lji.lfu11illflll II

Theo Schoon A Collection of Fourteen Miscellaneous Pbotograpbs and Eleven Zerox Prints of

Maori Heads

Drawings

indian ink

720

722

~::in.,.ril)ed and dated

two framed gelatin silver prints of his own drawings, one with added detail in

including small colour prints

together with a related 111/s

of mud pools and a colour

letter in ink, one sheet, double

print of a carved gourd

sided , from Tony Fomison to

inscribed in pencil o n reverse

Schoon

Carved gourd, one of my carvings and subject for my next book.

$1000-1500

$500-800

725

1• •,

1ouerrigbl

1 ~5auerbier l)l)SH0.ce111ent

Theo Schoon Eleven Various Pbotograpbs

723

721

including three of Gordon

Theo Schoon Four Mud Pool Pbotographs with Carved Masks gelatin silver prints one print inscribed in ink A mask cut from a chunk of pumice thrown into a mud pool. It floats, and bobs to the motion of the bubbles, in this

Walters early Koru Paintings

way it becomes animated and very much alive.

one includes his mother and

$1000-1500

726 Theo Schoon

Four Photograph of Theo Schoon by Unknown Photographers

Ill Nl!Saue!bier Iii

1iilmaibed and d:

aunt

210 x 160mm (3)

$400-600

304 x 250mm (1)

two illustrated on page 5 4

l)'(I)~

$1200-1600

lll

see illustration lower left

727 Theo Schoon

722 Theo Schoon

00Clll1",-

'l'llilllidattd t9r

Post Carved with Ancestral Figure, Rotorua

Pencil

lllib)lnm . Gxr~ uught by Cecil

length 315mm

gelatin silver print

~ 10 ln1e exhibited

$400-600

~Gallery.1952.A ~ 1ill~~med in Portn , /o!iii· by Robin Ha, an aln,)llh,~l'rel.,·1

250 x 200mm $400-600 721

A Gourd Grown by the Artist with Traces of Maori Motif in

J,bl!et\ Coe "rlrc f 1bro '<boon a

see illustration top left

~I~

eo Schoon

728

~ c.,,wd u·itb .1

Peter Sauerbier b.1927 Nakau Hoibo, My Horse oil on cnavas signed. title inscribed and dated 1957 on reverse 835 x 740mm $2000-3000 see illustration upper rigbt

729

1eo Schoon

uori Heads 0 framedgeiltin

tin ofhi;tli],

ile with addtd

inl

Peter Sauerbier Every Day's Movement II oil on cnavas signed. title inscribed and elated 1956 on reverse 835 x 735mm $2000-3000 see illustration lower rigbt

)gether wiih IIttrd

11er ininl.one,

730

Kled. from Tom-

Peter Sauerbier Every Day's Movement o il on canvas signed, title inscribed and elated 1957 on reverse 840 x 735mm $2000-3000

thoon IIIDl\00

'25 iheo Schoon

i/t1t'11 lar,M/L,

nduding lhreelif;.:

al1ers earl\ K,'111 l'mtll

IOOl-liOO

726 Theo Schoon

four Pbol<~TU

5(boon byCn,intli1

Pbotngrapt,ers one indudei hi, m.~ auni ,oo(JOO

731

728

Peter Sauerbier Temptation oil on canvas signed. title inscribed and dated 1959 on reverse 840 x 740mm $2000-3000

732 Peter Sauerbier PukuMahi oil on canvas signed. title inscribed and dated 1958 on reverse 1090 x 840mm $2000-3000

tu'Oil/11stratedon~·733

727 Theo Schoon Aeo,mtGru' rlflll u-itbTraces ef·ilarJI Pendl

length JIiOUo ~oo(JOO

J. Bowkett Coe Portrait of Theo Scboon at an Easel oil on canvas signed and elated 1945 1400 X 850mm Coe was taught by Cecil Kelly and is known to have exhibited at the Academy Gallery, 1952. A work by Coe is illustrated in Portrait of a Century by Robin Hay and Tony Eden , Millwood Press 1983 p .84 $600-120

729

734 Shane Cotton b.1964 Untitled Diptych oil on canvas board signed and elated 1997 each panel 200 x 150mm $2500-3500 see illustration

and dated I\

735 Peter Robinson b.1966 I Tbink I'm Turning Japanese acrylic on paper title inscribed 1135 X 925mm $2500-3500 see illustration

734

/Tony de Late ne tich signed and dated

736 Peter Robinson Trade In oil on canvas board 375 X 450mm $1800-2500 see illustration

737 Peter Robinson Affordable Prices, Buy Now oil on board signed and dated 1994 on reverse 270 x 255mm $1200-2000 see illustration

.AffOlfffltt ·t.

1tiustranonlou·er left

738 Seraphine Pick b.1964 Untitled (Double Portrait) oil on canvas signed and dated 1996 350 X 250mm $1500-2500 see illustration upper left

739 Seraphine Pick Metamorphoses 4 oil on shapped Panel title inscribed, signed and dated 1992 on reverse 435 X 210mm $1200-1800 see illustration upper right

740 Peter Robinson / Tony de Latour Kiwi Pecking Bone oil on board tryptich title inscribed, signed and dated 1993 on reverse 210 X 450mm $1200-1800 see illustration lower right

738

739

741 Tony de Latour Highlights I Lowlights oil on canvas signed and dated 1995. title inscribed on reverse 1215 x 910mm $3000-4000 see illustration middle right

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742 Tony de Latour Saw Spots oil on saw title inscribed, signed and dated 1996 180 X 765mm $900-1200 see illustration lower left

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740

742

,~ .

743 Ross Ritchie b.1941 Landscape with Coffee Cup acrylic on paper signed ancl elated 1992 755 X 570 $2000-2500 see illustration upper left

~llclntjle l9!0-199" .!scape u·itb Driftu rd

744 Nigel Brown b.1949 One Tree Hill, Auckland (No.6 Auckland Manuka Series) oil on board title inscribed, signed with initials ancl elated 1973 665 x 630mm $3500-4500 see illustration above

d1strationrigbt

745 Rudolph Gopas b 1913 Portrait of a Young Woman ink ancl chalk pastel on paper signed ancl dated 1948 380 x 275mm $3500-4500 see illustration lower left

m ~Tapper "t! llxtrrs lraili11g Roo, I

tOOl'lld

liXldated 1990 · l:iJ)\iOO .till!

746 Jane Evans b.1946 Still Life with Flowers ana Fruit watercolour signed and dated 1985 530 x 730mm $3500-4500 see illustration right 746

747 Peter McIntyre 1910-1995 Coastal Landscape with Driftwood on a Beach oil on board signed 430 X 580mm $1800-2500 see illustration right

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u[!a]s and da11:d lf1

748 Garth Tapper b.1927 The Activist's Trial oil on board signed and dated 1985 745 X 1000mm $5000-6000 see illustration right

749 11

Garth Tapper The Doctor's Waiting Room oil on card signed and dated 1990, title inscribed on reverse $2500-3 500 748

750 Ralph Hotere Dick Seddon 's Great Dive watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1976 and inscribed/or Wedde 760 X 560mm This work is a cover design for Ian Wedde's novel titled Dick Seddon 's Great Dive $4500-6500 see illustration top left

751 Ralph Hotere Aramoana watercolour, metalic paint and enamel on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1980, inscribed from 'Aramoana ' Cilia McQueen 750 x 555mm $4000-6000 see illustration tower left

752 Ralph Hotere A Falt of Rain at Mitimiti pastel and ink on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 690 x 505mm $3500-5500 see illustration below

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753

754

753

755

Ralph Hotere Pine, In the Labyrnth at the Demolishing watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1973. Inscribed from Pine a poem by Bill Manhire 700 X 495mm "Bill Manhire, w ho provided the text for the Pine works, recalls the genesis of that particular collaboration: At one stage, while I was living in London in the early 1970's I sent Ralph a piece of poetry ever week. Every so often I would put in the mail a postcard with the work PINE on it-plus a line of poetry.... " From Hotere Out The Black Window by Gregory O'Brien, Godwitt 1997 p .49. $4000-6000 see illustration above

