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10. No person purchasing any item which falls within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled to take possession of the item unless and until such person has produced to Webb's a license under the appropriate Act. 11. If a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Webb's shall without further notice to the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies:
(h) To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Webb's towards any money owing to Webb's in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of, or restriction placed upon, such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied. 12. Bidders deemed principals. All bidders shall be held personally and solely liable for all obligations arising from any bid, including both 'telephone' and 'absentee bids'. Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must
(a) To issue proceedings against the purchaser
obtain written authority to so do from Webb's
for damages for breach of contract
ru:iill to bidding.
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9. No goods are to be removed while selling is in progress. Receipted invoices must be produced prior to delivery of any lot. The
purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of all money due.
auctioneers reserve the right to request identification in the case of any purchaser not known to Webb's who pays by cheque. Credit cards will not be accepted as means of
(g) To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb's
payment.
remains unpaid under this contract.
or its vendor. Webb's shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any money
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Telephone Bids Webb's will use its best endeavours to take telephone bids from buyers who have made proper arrangements prior to the sale. Because this method cannot be entirely free from the risk of communication cutotf Webb's cannot be responsible for losses arising from missed bids. Telephone bidding is not available on lots with a low estimate below $500. Catalogues Catalogues can be obtained on annual subscription or from our saleroom. Presale Estimates Presale estimates are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale. Webb's staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure.
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Storm-wrack and murdered trees Eric Lee Johnson could be desribed as the renaissance man of mid-century New Zealand art. Although he lived mostly in the far reaches of Northland , Lee Johnson was a major painter, innovative photographer and both editor and designer of the 1950 and 1951 New Zealand Art Yearbooks. His fascination with the messy foreground of New Zealand landscape , rather than the majestic , distant view, led to a some spirited attacks - and defences. In the 1945 Arts Yearbook his watercolour
Out of the Swing of the Sea 1945 (Auckland Art Gallery collection) was reproduced with the following text: Should painters provide us with escape, and show us only the shining, morning face of the world? Or shall we expect that in a tortured age some rumours of disaster may reach even New Zealand? Lee Johnson paints because he must, and lives by what he paints. Thus a willing poverty is added to the insecurity of his uncertain health. But from this vantage point he is free to translate elemental experience into pictures. His storm-wrack and murdered trees, his jetsam and charred timber bring us no home comforts; they are accurately observed phenomena of our country, but they are also ancestral voices prophesying war. Eric Lee Johnson (1908-1993) Night of Storm cl945 oil on board Lot 46
This large painting shows Eric Lee Johnson's consummate skill as well as his intensely felt response to New Zealand realities. In 1947 he wrote ' Most people when thay are beachcombing have the habit of picking up sea-worn shells, coloured stones , and strangely-shaped bits of driftwood. I am no exception ... To be asked to explain these paintings always surprises me. Can it be that all those people who pick up the same sorts of things themselves do not really take in the shapes, textures and colours of the objects they find?'
Webb's is delighted to include in this sale, for the first time, a work by major Australian artist lmants Tillers. (lot 67) Tillers is represented in most important New Zealand collections. His paintings in the 1980s were re-made composites of images he found in the work of other artists; an appropriation which he presented as tribute, enquiry and transformation. Jenny Harper was curator of a large exhibition of his work in 1989 at the National Art Gallery's Shed 11. Here are some excerpts from an interview between Tillers and Harper published that year in Art
New Zealand 51.