Ralph Hotere Miserere Nobis watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated Nov 1973, inscribed Set design for Whitings "The Devils" Globe Theatre, Dunedin 340 X 440mm $2500-3500 see illustration below

754 Ralph Hotere Pine watercolour w ith woodblock printed lettering title inscribed and dated 1973 and inscribed For Manhire 700 X 500mm $4000-6000 see illustration top right

756

759 Tony Forni

756 Colin McCahon 1919-1987 Yellow and Black Landscape Forms oil on canvas signed and dated August 1962 890 X 875mm $40,000-50,000 see illustration above

Side Ligbti1 oil on boall

in.lC!ibed / reverse in i

'. ) X 3650

E.xhibited:

Ci~·Galler

757

Illustrated: 45,IXX):: seei/111,stn

Colin McCahon North Otago Landscape as seen by Professor G4 Cotton and seen by Colin McCahon ink and watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1976 545 X 440mm $28,000-35,000 see illustration left and page 52

758 Colin McCahon North Otago Landscape Barry Lett Multiple screenprint 1969 440 X 550mm $2000-3000 757

759 Tony Fomison 1939-1990 Side Lighting (Seif Portrait) oil on board inscribed 187 sidelighting 20.6. 77; inscribed again on reverse in ink and w ith Fomison A Survey !able affixed 385 x 365mm Exhibited: Fomison, What Shall we Tell them, City Gallery Wellington 1994, catalogue number 360 Illustrated: Idem p.171 $45,000-55 ,000 see illustration above

760 Gottfried Lindauer 1839-1926 Portrait of Harawira Te Mahikai, Chief of the Ngati Kohungunu Tribe oil on canvas signed and dated 1883 title inscribed on reverse and signed and dated again with a further inscription To Hector from his father on bis 21 st Birthday 1908 Hector Lindauer was the uncle of Lynton Lindauer, tl1e present owner of tllis painting 760 x 605mm estin1ate on request see illustration above and front cover

Ill l.tiedUnoauer

"1ie and OJi/d liool1l 111on00Jn!

111

~lilldateo \88() ~

00 n:1memmm

"1lwdaugbter H11ria i11 l.r.iiill Pa. Ha11raki Disi Zia/and

ILltratiou right

761 Gottfried Lindauer Kawene Te Haho, Dominant Chief of the Ngatinaho Tribe at MakakaAotea Harbour, West Coast of New Zealand oil on canvas signed, title inscribed in red paint on back of canvas 765 X 613mm $55 ,000-75 ,000 see illustration right

762 Gottfried Lindauer Ana Rupene and Child oil on canvas on board signed and dated 1880 inscribed on reverse Hunne Rupene and her daughter Huria in the Manania Pa, Hauraki District, New Zealand 850 x 700nun $25 ,000-35 ,000 see illustration right

763 Charles Frederick Goldie 1870-1947 Woman of Taupo oil on canvas signed and dated 1934 457 x 406mm Provenance: Purchased from the John Leech Gallery, Auckland 1947. Sold Sotheby's London, December 1971 for £1300. Refer: C.F Goldie His Life and Painting by AlisterTaylor 1977, p.273 Illustrations: Idem p.273: Sotheby's catalogue, December 1971 estimate on request see illustration above

764 Charles Frederick Goldie The Nest (Young Mother with Baby on Her Back)

oil on canvas sign ed and dated 1937 title inscribed in ink on reverse of frame 345 X 245mm refer: C.F Goldie. Prints, Drawing and Criticism by Alister Taylor 1979, p.283 $35 ,000-45 ,000 see illustration above

765 Charles Blomfield 1848-1926 The Pink Terraces oil on canvas signed and dated 1905 700 x 1050mm $40,000-60,000 see illustration left

161

Samuel Charles Bn Rit early watercolou pencil drawings on n

/a/liser Bay a11d Cai

tide in5eribed and Si!

EllxJ65mm

/al/iser Bay, Wairm

in5Cfibed and signed

l21lxfllmm

.l!anau•a/11 Survey ,

tide inleribed inscri

. ·xJllmm

120xll5mm Sketch of E11tra11ce

/uitb Sailing Cano tide inscribed, sign<

ll0xll5mm

IJO,im-35,000 766 Francis McCracken 1879-1959 Evening, Fortb Street, Edinburgb oil on canvas signed title inscribed on reverse 700 X 910mm This very attractive subject may well be the artist's residence, number 10 Forth Street, Edinburgh $20,000-30 ,000 see illustration left

SI! i//tij/rations, t!

;5 hartes Blomfield k>PinkTmam

loncam-ai ed andihrro Ii!

Xl x IOSOmm lO.OOlS!.OOJ re illustration lift

767 Samuel Charles Brees 1810-1856 Five early watercolo urs of historical importance, two w ith pencil drawings on reve rse, as below:

Palliser Bay and Cape (with Pah Site) title inscribed and signed with initials 220 x 365mm Palliser Bay, Wairarapa (with Dwelling and Figures) inscribed and signed with initials 220 x 370mm Manawatu Survey Station title inscribed inscribed and signed w ith initials 205 X 311mm Cape Palliser title inscribed 220 x 315mm Sketch of Entrance to Porerua Harbour from the Bay (with Sailing Canoe) title inscribed, signed and dated December 1842 210 x 315mm $30,000-35,000 see illustrations, this page

I' 6 ancis McCrackenb

e,iing. Fortb 5/1111 on (211\1'

:ned le jn5Cribed00(11C!!C

0 X 9l()nUJI us ,-eri anracti11 ' :Ubethearli-q ill" f.: llJlbef IOForth• !O 00()-30.IXXI ~ //lllSlrat/011 [1ft

I ~\lip C lairmont 1949-1\

niure Fal/ingfrom Chai

. 00 00 jute canvas oik inS(ribed- signed 1,1d m.<£ri0Cd0ct& Sou

HiOX88illllll

768

11;,rrozo,ooo

I ff il us1Talio11 right 'm 768

770

Mien Maddox b.19~8

Toss Woollaston b .1910 Tasman Bay oil on board signed 595 X 800mm $12 ,000-18,000 see illustration above

Robert Ellis b.1929 City Landscape with Green Sky oil on board signed and dated 1965 595 X 905mm $5000-7000 see illustration below

l'nliiled Painting ooon canl'a5 igned ~ith initials and 1

!to x6\0l!llll IJiOO-liOO

see illuslratio11 lower Ii

m Mien Maddox

769 Toss Woollaston Figure Form oil on board signed 900 X 520mm $9,000-12,000 see illustration left

t'nfflled Pai11ti11g (Grit ooon board

"6ix'l0mm

ll(ffl-i(,00 see il us1Tatio11 lou•er :

771 Philip Clairmont 1949-1984 Figure Falling from Chair oil on jute canvas title inscribed, signed with initials and inscribed Oct & Nov 1450 x 885mm $15 ,000-20,000 see illustration right

no Robert Ellis b.19~ Ciry· I.andsca[u C oil on boon! signed and dated I i

59Sx~mm 500),"IXXI

see illustrahon

772 Allen Maddox b.1948 Untitled Painting oil on canvas signed with initials and dated 1993 610 x 610mm $3500-4500 see illustration lower left 773 Allen Maddox Untitled Painting (Grid) o il on board 765 X 710mm $3000-4000 see illustration lower right 771

774

774 Philip Trusttum b.1940 Untitled Painting (Tbe Garden Series) oil on board 975 X 1205mm $7000-12,000 see illustration above

775 Philip Trusttum Football N47 signed w ith initials and dated 1974 title inscribed on reverse 1890 x 1000mm $5000-6000 see illustration lower rigbt

776 John Weeks 1888-1965 Fisbing Boats oil on board sign ed 500 X 600mm Exhibited: Aspects of New Zealand Art, Waikato Museum. November 1991 $18,000-22 ,000 see illustration lower left

Chri Trill

Oil C

sign

590 lO

see

775

776

lkS I

196'