JH
You're aware that in a number of countries, including New
Zealand and Australia, it is now more problematic for Western artists to be 'influenced by' the art of indigenous people. It may be seen as
,elfreyHarr
further evidence of colonisation by the dominant culture.
ihePnS1JnE ~loncanva
IT I don't think I'm at all influenced by aboriginal art or Maori
fveiyS-0/J/ I
art for that matter ... It is not so much a question of influence
~loncanVc
as of the circulation and availability of images. For me, images circulating in the printed media are like signifiers detached from their referents and all such signifiers are equally available for my work whether they originate from Michael Nelson Tjakamarra, Georg Baselitz or Colin McCahon. My creative process is not based on logic nor informed by theory or ideology - I'm more interested in coincidences and in juxtapositions of images which arise through contingencies (aesthetic, practical, economic or personal) that I can't anticipate. Often it's a process of hybridislmants Tillers
The Walk in Darkness
ation and not appropriation as reproduction as in the work of an
gouache and synthetic paint on twenty four
artist like Sherry Levine ... No matter what images I 'appropriate'
canvas boards
they are significantly transformed when they enter my body of
Lot 67
work and they take on certain stylistic features which are common to my own works.
JH
Can you comment further on the degree to which you are
consciously paying homage to Colin McCahon in your current work? IT It is certainly important for me to believe that one can produce a major statement of significance beyond its local context (as I believe McCahon has) from a culturally isolated geographical
In
location like Australia or New Zealand. And to me McCahon
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provides a superior role model to any of his Australian peers.
of the r
JH Perhaps it is apposite to finish with the quotation which you drew
Phrase
to my attention some time ago ... "There is no end to the poetry of the
Mccahc
beautiful'. (Arnold Biicklin, 1849).
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has Wri'
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An Art of Difficult Beauty / Like Tears in Rain
r the first time.,
In June 1985 the Auckland City Art Gallery opened an exhibition by Jeffrey Harris,
(lot 67) oilers
New Paintings. The exhibition included 'Every Soul is a Circus' (Lot 73) and the
collections. 1
catalogue essay by Louise Wilton , titled 'An Art of Difficult Beauty' opened with the
osites of 1m··,,,
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following paragraph :
priation which
in. Jenny Haw
Paintings of humans in their characteristic environs don't just say 'this is what
1989 at t
we look like', but also, importantly 'this is what we are '. The most notable feature
excerpts lrom ,.
of the paintings of Jeffrey Harris is that this intelligen ce is tragic: we are each
dthat year in Ar
of us a Hamlet or an Ophelia, and our lives are similarly shot through with the
i in
deserts of our flawed deliberations. But clearly for Harris the most beautiful hero, or heroine, is the tragic one, and it is to the dreadful but tremendous entanglements
is, including New
in the weft and warp of humanity that the Harris canvas is addressed.
for Western allis/s
It may be seen as
culture.
Jeffrey Harris (born 1949) The Prisoner of Love 1982
oil on canvas Lot 73 Every Soul is a Circus 1984
;lion of influence
oil on canvas Lot 75
IS detached from
emerged as one of New Zealand 's most interesting painters , his works blistering with colour, his figures communi cating powerful , confusing emotions. With Milan
ginal art or Marni . For me, images
Working from Dunedin where he had been painting full-time since 1970, Harris had
Mrkusi ch, Harris had been selected by Dr Gene Baro to show in the prestigious Carnegie Institute Biennale which opened in Pittsburgh in 1982, and that year he travelled t o the USA and Europe for the first time.
I available form)
Writing about the same group of works in Art New Zealand (No 37, Summer 1985)
Ison Tjakamarra,
Ian Wedde titled his piece ' Like Tears in Rain' a quote from the final moments of
e process 1s not
the movie Blade Runner. Wedde teases out the ways in which Harris draws on the
ilogy - I'm more
most lurid excesses of romantic melodrama yet arrrives at sophisticated cultural
of images whicn
commentary. These two paintings are the work of a mature artist, confident of his
:al, economic or
abilities and after almost twenty years they are still surprising , still memorable and
,cess of hybridis-
intensely contemporary.
nthe work of an
is I 'appropriate'
nter my body of Colin McCahon (1919 - 1987)
Iich arecommon
Can You Hear Me St Francis 1969
acrylic on three hardboard panels Lot 59
i
which you are
iur current work/
A tribute and an appeal
,ne can produce al context (as 1
id geographical
This three-part painting by Colin McCahon was given by the artist to the New Zealand poet Peter Hooper. It is an acknowledgement
, me McCahon
of the poet's importance to McCahon as an inspired thinker and as a source of words with which to make paintings. The
·alian peers.
phrase 'Can you hear me Saint Francis?' appears in several of McCahon's works . It seems to encapsulate the frustration
which you drew
fhe poetry of the
McCahon felt at human inhumanity to each other, to creatures in the natural world, and to the environment. He addressed the work 'To Peter Hooper, poet of grace and truth ' . Gordon H. Brown, distinguished art historian and McCahon 's biographer, has written an essay on this sombre and haunting work. (see page 34)
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Celebrating Clarice Cliff For our last decorative arts sale, Webb's used the internet to inform Clarice Cliff collectors all over the world of two very fine and rare Caravan Pattern vases on offer. The resulting frenzy of interest led to an auction at which seven international phone bidders competed for the vases. They eventually sold for $30,000 and $36,000, astonishing and delighting the vendor. Clarice Cliff is now a legend in the world of fine ceramics, but she began work as a thirteen year old Staffordshire girl, painting freehand designs at a local pottery. Her talents were quickly acknowledged and at 16 she spent a year at the Burslem Schoo l of Art, followed by a year studying sculpture at the Royal College of Art. She then went to work for the firm of A. J. Wilkinson , and its subsidiary the Newport Pottery, where she remained for for the next two
rwoAntiq1
decades, eventually becoming Art Director, and marrying her boss , Colley Shorter. During the 1920s Clarice Cliff painted Tibetan ware ; large jars with floral designs in gold and
The Napier
bright colours. She also transferred onto pottery designs by distinguished artists like Paul Nash
Guides hav1
and Laura Knight. A trade fair in 1928 was the catalyst for her first foray into offering her own
fundsthrou1 fortheirorg,
designs to the market. She painted over 700 pieces and these proved so popular that by 1929 the whole factory was switched to producing her Bizarre ware.
crowd at N
number oft
Sold in Apri l for $36,000
Clarice Cliff's style is characterised by combinations of bright colours : orange, blue, purple and green, or black, yellow, orange and red. Her pieces are often angular in shape and strongly art
road shoW! De,ereaux
tneyarenO\
deco in style .
numerous,
The A. J. Wilkinson factory was commandeered by the Ministry of Supply at the beginning of World War 11. After the war, the market had changed and production of Clarice Cliff's designs was not resumed . But that brief decade had ensured an extraordinary richness of contemporary ceram ics which Lot 768
continue to fascinate and bring delight to co llectors today. More than 20 items of Clarice Cliff ware are included in this catalogue . A particularly rare vase is decorated in the Sunray pattern of stylised skyscrapers, a rising sun, and a star. Sunray was produced for only a brief period in 1929 and 1930. The design sits particularly wel I on this shape, which was once known as Archaic, and was inspired by architectural co lumn s illustrated in Owen Jones's book The Grammar
of Ornament. Lot 768 Lot 769
Another similarly rare piece is a jardiniere decorated with the Sliced
Circle design. Produced in the same years as the Sunray pattern , this
As an a& Sotheby's
jardiniere was originally marketed under the name of Dover. The simple
acollectio
shape allows the design elements to be seen clearly. Lot 769
andmulti1
A late entry, arriving just as the catalogue was going to print, is a further
here is Ri1 anestim,
example of the very rare Caravan Pattern. Quite extraordinary that this
James RO!
should be the third piece to turn up at Webb's when internationally, less than twenty examples of thi s pattern have been recorded. This time the design is
Lot 779
illustratior Sold in April for $30 ,000
applied to an Athens jug. Lot 779. Once again, Webb 's expects to receive
areinclu1 images p1
strong interest from overseas dealers and col lectors.
World \'/a so hebl'S.