')(J/s

777 Christopher Perkins 1891-1968

lmID

Trinity Bridge

:.4spects of Seu ,-~ tuseum.~ol'emixr 111

oil on board c.1950 signed with initials 590 X 900'rnm $10 ,000-16,000

2.!XXl ·atio11 /ou·er left

see illustration above

1111

.1111 Gul~ I 19-1 iw Bui/din s011 the .\Ii 111ef(l)lour

~ and dated 1866 l,ll!l'X)mm

!IO,®l0.!00 dustraffo11 abort

778

778 Stewart Bell Maclennan 1903-1973 Shaken and Deserted watercolour signed 485 x 640mm Provenance: A Christchurch Collection. This work won first prize of £100 in the 1962 Hays Art Competition for watercolours. (Peter McIntyre was winner of the oil painting section). Illustrated: Evening Post,Wellington. March 1st. 1962 $3000-5000 see illustration above

779 Bill Sutton b.1917 Threshold oil on canvas signed and dated 1973, title inscribed on reverse 2820 x 1115mm $8000-12,000 see illustration below

780

781

John Gully 1819-1888 Milt Buildings on the Matai River, Nelson watercolour signed and dated 1866 300 X 490mm $10,000-20,000 see illustration above

Charles Blomfield Buller Gorge signed and dated 1901 595 X 485mm $4000-5000 see illustration upper right

15Cribedonmmc

782 Charles Blomfield Mitre Peak, Milford Sound oil on board 270 x 450mm Provenance: Collection of Ida Crudge whose late husband was a close friend of the Blomfield family and whose collection Webb's sold in sale 90 . November 1986 $1400-1800

783 Charles Blomfield 1848-1926 River Flowing Through Rural Landscape oil on canvas signed and dated 1879 320 x 450mm $2500-3500

784 Charles Blomfield River Landscape with Figures in a Canoe oil on board. c.1905 170 x 280mm $1200-1800

785 Henry Ryland 1856-1924 Women in a Clasical Garden watercolour signed 530 x 370mm $6000-8000 see illustration left 781

l~'d Hackney b.19f l)aVI · Tales Jro//1 //JI

ira,~· Grimm

. ,

lith 39 original etching . dark blue !eat ro1umein llith slip case, by Peter

. l,OOdolllfO lith lilt seperate etchil eidl signed in pencil iilJxl!O each !iillf~ lit il/1~trati011 /ou·er r 100

oa~d Hackney led Square and t/Je Fe

ithogrlph 37S/1000 numbered, signed and 1

787

786

Julius Kokert 1827-1918 Harvesting Scene oil on cnavas signed and inscribed Munchen 845 X 1540mm $10,000-16,000 see illustration below

Edward Hughes The Rescue oil on canvas signed and dated 1868 940 X 1220mm $12 ,000-18,000 see illustration above

l~x,-!Omm ~er 11ith China D bi in1id Hackner and ~.published by' Hudson.1982. inscribe authors

®1100 191

1!111 Century Europ Unknown 1be lncarseratio11 an

lildyjane Grey apair of oils on cam-1 JIO xJ'Xl, 280 x380! llf.00.1800 792

1oomas Taylor lrela1 1be Seaso,is (Spring apair of 111tercolow t!Ch~gned

i!O xl4imm each l~ ii! illustration

793

Sutton Palmer (afti Satures .llirror and 1pair Oflithograph

!!Ox 580mmeach 11200-1;00

788 Edwin Fletcher 1857-1945 North of the Thames oil on canvas on board signed 480 X 720mm $3000-4000 see illustration upper right

789 David Hackney b.1937 Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm with 39 original etchings in one volume in dark blue leather as issued, with slip case, by Petersberg Press, London 1970 with five seperate etchings each signed in pencil 450 x 310 each $5000-7000 see illustration lower right

790

T-191

lied ,\lu11cben

David Hackney Red Square and the Forbidden City lithograph 375/1000 numbered, signed and dated 1982 490 X 540mm together with China Diary by David Hockney and Stephen Spender, published by Thames and Hudson, 1982, inscribed by the authors $800-1200 791 19th Century European Artist Unknown The Jncarseration and Demise of Lady Jane Grey a pair of oils on canvas 310 X 390, 280 X 380mm $1000-1800

792 Thomas Taylor Ireland act.1880-1927 The Seasons (Spring and Autumn) a pair of watercolo urs each signed 510 x 345mm each $3000-4000 see illustration 793 Sutton Palmer (after) Natures Mirror and Glowing Eve a pair of lithographs 410 x 580mm each $1200-1500

t, It'

789

794 P. Coles Floral Still Life oil on board 250 x 190mm $500-800 795 Edwin Saint-John c.1830-1892 Eastern European Harbour Scene watercolour signed 385 x 595mm $700-1200 796 C. de Bruin Still Life with Poppies oil on canvas signed 440 x 690mm $500-1000 797 19th Century European Artist Unknown Harbour On a Stormy Day with wharf and Sailing Vessels oil on canvas 745 X 1250mm $1200-2200 798 20th Century English Artist Unknown The National Gallery, London with Saint Martin in the Field's Church in the Background watercolour ~irca 1925 250 x 350nun $1200-1800 799 A. Street A Pair of Townscapes oil on canvas each signed and dated 1894 505 x 680nun $1200-1800 800 Charles Leslie act. 1835-1885 Highland Lake and Mountain Landscape oil on board signed 530 X 425mm $800-1200

801 19th Century European Artist Unknown Landscape with Cottage and Figures oil on canvas on board 345 X 650mm $700-1200 802 J. Gerold Going out Fishing together with Returning from Fishing two oils on canvas signed 510 X 250mm $800-1200 803 W. Davis Figures Loading a Sailing Vessel oil on canvas on board signed 400 X 555mm $400-800 804 19th Century European Artist Unknown Street Scene with Clock Tower and Distant Harbour oil on canvas 470 x 315mm $400-600 805 Neil Foggie Old Stone Cottage at the Harbour's Edge oil on canvas signed 460 X 650mm $1200-1800 806 Paul Arsten ius Rural Landscape with Farm Buildings oil on board signd 385 x 585mm $800-1200 807 19th Century European Artist Unknown Street Scene with Townspeople Dancing oil on canvas 320 x 470mm $600-1200

808 Russell Flint Dancing Girls collotype 312/850 500 X 695mm $1000-1500 809 19th Century English School Children in a Garden with Ruins watercolo ur 410 X 270mm $1500-2500 810 J. Marie Portrait of a Young Woman oil on board $600-800 811 H. H. Birdsall Mother Love oil on canvas signed and dated 1892 990 X 1250mm $1800-2500 812 Pierre Auguste Renoir Sur La Plage, A Berneval etching c.1892 signed in the plate posthumus edition third state of three 145 x 105mm $1800-2400 813 Pierre Auguste Renoir Berthe Morisot etching c .1892 signed in reverse in the plate posthumus edition , only state 122 X 105mm $1800-2400

811

Michael Shepherd 0raui11gfor the Large ink on paper

ihtcd 1981

~;xilOmm

11teJirgeStill Ufe 111,f and the following wor 115 purchased from C Gallery by the Natiom xe11Zea1and. mro1200 818

Michael Shepherd 1Jraui11g for the Lar, ink on paper dated 1981

IJOx1iimm 1®1200 819

Michael Shepherd The 1'11::::el ink on paper HOxlWmm ll~HiOO

814 Pierre-Auguste Renoir Nude Woman Reclining restrike etching 137 x 195mm $600-800 815 Michael Shepherd b .1950 A Landscape With Too Few Lovers oil on board title inscribed and dated 1991 295 X 445mm The theme for this series is based on the the renowned 19th century w haler of Taranaki area, Dickey Barrett.The landscape is based on a Heaphy drawing of Ngamotu. $2600-3200

820

Michael Shephen Otago Trench an J oil on paper title inscribed and

l"ix13imm sim1100 821

Michael Shephet Colton Ree/ and : lilhograph With h gliuer6110 signed and dated

llOxtomm SlilJ..i;o

lint

816

;;r1s

822

830

Michael Shepherd Reality Favours Symmetries and Slight Anachronisms oil on board dated 1993 This work was the frontispiece for a series of six works shown at Anna Bibby Gallery, 1994.These works were in the form of plaques to commemorate the Battle of Koheroa . 320 X 450mm $2000-3000