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Webb's in China Earlier this year Webb's had an approach from the Auckland-
llectors all
based family of a Cantonese dealer in antiques and collectable
gfrenzy ol
furniture. The dealer proposed sending to Webb's for auction, a
✓ases. Tne1
container of Ming and Ch'ing period furniture and ceramics, as well as reproduction Chinese furniture and decorative items made between 1880 and 1940. As a result of this approach, early in April, James Parkinson flew
, as athirteen
to Canton to appraise the collection, visiting the dealer's many
1ts were quiet-
warehouses and advising on pieces suitable for the New Zealand
owed by ayear
market. James was well looked after by his host who, when he
efirm of A. l
discovered that James was a good golfer, insisted on some advice
ir the next two
on improving his swing, from the rooftop of his high-rise apartment.
ter.
Two Antiques Road Shows for Charities
A collection of 400 pieces of furniture and decorative items in lacquer, porcelain and bronze will now be shipped to Auckland
gns in gold and
The Napier Art Gallery and Museum and the Remuera Girl
where they wi ll be auctioned by Webb's in August. There will be
slike Paul Nasn
Guides have both enlisted the help of Webb's experts to raise
a special preview for the sale . Enquiries to James Parkinson 529
funds through Antiques Road Shows. Both were great successes
5608 or (021) 608608.
offering her own
lar that by 1929
for their organisers and the picture shows a section of the waiting crowd at Napier. Unfortunately Webb's has had to limit the number of these requests it accepts as the staff who attend the
blue, purple and and strongly arl
road shows - James Parkinson, James Hogan , Christopher Devereaux and Sophie Coupland - all donate their time and they are now fully extended with existing commitments including numerous auctions for charitable causes.
the beginning o! James Parkinson with his Chinese hosts
Webbs Cafe to open ci
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Sotheby's specialist online auction which begins on June 20th, and multiples, the property of an Auckland collector. Illustrated here is Richard Hamilton's work Ouchamp's Glass which has an estimate of US$10-15,000. Other artists are Jim Dine, James Rosenquist, Claes Oldenberg and David Hackney, whose illustrations for Grimm's Fairy Tales, bound in one folio volume are included. Also Henry Moore 's Shelter lithographs with images prompted by scenes in London's bomb shelters during World War 11. For further information on the collection and sothebys .com , contact Webb's art department.
will
be
this catalogue goes to press. The Cafe has been leased to Peter
a collection of important British and American 'Pop Art' prints
sunny
corner Cafe in our
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As an associate of Sothebys.com Webb's has included in
announce the
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sothebys.com
Webb's are delight-
ro
Devantier,
who previously managed the superb Longchamp restaurant at the former Regent Hotel. Longchamp was one of the most sophisticated places to eat in Auckland, with splendid food and service and memorable paintings by Pauline Thompson on its walls. Peter is extremely experienced in all areas of food and hospitality and we look forward to enjoying fine food and excellent coffee in his new establishment.
ONE Mrs Dayle Mace, Mrs Erika Congreve, Peter Webb, Dr Robin Congreve TWO Mr Murray Smith and Mr Gary Langsford THREE Mr Donald Trott, Mr Rod Tombleson, Mr John Mains and Mr Ga ry Stack FOUR Mr Scott Ashton and Mrs Dayle Mace FIVE Mr Gus Fisher and Mrs Rene Fisher SIX Peter and Ann Webb SEVEN Christopher Deverea ux and Mr Errol Clark EIGHT Mr Ivan Anthony, Mr Denys Watkins and Ms Jenny Todd NINE Sophie Coupland and Ms Sue Chetwin TEN Ms Kathy Cunningham, Mrs Val Robertson and Mr John Robertson
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Webb's re-opening party On Thursday April 29th Webb's new glass doors opened to welcome more than 500 people to a champagne preview party. The spaces were crowded with excited friends and customers of Webb's who admired the new galleries, while viewing the three-day sale of fine paintings, jewellery and decorative arts. After all the upheaval and mess of refurbishment, some of the widest smiles were seen on the faces of Webb's own staff. The photographs show some of the merrymakers.