Robin White Michael Asleep, Tarawa pencil drawing for woodblock print title inscribed, signed and dated 9/6/82 265 x 225nm1 $800-1200

Ian Scott Summer, Motutapu Island, Auckland's Gulf Harbour oil on board signed a.ncl dated 1964, title inscribed on reverse 540 X 745mm $1000-1800

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!50mm

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817 Michael Shepherd Drawing for tbe Large Still Life III ink on paper dated 1981 265 x 520mm The large Still Life III, for which this and the following work are drawings, was purchased from Denis Colu1 Gallery by the National Gallery of New Zealand. $1500-2200

~ugusteRenoii

P/age. ABernmli

818

c.1891 gntdiollr!lil DUS edition

Michael Shepherd Drawing for tbe Large Still Life III ink on paper elated 1981 130 x 255mm $800-1200

1teofthree

o·mm

!-lOO

Auguste Renoir .llorisot 1cI89l in rererse in the~

IIlllb edition. ook ·:,.c

1o;mm

.J.jOO

819 Michael Shepherd The Puzzel ink on paper 140 x 290nm1 $1200-1600

820

!-Auguste Renoir \foma11 Redinm,

re etching

195mm

BOO

Michael Shepherd Otago Trench an Hour to Go oil on paper title inscribed and dated 1989 175 x 235nun $800-1200

821 Michael Shepherd Cotton Reel and Stars lithograph with handcolour and silver glitter 6/20 signed and elated 1984 220 x 470nm1 $350-450

823 Jeffrey Harris b.1949 Figures ink on paper signed and dated 1987 250 x 345nun $1500-1800

824 Jeffrey Harris Figures and Masks ink on paper 245 x 340mm $1500-1800

825 Jeffrey Harris Untitled Painting oil on canvas signed and elated 1991 on reverse 440 x 900mm The major work in this series is in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia. $3000-4000

826 Julian Dashper b.1960 Abstract Forms acrylic and pastel on paper 990 x 700mm $1800-2500

827 Sydney Lough Thompson 1877-1973 South Island Lake and Mountain Scene oil on board signed 250 x 335nun $2500-3500

828 Ian Scott b.1945 Lattice watercolour 765 X 560mm $1800-2200

829 Ian Scott Lattice Drawing No 57 watercolour 675 x 530nun $600-1200

831 Ian Scott Levin Farm watercolour signed and elated 29.4.1977 370 x 525nm1 $600-800

832 Phillipa Blair b.1945 Untitled Cloak acrylic on canvas signed and dated 1984 2300 x 940nun $1500-2500

833 Mark Cross b .1955 Muriwai Beach watercolour signed with initials 340 x 555mm $700-1000

834 Robert Mcleod b.1948 A Joke for George oil on canvas title inscribed , signed with initials and dated 24.8.73 on reverse 400 x 610mm $1800-2500

835 Julian Dashper b.1960 Cass 4/10 black and white photographic print, oil on paper 385 x l l 50nun $1800-2500

836 John Weeks Dutch Canal Scene watercolour signed and elated 1928 195 x 235mm $700-900

837

844

852

David Barker b .1941

Henry William Kirkwood 1854-1925

William George Baker 1864-1929

Landscape

Smith's Sound, West Coast, New Zealand

acrylic on board signed and dated 1969 900 x 1190mm $1500-2500

oil on board title inscribed, signed with initials 280 x 435mm $1500-2500

Ohinemutu, Rotorua

oil on board title inscribed and signed 440 x 670mm $2000-3000

838

845

Bernard Aris

i60 Rix Carlton

Sue Markham

John Barr Clarke Hoyte 1835-1913

Mt Egmont

B11sbSce11e

Landscape

Coromandel wit/J Gold Miners

lll1ercoiour

watercolour 280 x 410mm $2000-3000

acrylic on board title inscribed, signed and dated 1963 445 x 600mm $1000-1500

853

oil on canvas on board signed 885 X 995mm $1500-2500

Wi x42\nun

1200'l00

846

854

Cedric Savage 1901-1969

John Crichton act.1950-1960

839

Mountain and River Landscape

Abstract Forms

fai~• /11 aGarden

Thomas Reginald Attwood c.1865-1926

oil on card signed 360 x 465mm $1500-2500

watercolour titled inscribed, signed and dated 1979 480 X 600mm $600-800

oil on car.id

West Coast Creek

oil on board title inscribed and signed on reverse 385 X 535mm $700-1200

840 Austin Deans act.1938-1980 South Island Mountain Range

acrylic on board signed and dated 1976 470 x 1180mm $1800-2200

841 Frank Wright 1860-1923

847 Louis John Steele 1843-1918

John Crichton

oil on board title inscribed and signed on reverse 235 x 415mm $1200-1800

Abstract with Circular Forms

watercolour signed and dated 1920 195 X 395mm $1000-1500

861

DavidJ.Payne 1880

nx2000llll

IJiMW 862

David J.Payne Pobut11kawas on A~ raterfrout oil on card signed 21i x 3ooron IJjO-liO 863

Alfred Wilson Walsh 1859-1916

856

Otira Mountain Landscape

David J. Payne

John Denzil Baillie c.1866-1926

oil on board signed and dated 1901 280 x 225mm $2000-3000

Harbour Estuary Landscape

Suimming ill We/Ii oil on card

849 Charles Blomfield Landscape with Fallen Trees , with Farm Cottage

842

a pair of oil on boards one signed and dated 1886 190 x 335mm each 2000-3000

Lawrence William Wilson act.1870-1900

850

Lake Wakatipu

William Henry Raworth 1821-1904

watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1900 195 x 345mm $1000-1500

watercolour signed and dated 1870 320 X 510mm $1500-2500

watercolour signed 250 X 465mm Baillie exhibited with the Wellington Art club with J.M. Nairn in the 1890's. 1n 1897 he left for England where in 1911 the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts arranged for him to bring out 400 works by British artists, a preliminary to the formation of the Nation Gallery in Wellington $400-800

1lix28imm lliO-liO 864

Claudia Pond Eyl Figure

Indian ink collage ~gned

l!Xlx290mm Sli0-3i0 865

Canterbuiy Plains from Port Hills

843

851

John Douglas Perrett 1859-1937

Jonathon White

Lake and Mountain Landscape

Old Rata, Waikaremoana Road, Urewera National Park

oil on canvas signed 555 X 855mm $1000-2000

watercolour signed 650 x 840mm $300-500

848

Coastal Landscape with Pohutokawa Trees

855

Morning Mist

sgned and dated 194,

857 Peter Williams Lake Te Anau

oil on board signed and dated 1996 450 X 600mm $250-350

858

oil on canvas signed and dated 1975 660 x 870mm $2200-3200

John Speedy Lang's Beac/J, Nort/Jland

oil on board signed and dated 1974 420 x 560mm $250-350

Victoria Edward Portrait of a Wo, acrylic and pastel ~gned 4lixi40mm SlOO-iOO 866

Heinz Boehnke Dou?J to the Be, oil on board signed and date, l!Xlx49imm SJOO.;oo

lrd Aris Onl

ron board

OO!bed_1ig;led

CxXJmm

m.i

859

867

874

Blythe Fletcher act.1920-1930 Seascape with Sailing Vessels watercolour signed 255 x 340mm $250-500

I.A. Stichbury Maori Women Paddling a Canoe on the Waikato River oil on canvas 295 x 445mm $300-600

Rodney Fumpston b.1947 Landscape pastel on paper signed and dated 1984 470 X 625mm $500-700

860 Rix Carlton Bush Scene watercolour signed and dated 1945 305 x 425mm $200-400

Crichtonaa.1 · 1

861

ad FonllS

David J. Payne 1880-1959 Fairy in a Garden oil on carad 275 x 200mm $350-450

tolour

inscribed

1Crichton

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rcolour d tSlOmm

862 David J. Payne Pohutukawas on Auckland Waterfront oil on card signed 215 x 300mm $3 50-450

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863 David J. Payne Swimming in Wellington Harbour oil on card 235 X 285mm $350-450

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:d and dated 19'Xl

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~350

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~ooard 9·1 ::d anddated I

864 Claudia Pond Eyley b .1946 Figure Indian ink collage signed 390 x 290mm $150-350

875 868 Barbara de Morg The Velvet Coat acrylic on board signed ancl dated 1990 180 X 180mm $100-200

869 John Douglas Perrett Harbour Scene oil on card signed 380 x 535nun $300-600

870 Gary Warrell Portrait of a Woman oil on board Exhibitecl:Aucklancl City Art Gallery. 1969 signed 585 x 435mm $80-120

871 Bruce Harvey White Heron pencil drawing titled and signed 280 X 245mm $400-800

Victoria Edwards b.1948 Portrait of a Woman acrylic and pastel on paper signed 435 x 540mm $300-500

866 Heinz Boehnke Down to the Beach oil on board signed ancl dated 1974 390 X 495mm $300-500

876 Katie Smith Henley Farmhouse watercolour title inscribed and signed 350 x 430mm $200-300

877 Gwenyth Richardson act.1932-1943 Harbour Landscape watercolour signed 370 X 525mm $300-400

878 Denis Knight Turner Hotel mixed media collage signed 385 x 565mm $300-600

879 Ken Hassell act.1931-1969 Landscape with Road and Cottage oil on canvas board signed 011 reverse 215 x 260mm $600-800

872 865

Rodney Fumpston Silver Garden Drawing pastel on paper signed ancl elated 1986 690 X 975mm $500-800

Michael Smither b.1939 Black Beach 18 oil on board signed and dated 1974 400 x 160nun $400-600

873 John Papas b .1942 Southern Plains II acrylic on collage triptych signed ancl dated 1976 115 x 115nun each $250 X 450

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~350 85

880 Russell M. Jackson b.1947 New Z ealand Kingfisher watercolour title inscribed, signed ancl elated 1983 265 x 205mm $300-600

881 William Allen Bollard 1869-1941 Taieri River Gorge oil 011 paper signed and dated 1915 270 x 475mm $400-800

-----882 James Mclachlan Nairn 1859-1904 Estu1y watercolour 235 x 330mm $500-800 883 John McIntosh Madden 1856-1923 Cattle and Drover on Mountain Road watercolour 260 x 370mm $250-450 884 John Douglas Perrett Boats in Auckland Harbour oil on board signed 275 x 165mm $500-1000 885 Gordon Walters Then screenprint 32/125 title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 460 x 585mm $600-800 886 Alison Pickmere Head and Sea Bed two etchings 265 x 195mm, 395 x 515mm $150-250 887 Stanly Palmer b.1936 Mangonui bamboo etching 17/60 title inscribed, signed and dated 1976 325 x 520mm $200-300

890 Garry Tricker b .1939 Tranquillity etching 2nd and final state 9/10 title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 190 x 400mm $100-200 891 Garry Tricker The Commuter etching 16/18 title inscribed, signed and dated 1981 270 x 325mm $150-250

898 Early 20th Century New Zealand School Mitre Peak oil on board carries the initials P J 380 x 485 oval $100-300 899 19th Century New Zealand School Harbour Landscape at Sunset oil on board 285 x 545mm $100-300

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892 Garry Tricker The Commuter etching 3/18 title inscribed, signed and dated 1981 255 x 305mm $150-250

900 Hilary Clark Lang's Beach oil on board signed and dated 1966 435 x 590mm $250-350

893 Garry Tricker Epigrammatist's Farewell etching 3rd state 20/25 title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 315 x 285mm $150-250

901 Peter Wallers Rabbit Island acrylic on board signed and dated 1974 440 x 745mm $150-250

[Dngavft Garden 111ercolour

. edanddated 1891 ggn rox 245(1]Jll

roo-900 009

894 V. Willerant A Perfect Day for Tennis screenprint artist's proof title inscribed, signed and dated 1984 580 x 710mm $150-250

902 Muying Hansen Woman with Pot Hinuera stone sculpture height 370mm $200-400

895 V. Willerant Coastal Bathing screenprint 170/200 title inscribed, signed and dated 1985 610 X 780mm $150-250

903 Russel Flint Dancing Girls collotype signed in pencil published 1963, Frost & Reed Ltd 480 x 630mm $300-500

888 Barry Cleavin b .1939 Veteran 3 etching 4/30 title inscribed, signed and dated 1971 515 x 210mm

896 John Doug las Perrett Southern Lake and Mountain Landscape signed oil on board 200 X 290mm $100-300

904 Charles Scarborough Anderson Coastal Scene and Sailing Boats two watercolours one signed 3 15 X 520mm $300-500

889 Glenda Randerson b.1949 Bowl of Apples lithograph 4/14 title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 315 x 70mm $80-120

897 William Allen Bollard Maungatua from Otokia oil on board title inscribed and signed 320 X 510mm $400-800

905 Myles Birket-Foster after Girl Reading in a Garden watercolour carries the initials BF 170 X 120mm $400-800

Noel Joseph Paton I

G. Salvi

\l'amall Collecting FI \llllter 1A11dscape

oiloo ooard signed !JS XJO()rom 1;IX)800

1 Centu~ New lea.!

'initialsPj Oral

tury Newzeaiaoo

la11dscape at Sun rd

906 H. Holt

910 G. Turner

Boulton Abbey, Yorkshire

Harbour Scene with Sheep Grazing

Girl in Blue

oil on board signed 145 X 230mm $200-400

oil on canvas signed and dated 1900 600 x 900mm $500-1000

acrylic on board signed 540 X 440mm $200-400

907 Evert Moll 1878-1955

91 1 Ray Wooldridge b.1934

915 Ray Wooldridge

Study of a Fishing Boat

,mm

charcoal and crayon drawing signed 255 X 190 $250 X 450mm

ark

908 Noel Joseph Paton 1821-1901

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Longcroft Garden

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watercolour signed and dated 1891 170 x 245mm $700-900

ddated 196\ lmm

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land

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909 G.Salvi Woman Collecting Firewood in a Winter Landscape

oil on board signed 145 X 300mm $500-800

914 Ray Wooldridge

Three Clowns with a Horse

acrylic on board signed 640 x 730mm $300-500 912 Ray Wooldridge Five Fishes

Girl in Tall Hat

acrylic o n board signed 530 x 440mm $200-400 916 Ray Wooldridge Harlequin Figure Seated

acrylic on paper signed 385 X 285mm $100-300

acrylic on board signed 565 x 740mm $300-400 913 Ray Wooldridge Two Figures with Harlequin Doll

acrylic on board signed 640 X 740mm $300-400

Hansen

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pencil d1963.frost&Re!dli

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917 20th Century Artist Unknown A Chelsea Street Scene

oil on board signed and dated indistinctly 395 X 295mm $500-800

The John Macdonald Collection Paintings and Drawings by Eric Lee-Johnson including works from the collection of Elizabeth Lee-Johnson

Tuesday 7th July 1998

6.30pm

Viewing Friday 3rd July 1998 Sunday 5th July 1998

9. 00am-5. 30pm 11 .00am-3.00pm

Monday 6th July 1998

9.00am-5.30pm

Tuesday 7th July 1998

9.00am-12 .00 noon

Illustrated left: Eric Lee-Jo hnson at Wai hi , circa 1965

Eric Lee-Johnson 1948-1993

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The large offering of paintings and drawings by Eric