ELEVEN Peter Webb, Mr John Wigglesworth and Mrs Sondra Wigglesworth TWELVE Mr Barry Tietjens, Mr Mark Sainsbury and Mrs Jan Tietjens THIRTEEN Ms Nichola Guiness, Sophie Coupland and Mr Murray Rose FOURTEEN Ms Jillan De Beer, Mr Rendall McIntosh and Mr John Mains FIFTEEN Mr Peter Shaw, Mr Richard Matthews and Mrs Mary Dixon SIXTEEN Webb's most senior customer, nonagenarian, Mr Allen Firth with Ms Linda Bailey SEVENTEEN Ms Anah Dunsheath, Ms Jill
John and Dr Rosie Horrocks EIGHTEEN Mr Michael Bulgaris
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The Art Sale The first sale held in Webb's refurbished Galleries lived up to all our expectations .
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A number of new records were set, including that for the highest sale tota l, $3,200,000. Gordon Walters' Tirangi II koru painting (A) reached $380,000, more than $30,000 above the top estimate. Such paintings rarely become available for sale and this beautiful work was in perfect condition. The disappointed under bidder, who had
I A
travelled from the south for the sale, gave instructions that Webb's should find him "another one". We will try. The same bidder was thwarted in his attempt to buy Pat Hanly's Girl Asleep 14 (B), which passed its top estimate of $75,000, reaching $95,000. A record price
fo r a work by this popular artist, but a disappointing evening for one client. Bidding for the catalogue's cover painting by Bill Hammond The Quik and The Ded (C) stopped just below the lower estimate, but the work sold immediately afterwards for $95,000. Th e art sale began with a press-moulded dish by Len Castle, decorated by Theo Schoon (D) with impressed abstract motifs. This flew past its estimate and fetched $4,000; an astonishing increase over the previous highest price of $800 for a similar dish by these artists. This price, along with the $10,000 paid in Dececmber last for Ann Robinson 's cast glass Ice Bowl, demonstrates increasing buyer interest in classic New Zealand ceramics and glass.
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going, going, A watercolour by Colin McCahon, Monuments to Te Whiti and to Tahu (El, which had been shown in the City Gallery, Wellington's recent exhibition Parihaka: The
Art of Passive Resistance reached $180,000; a 1977 work by Ralph Hotere made $100,000 and a diptych by Philip Clairmont and a large oil by Allan Maddox, ($29,000) both sold above estimates . Most of these works achieved auction records for comparab le works by the art ists . Among the works of nineteenth century New Zealand art Charles Blomfield's large oil Waitakere Bush View (F) made top price of $43,000. St Stephen's Chapel,
Parnell (G), a watercolour by John Kinder reached $36,000 and J.B. C. Hoyte's The Golden Crown Stamper Battery, Thames (H) sold for $37,000. These last two, relatively small watercolours, demonstrated once again the strong demand for early works with good historical interest.
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Spectacular Jewellery Sale
1our expectations
In total, this sale made well over half a million dollars, and more than seventy per-
iighest sale tota cent of the items were sold. Christopher Devereaux noted that, as in previous sa les, buyers showed the greatest interest in large diamonds, fine time-pieces and art
nore than $30,00J
deco influenced jewellery. The evening's premier diamond, a heart-shaped 4 .4 carat
e for saleand lh;
stone surrounded by rubies (Kl reached $55 ,000. Another diamond pendant (I), of
,r bidder, who hai
twice the carat weight but of a lesser colour, sold for $35,000 . Just a few days after
b's should find h·
the sale, however, the new owners suffered a burglary and the pendant was stolen. Fortunately they had insured the piece immediately after purchase and were able to supply the replacement valuation and gemological report which Webb's provides free
i's Girl Asleep14
of charge to all purchasers of major pieces. A substantial reward is being offered for
JOO. Arecord pm
this pendant. Please watch out for it.
one client. Bidd •g
: and The Ded 11.