The high standing that Lee-Johnson enjoyed in the

Lee-Johnson in this catalogue come principally from

forties and fifties is well attested in the following

the collection of the late John Mcdonald, well-known

extract from Francis Pound's essay in the catalogue for

and highly regarded by New Zealand connoisseurs of

the 1992 Australian exhibition of

fine 18th century antiques as a founding director of

painting titled Headlands, which included: 'But, in the

John Dixon Antiques of Auckland, (formerly also of

1950's, it was the romantic realist painter Eric Lee-

Wellington). John Mcdonald semi-retired some years

Johnson, above all other artists, who seemed to offer

ago to Tonbridge Wells where he recently died after a

that national style which had been waited for with

long illness. John Mcdonald was Eric Lee-Johnson's

so much faith, hope and anxiety. For many of the

ew Zealand

f.riC tee-JObJJSO T

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zeal:

ght to NeW • HiS early lif aninfant. tdoor, bush

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~-asan ou

bilJ! forerer to tbiS

brother rode borset ~ool: 'dawdling tl

came to knoll' ever)

u·ay and teamed t /1/,ib forest, u:bic/J t}

brother-in-law, and his sister, Elizabeth Lee-Johnson, has

literati, Leejohnson it seemed, was the answer at

parted with paintings from her own collection to

last. He was praised for his 'documentary' approach

roll·d

round out this fine and representative offering of the

in portraying 'a district and a way of life', he pleased

JXIIWo,md pote11ti

artist's work which spans forty years.

with his easy romanticism, and, above all, with his

on the riYer in adu

,, Eric and biS

'remarkable contribution to our national life' .

mien with a swift Ideas about art have changed a lot since the fifties, but

bush fireS roared o

at a time when New Zealanders were struggling to

~risebebilld OIi

forge a national identity, free of the domination of

fire raced down tb

mother England, Lee-Johnson spoke eloquently to a

bed, 11p the bill o

majority of the educated and informed public in this

and 0111 of sigt

country. For this reason his works are located in our

seconds,'' consur

history and they are guaranteed to last and hold a

away from the be

place in serious collections. With this sale collectors are presented with a singular opportunity to acquire first rate examples of Lee-Johnson's work. Elizabeth Lee-Johnson was invited to write the following introduction to the collection.

gargoyle tump v

collapsing in dJ

ntraordinary chi

acute awareness

the pioneer fam

him as farms w,

forces of nature ,

needs on the otl

paintings: in b1111

John Macdonald

sea wrack, logs , The Slain Tree

private collecti1

Art Gallery), ;

Collectlon) are

:e1ohnson l'll' im n attested in lhe

Eric Lee-Johnson loved this land. Born in Fiji, he was

Lee-Johnson's early drawings were made towards

)~~inthe

brought to

ew Zealand by his parents when he was

paintings. He filled small note pads with simple

an infant. His early life in the Waikato ,Tuakau , Oparau,

drawings, often writing detailed colour directions on

·'dornmenlm)

rd au·ayof/* IR

11. and, 11bo1e all,

was an outdoor, bush and river experience and bound

them. It was when he moved to the Bay of Plenty that

him forever to this country. He and his sister and

he began to make drawings for their own sake. He

brother rode horseback five miles through bush to

used an ordinary fountain pen and black, red or blue

school: 'dawdling this distance each school day, we

Quink ink, charcoal or the more dramatic felt pen. His

came to know every bush and plant from along the

charcoal drawings show an extraordinary facility for

way and learned to love the shining leaves of the

contrasting tone. As he became more interested in

lush forest, which never gave up trying to reclaim the

drawing he worked in a larger format. He mounted an

road.'* Eric and his Maori friend, Jacob, explored 'the

exhibition of 100 drawings at the Waihi Art Centre &

playground potential of the district'* and spent hours

Museum in the mid sixties, the only time his drawings

on the river in a dugout Maori canoe.

have been exhibited.

too11r11ationa/ifl Lee-Johnson lived and painted in the Waikato ,

When with a swift wind change, the 1918 clearance

tdalotsincelhe~

bush fires roared out of control, 'suddenly, the top of

!landers weir-'

the rise behind our house was aflame and a raging

free of the

fire raced down the hill past our cottage to the creek-

a poke •

and informed

Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, North.land and Auckland and made painting sorties into Taranaki (with Michael Smither) and Wellington. As a child he showed an unusual gift for drawing and he entered Auckland's

bed, up the hill on the other side and over the top 1

and out of sight.... taking no more than a few

js \l'Orls are Jocmd I

seconds,'* consuming the bracken and grass cleared

.ranteed to la.~ 1111

away from the house, leaving black ground and giant

as.With this Ilk

gargoyle stumps which smoulded for weeks eventually

mar oppoltUll IT

collapsing in dramatic fountains of sparks. This

ohnsOn'swO!l

extraordinary childhood left indelible images and an

Elam School of Art, which was then directed by E.WPayton, whose

successor, A.JC.Fisher

was

perceptive enough to install this fifteen year old almost straight away in the life class. At eighteen, LeeJolmson joined the printing department of Wilson & Horton and within a year was in charge of the studio. In 1930 he set off for England. He spent eight years in

acute awareness of the indifference born of necessity

London, from the age of twenty-one working as a

~-~ imited to 11ft

the pioneer farmer had for the natural order around

the collectiOO-

him as farms were carved out of bush country. The

agency S.H.Benson. He studied lithography at

forces of nature on the one hand and opposing settler

Camberwell A.rt School and attended the Charles

needs on the other, show up in many of Lee-Jolmson's

Porter life classes at the London Central School. He

paintings: in human characteristics he gives cliff-faces,

plunged into the lively London art scene where

sea wrack, logs and trees. The frequently reproduced

Sickert, Nicholson, Mathew Smith, Wyndham Lewis,

The Slain Tree and The Face in the Cliff (both in

Duncan Grant, Hodgkins, Sutherland and Piper were

designer and typographer with the large advertising

private collections), The Backblocks (Auckland City

making their influence felt and in Europe the Bauhaus

Art Gallery), and Casualties (Fletcher Challenge

movement of simple functional design touched a

Collection) are obvious examples of this.

sympathetic chord in him.

In 1938, longing for the sun and light of home, he

It was at this time that he took over from May Smith,

accepted a contract from Illott's Advertising Agency in

her Swanson Street studio in Auckland where he

Wellington and returned to New Zealand. His health

would spend a week or so each visit and where much

broke down soon afterwards and after more than two

of his 1943/45 studio work was done .Then following

years in Pukeora Sanatorium he left the commercial

a CAS (Community Arts Service) tour of Northland, he

world and with his wife and son went to live the

was offered the use of Dr G.M. Smith's beach house at

simple life at Piha where he became a full-time painter.

Paekanae on the Hokianga Harbour.

He studied technical information put out by Windsor & Newton :'and I was able to adopt from the start a

Lee-Johnson lived and worked in and around the

pallet restricted to a set of colours that they

Hokianga for the next thirteen years, then, after

guaranteed to be fast and non-interacting. I avoided

another thirteen years spent in the Bay of Plenty, he

old English school, such as chrome yellow, Vandyke brown,

Chinese

red

and

Prussian

1973-1981 'building up the characteristics by which

t Eric Lee-Johnson Puriri Tree Stumps ar1

a Lee-Johnson painting is usually distinguishable in

911d

moved back to Northland living in Whangarei from

all the fugitive and rogue colours so beloved by the blue.'*

Consequently, Lee-Johnson's watercolours do not fade and in fact are as fresh and bright today as they were

any company It would be difficult to think of an

mtdrawing igned and dated If3

artist anywhere who has established such a grip

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spanning something like forty years, on the

when he painted them forty years ago.

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sttillustratiorl right

rendering and interpretation of a region such as this' (G.E.Fairburn).