The ruby and diamond ring (L) made $22 ,500. An exquisite enamel, pearl and dia-
nediately atterward;
mond watch with chatelaine (J) reached the top estimate of $9,500. (10% buyer's premium should be added to all the above prices)
decorated by nee stimate and lelchei
A Record Decorative Arts Sale
if $800 for asim, ,,
The evening's sale total of $494,000 was a record for the department. Besides the
1 Dececmber lasl !&
Clarice Cliff pieces mentioned on page 8 in this catalogue, other it ems attracted
1er interest mclassc
international bidding and achieved excellent prices for their owners . A superb art
deco gilt-bronze and ivory figure of a dancer by Demetre Chiparus (M), 29cm in height, made $30 ,000, $6 ,000 more than its top estimate , and another larger Chiparus figure, also a dancer (N), height 57cm, realized the same price. A Tudric
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pewter and enamel clock (0) designed by Archiba ld Knox, reached an outstanding
m
$18,000 against estimates of $3000-$4000 . The Satsuma vase painted by Kinkozan (P) also doubled its top estimate and sold for $12,000. ( Thel0% buyer's premium should be added to all the above prices)
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SALE
HIGHLIGHTS
The September Sale
i to Tahu (El, which
The big three day Spring sale of fine paintings, jewellery and decorative arts
tion Parihaka: fhe
is well established as one of the best sales of each year. Webb's expects an
irk by Ralph Holere
outstanding catalogue for this year's sale with a number of major works and
oil by Allan Maddoi
collections already promised.
eved auction rec~is
Call now to ensure having pieces included in the catalogue that goes to print at the end of August.
les Blomfield's large
Stephen's Chapel,
an d J·B·
C. Ho~e·s
$37,000. These 1as:
estrong
demand f~
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Fine Paintings Day One Tuesday 26th June 2001 6.30pm
6.30PM
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Lots 1 - 116
Fine New Zealand Paintings & Prints
Lots 117 - 131
Photography
Lots 117 - 131
Foreign Paintings .
Lots 132 - 247
Further New Zealand Paintings
VIEWING Thursday
21
June
9.00am
-
5.30pm
Friday
22
June
9.00am
-
5.30pm
Saturday
23
June
11.00am
-
3.00pm
Sunday
24
June
11.00am
-
3.00pm
Monday
25
June
9.00am
-
5.30pm
Tuesday
26
June
by appointment only
ILLUSTRATED
Lot 1
LEFT
Bill Hammond, Untitled, lithograph
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Day One Fine New Zealand Paintings
12
Ralph Ho' Red
Bill Hammond Untitled (Birds and Horse) lithograph, edition 15/30 signed and dated 2000 750 x 565mm $2000-2500 see illustration page 14
7 Pat Hanly Torso G screenprint 2/20 t itle inscribed , signed and dated 1985
650 x 560mm $1800-2500
lithograph 1
title inscribe
)60 X 560n 12000-300
13 Ralph Ho Green
ithograph;
2 Bill Hammond Untitled (Bird's Heads) lithograph , edition 29/30 signed and dated 2000 540 x 720mm $1300-1500 3 Bill Hammond Playing the Drums lithograph, editi on 7/25 t itle inscribed , signed and dated 1988
493 x 364mm $750-900 4 Robin Wh ite Harbour Cone from Portobello screenpri nt 39/50 tit le inscri bed , signed and dated Jan '73 365 x 227 mm
$500-1000
5 Gordon Walters Maha screenprint 20/ 50 title inscribed and signed
375 x 227mm $600-1200
6 Richard Killeen Tropical Pattern
screenprint 33/50 tit le inscribed, signed and dated 1978 340 x 335mm $500-700
8 Tony Fomison These Images are Mine, These Images are Not Mine, They Belong to my Country a folio of 12 Muka Studio lithographs plus cover sheet which incorporates a photograph of Fom ison drawing on the stone
title mscrib
at the Muka Studio each title inscribed, numbered and signed 325 x 470mm sheet size $4000-6000
Female Frg
9 Ralph Hotere Black Window Iithograph 11/30 tit le inscribed, signed and dated 1998 715 x 585mm $1800-3000
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)60 X5601 $1800-25( 14