Two years after moving to Piha, Lee-Johnson was living

In 1950 an Australian publication referred to

at Mahurangi where he sailed and painted the coast

Northland as 'Lee-Johnson Country'. '... his oeuvre is by

almost every day. Arts and letters were just getting a

no means limited to scenes from the backblocks. A

foot on the ground at this time. It was doctors and

formidable

academics who gave the first push to the development

technician,

was

relentlessly

innovative, as evidenced by pioneering work with

of the arts in New Zealand. An indigenous art might

abstraction and Maori motifs.... his work is in no

have taken another decade to become apparent but

peril of perishing. In painting after painting,

for them. Lee-Johnson's painting, springing out of this

drawing after drawing, this man of pioneer stock

country and moving away as it did from the traditional

gave New Zealanders their past by way of the visual

English school of watercolour painting, so excited a

evidence of the present. No painter was more

group of Auckland academics, that several of them -

influential in persuading New Zealanders to look

Douglas Robb, Martyn Finlay, Frank Haigh and Saral1

twice at their land. To use Paul Klee's phrase, he

Campion among them - paid in advance ten guineas

didn't just render the visible; with camera, pen and

per painting for two paintings which they would

brush he rendered visible. He p ersuaded us to see

select from a future exhibition, and by this means

New Zealand not as an unpeopled land, but as part

keeping a dedicated painter painting. Eric Lee-Johnson

of the human adventure.'(Maurice Shad bolt: foreword

must have been the first New Zealand painter to paint

to No Road to Follow).

full time.

autobiography, No Road to Follow. Elizabeth Lee-Johnson

• Quoted from the artist's

Eric Lee-Johnso1 Dm/ict Fann She ink and w:uercolo ~gned and dated

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Paintings by Lee-Johnson

1 Eric Lee-Johnson

Puriri Tree Stumps and Derelict Shed ink drawing signed and dated 1973 277 X 345mm $600-1000 see illustration right

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2 Eric Lee-Johnson

Derelict Farm Sbed ink and watercolour signed and dated 1951 270 X 370mm $1300-2000 see illustration right

a1ofollo1r

~ 3

Eric Lee-Johnson

House at Paeroa

Mount Manaia

ink on paper titled, signed and dated 1962 265 x 355mm $600-1000

ink drawing

titled, signed 'E' and dated 1961 355 x 275mm $450-650

4 Eric Lee-Johnson

House at Turakina I

Eric Lee-Johnson

ink drawing titled, signed 'E' and dated 1951 150 X 270mm $300-500

Waihi Cottage

ink drawing

signed and dated, circa 1960 $400-600

5 Eric Lee-Johnson House at Turakina II

red ink drawing signed 'E' and dated 1951 178 x 275mm $300-500 6 Eric Lee-Johnson North/and Hills

charcoal drawing signed and dated 1947 225 x 315mm $500-800

12 Eric Lee-Johnson Landscape with Puriri Stump

ink drawing

signed and dated 1973 290 X 335mm $600-1000

Ii [lie Lee-Johnson /UIIJi Rirer from Wen 111ercolour igncl and dated 1986

~x+lOmm 1'@-liXXl

~ iU,~trati011 right

13 Eric Lee-Johnson Mount Aubrey, Whangarei

felt tip drawing signed and dated 1980

7 Eric Lee-Johnson 4 Burrows Avenue

mixed media titled, signed and dated 1977 325 x 245mm $1000-1600

295 X 405mm $500-800

14 Eric Lee-Johnson Oakura

charcoal and ink

8 Eric Lee-Johnson

signed and dated 1980

Mokau

290 X 41 5mm

ink and charcoal signed and dated 1981 290 x 420mm $400-800

$500-1000

15 Eric Lee-Johnson

charcoal, ink and pastel

Eric Lee-Johnsor Fombore Waibai1 ~11ercolour

Taranaki Mountains

signed and dated 1980

~gned and dated I

felt tip drawing signed and dated 1966 250 x 375mm $500-800

290 x 415mm

l9ix440mm

9 Eric Lee-Johnson

Puriri Tree and Rocks

$500-1000

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see illustration ri,

16 Eric Lee-Johnson Puhoi River from Wenderholm watercolour signed and dated 1986 290 x 440mm $3000-4000 see illustration right

17 Eric Lee-Johnson Foreshore Waihau Bay watercolour signed and dated 1984 295 X 440mm $3000-4000 see illustration right

18 Eric Lee-Johnson Cape Runaway watercolour signed and dated 1967 380 X 565mm $4000-6000 see illustration left

19 Eric Lee-Johnson View from the Kawa Kawa Hotel ink and watercolour signed and dated 1947 270 X 365mm $1500-2000 see illustration

20 Eric Lee-Johnson Elspeth oil on board, circa 1945 label of authenticity on reverse 500 X 400mm $2000-3000 see illustration above

Eric lee-Johnson Bay of Ple11ty Lam i11ercolour signed. circa 1%5 rixiiimm lliOO-iiOO see ill11stralio11 ri/

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21 Eric Lee-Johnson Old Houses bebind Tinakori Road watercolour signed and dated 1941 265 x 43 5mm $4000-6000 see illustration rigbt

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22 Eric Lee-Johnson Bay of Plenty Landscape watercolour signed. circa 1965 375 x 555mm $3500-5500 see illustration rigbt

23 Eric Lee-Johnson Dusk (Shell Forms) watercolour, crayon and ink signed and elated 1976 580 x 435mm $5000-7000 see illustration right

24 Eric Lee-Johnson

Nortbland Landscape watercolour signed and elated 1977 330 x 555mm $4000-6000 see illustration below

Eric Lee-Johnson Trees in Swamp watercolour signed and dated 1968 375 X 560mm $4000-6000 see illustration below

Eric Lee-Johnson Conglomerate watercolour signed and dated 1944 on reverse 470 X 545mm $6000-10,000 see illustration above

29 Eric Seaink sigr

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see 27 Eric Lee Johnson Manaia varnished watercolour, 1947 signed 427 x 290mm $10,000-15 ,000 see illustration left

28 Eric Lee-Johnson Tiki and Manaia watercolour signed and dated 1947 515 x 565mm $10 ,000-15 ,000 see illustration left

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29 Eric Lee-Johnson Sea-Wrack ink and pastel signed and dated 1988 565 X 420mm $4000-7000 see illustration right

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tercolour 11/l°

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Eric Lee-Johnson Ticlemark II ink and pastel signed and elated 1989 590 x 450mm $4000-7000 see illustration right

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31 Eric Lee-Johnson The Verandah II (Hokianga) gouache signed and dated 1948 510 X 340mm $10,000-13 ,000 see illustration above

32 Eric Lee-Johnson Tidernark IV ink and pastel on paper signed and dated 1989 405 X 575mm Winner of the Iris Fisher Award , Fisher Gallery, Pakuranga, 1989 $5000-8000 see illustration below

34 Eric Lee-Johnson Fishes and Seaweed ink and watercolour signed. circa 1953 370 X 485mm $3500-5500 see illustration below

33 Eric Lee-Johnson Stump ink and watercolour signed and dated 1972 445 X 595mm $4000-6000 see illustration above

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35 Eric Lee-Johnson Tidemark I ink and pastel signed and dated 1988 560 X 420mm $4000-7000 see illustration upper left 36 Eric Lee-Johnson Hilly Landscape, Napier Taupo Road watercolour signed and dated 1986 295 X 440mm $3000-4000 see illustration middle left

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39 Eric Lee-Johnson Raukokare Church watercolour signed and dated '84 295 X 440mm $3000-4000

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41 Eric Lee-Johnson Wenderh olm watercolour signed and dated 1986 295 x 445mm $3000-4000

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watercolour signed and dated 1949 280 x 385mm $2000-3000

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charcoal drawing 260 x 350mm label of authentication on reverse $600-1000

Northlana Landscape

watercolour signed and dated 1949 270 x 380mm $2000-3000

51 Eric Lee-Johnson

58 Eric Lee-Johnson Waihi East School Ground with Tree Stumps

ink and charcoal, circa 1965

label of authentication on reverse 375 X 555mm $1000-1500

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44 Eric Lee-Johnson Ru ssell

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charcoal drawing signed and dated '78 290 x 410mm $600-1000

signed and dated 1946

390 x 575mm $3500-5500

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45 Eric Lee-Johnson Abstract Landscape

ink and watercolour on paper signed 240 x 620mm $300-500

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charcoal and pastel signed and dated 1981 295 X 410mm $400-800 53 Eric Lee-Johnson Island at Oakura

ink and pastel signed and dated '80 280 x 415mm $700-1200

pen and charcoal signed and dated 1981 285 x 415mm $600-1200

54 Eric Lee-Johnson Oakura Rocks

ink, charcoal ancl pastel signed and dated 1980 290 x 415mm $600-1000

47 Eric Lee-Johnson

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Mangroves at Matapouri

signed and dated 1980 285 x 415mm $500-1000

ink ancl d1arcoal signed and dated '75 270 x 370nun $600-1000

48 Eric Lee-Johnson

Eric Lee-Johnson Karetu, Bay of Islands

felt tip drawing signed and dated 1976 455 x 600mm $600-1000

60 Eric Lee-Johnson Farm at Warkworth

ink drawing signed and elated 1972 455 x 600nun $900-1300 End of Sale

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The Ota House at Paihia

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ink drawing titled, signed and dated 1966 275 x 370mm $500-1000

Northlana Milk Stana

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128 132 135 136 137 138 140 142 144 147 200 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 2 10 2 11 2 12

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320 327 329 330 33 1 332 333 335 336 337 339 3 0 345 346 349 350 35 1 353 354 355 356 357 360 36 1 362 363 364 365 368 370 37 1 373 374 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 387 388 389 390 39 1 392 394 396 397 398 399

260 350 450 170 150 225 1300 70 2 10 225 350 150 125 525 600 225 525 2750 975 975 325 275 100 150 160 125 70 425 425 200 275 250 275 225 35 220 250 20 600 550 1 325 400 200 350 625 190 120 100 250 3 10 1800 700 225 450

400 402 403 404 406 407 407A 409 4 1I 4 12 4 18 4 19 42 1 422 423 424 427 428 429 430 43 1 432 433 434 435 436 440 44 1 442 444 446 447 448 449 450 45 1 452 455 456 457 458 459 460 46 1 462 463 464 469 472 474 477 478 479 480

550 525 225 380 700 250 IOOO 736 150 90 385 145 100 550 310 200 550 120 11 0 90 175 150 180 85 60 370 140 200 130 320 500 2400 170 160 800 150 160 350 2000 500 550 800 375 80 100 185 80 210 70 90 200 100 300 225

48 1 483 485 489 490 49 1 493 494 495 496 500 503 506 5 11 5 12 5 13 5 16 520 522 523 524 526 528 529 53 1 531A 5321l 533 534 535 544 547 549 550 553 554 555 555A 5551l 557 558 560 56 1 566 567 568

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222 223 224 225 226 227 228 230 233 234 235 237 239 240 24 1 243 245 246 248 25 1 254 257 258 259 263 266 27 1 275 276 277 278 279 280 282 284 291 292 294 295 297 298 300 302 303 304 305 306 3 10 3 12 3 16 3 17 3 19

Prices Realised , Art Sale 2 12, 2nd Ap ril 1998 Lot 1000 100 1 1002 1003 1005 1010 10 13 10 15 10 16 10 18 10 19 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 1025 1026 1027 1028 1030 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037

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3250 4500 1400 1000 1000 15000 3000 8000 8000 18000 25000 8500 10000 5500 8500 3000 3000 2500 1200 2000 2000 4000 2000 1750 400 4000 2600

1038 1039 104 1 1043 1052 1053 1054 Hi55 1056 1058 1059 1060 1062 1063 1066 1069 1070 1072 1075 1077 1080 108 1 1083 1088 1089 1090 109 1

3000 5000 5400 800 7700 1750 6000 3000 1800 2000 2500 500 600 2200 1750 2300 4000 2600 600 2700 2250 400 2250 11 00 300 550 300

1093 1094 1095 1096 1099 11 02 I 104 11 06 1111 111 5 111 7 111 9 11 20 11 22 11 23 11 24 11 26 11 27 11 28 11 30 11 32 11 33 11 34 11 35 11 36 11 38 11 39

1950 750 550 550 300 3 100 1600 1000 1500 600 1500 1300 650 600 550 450 900 650 500 600 600 500 300 900 175 200 250

1143 1147 11 48 11 49 11 50 11 5 1 115 1A 11 53 11 54 11 56 11 57 11 58 I 159 11 6 1 11 62 11 63 11 64 1165 11 66 I 167 1168 11 68C 11 680 11 70 11 7 1 I 173 11 76

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1206 1207 1208 1209 12 10 12 11 12 12 12 15 12 17 12 18 12 19 1220 122 1 1223 1224 1225 1226 1227 1228 123 1 1232 1233 1235 1236

450 350 250 240 280 150 150 850 550 350 200 250 200 550 225 100 50 400 400 250 300 100 150 200

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Index of Artsists for sale 214, Thursday 25th June Anderson, C Scarborough Aris, Bernard Arstenius, Paul Attwood ,Thomas Reginald

904 853 806 839

Baillie,John Denzil Baker,William George Barker, David Birdsall, H. H. Birket-Foster, Myles (after) Blair, Phillipa Blomfield, Charles Boehnke, Heinz Bollard, William Allen Brees, Samuel Charles Brown, Nigel de Bruin, C.

856 852 837 811 905 832 765, 781-784, 849 866 881 , 897 767 744 796

Carlton, Rix Clairmont, Philip Clark, Hilary Cleavin, Barry Coe, J. Bowkett Coles, P Cotton , Shane Crichton,John Cross, Mark

860 771 900 888 733 794 734 854, 855 833

Dashper,Julian Davis,W Deans,Austin

826,835 803 840

Edwards, Victoria Ellis, Robert English School 19th Century Evans,Jane Eyley, Claudia Pond

865 770 809 746 864

Fletcher, Edwin Fletcher, Blythe Flint, Russel Foggie, Neil Fomison,Tony Fumpston, Rodney

788 859 808, 903 805 759 874,875

Gerold,). Goldie, Charles Frederick Gopas , Rudolph Gully,John

802 763 , 764 745 780

Hansen, Muying Harris, Jeffrey Harvey, Bruce Hassell, Ken Hockney, David Holt, H. Hotere, Ralph Hoyte,John Barr Clarke Hughes, Edward

902 823-825 871 879 789, 790 906 750-755 845 786

Ireland,Thomas Taylor

792

Jackson , Russell M. Kirkwood , Henry William Kokert,Julius

880 844 787

de Latour,T /Robinson , P de Latour, To9-y Leslie, Charles Lindauer, Gottfried

740 741 , 742 800 760-762

Maclennan, Stewart Bell Madden,John McIntosh Maddox,Allen Marie,}. Markham, Sue McCahon, Colin McCracken, Francis McIntyre, Peter McLeod, Robert Moll, Evert Morg Barbara de

778 883 772, 773 810 838 756-758 766 747 834 907 868

Nairn,James McLachlen N Z School Early 20th C N Z School 19th C

882 898 899

Palmer, Stanly Palmer, Sutton Papas,John Paton Noel Joseph Payne, David J. Perkins, Christopher Perrett,John Douglas Pick, Seraphine Pickmere,Alison

887 793 873 908 861-863 777 843 , 869, 884, 896 738, 739 886

Randerson , Glenda Rawort, William Henry Renoir, Pierre Auguste Richardson, Gwenyth Ritchie, Ross Robinson , Peter Ryland , Henry

889 850 812-814 877 743 735-737 785

Saint-John, Edwin Salvi, G. Sauerbier, Peter Savage, Cedric Schoon,Theo Scott, Ian Shepherd , Michael Smith, Katie Smither, Michael Speedy,John Steele, Louis John Stichbury, I.R. Street,A. Sutton, Bill

795 909 728-732 846 701-711 , 713-727 828-831 815-821 876 872 858 847 867 799 779

Tapper, Garth Thompson, Sydney Lough Tricker, Garry Trusttum, Philip Turner, G. Turner, Denis Knight

748, 749 827 890-893 774, 775 910 878

Unknown Artist 19th C Unknown Artist 20th C

791 , 797,801 , 804,807 798,917

Wallers, Peter Walsh,Alfred Wilson Walters, Gordon Warrell , Gary Weeks,John White, Robin White,Jonathon Willerant,V Williams, Peter Wilson, Lawrence William Wooldridge, Ray Woollaston, Toss Wright, Frank

901 848 712 , 885 870 776, 836 822 851 894, 895 857 842 911-916 768, 769 841

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