Ralph He
inkdrawin1
sgned and
320 X255 1800-160
Pat Han
Bouquet /1
1treenp11n t1tie1nscri
760x 561 11800-2( 16
10 Ra lph Hot ere Nineteen Ninety I ithograph 7/20 title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 810 x 650mm $1800-3000
11 Ralph Hotere Aramoana Artist's Proof signed and inscribed Port Chalmers 780 x 560mm $1800-3000
Pat Har
Summeri
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760x 56 H800-2
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12 Ralph Hotere Red Iithograph 19/20 title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 760 x 560mm $2000-3000
18 Pat Hanly Bouquet to all Women screenprint 5/12 title inscribed , signed and dated 1993 760 x 560mm $500-800
13 Ralph Hotere Green I ithograph 20/22 title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 760 x 560mm $1800-2500
19 Pat Hanly Dawn, Mt Eden screenprint 7/25 title inscribed, signed and dated 197 4 530 x 530mm $1800-2500
14 Ralph Hotere Female Figure Study ink drawing signed and dated 1970 320 x 255mm $800-1600
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15 Pat Hanly Bouquet to all Women screenpri nt 16/30 title inscribed , signed and dated 1993 760 x 560mm $1800-2500 16 Pat Hanly Summer Bride and Groom screenprint 5/19 title inscribed , signed and dated 1990 760 x 560mm $1800-2500 17 Pat Hanly Observing the Beautiful screenprint 5/18 title inscribed, signed and dated 1988 760 x 580mm $1800-2500
Michael Smither Eighteen Views of Paratutu, Taranaki screenprint 1976 590 x 665mm $600-800 21 Don Binney Swoop of the Kotare, Wainamu screenprint 11/175 title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 645 x 470mm $1800-2500 22 Philip Clairmont Hiroshima - man Amour hand coloured linocut title inscribed , signed with initials and dated 1979 and inscribed Linocut illustration for book on same subject 330 x 200mm $800-1000
23 Michael Shepherd Untitled Painting oi I on ea nvas signed and dated 1979 1150 x 200mm $1000-2000
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600 X 500 $2500-40
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25 Philip . . . Cl a1rmont Still Life with Ob1ects . woodcut 6/15 title . 1 195inscrib ed ' signed x 800mm an d dated 1980
$5000-7000 see illustration ab ave
26 Peter Siddell Karekare Beach watercolour
~i;;ed and dated 1985 x 200mm $3000-5000 see illustration left
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27 Philip Clairmont New Images, a Variety of Media
Artwork for an advertising poster, Denis Cohn Gallery 1980 indian ink and acrylic on paper signed 600 x 500mm $2500-4000 see illustration below
28 Allen Maddox Blue Grid acrylic on paper 350 x 275mm $2000-3000 see illustration upper right
29 Richard Killeen Insects watercolour signed and dated 25.5 .79 560 x 380mm $1500-2500 see illustration lower right 28
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31 Michael Smither Taranaki 22 title inscribed, signed with initials and dated 1971 verso
oil on cam s1gnedanc 400 X 60(
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150 x 150mm $1000-2000
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Philip Clairmont
Jive
Portrait of Rachael
oil on board signed and dated 1961 ; title inscribed and signed verso 495 x 495mm $2500-3500
ink and pastel on paper signed with initials and dated 1980 740 x 710mm $3000-5000
see illustration above
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34 Gretchen Albrecht Garden waterco lou r tit le inscribed, signed wi t h init ia ls and dated 1970 750 x 547mm $4000-5000 see illustration right
35 Seraphine Pick Waiting oil on canvas signed and dated 1999; tit le inscribed 400 x 600 mm $3000-4000 see illustration lower left
36 Tony de Latour Unspoken Inventory oi l on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 200 x 300mm $ 1000- 1400 see illustration lower right
37 Pat Hanly Bouquet to all women co ll age drawi ng title inscribed , signed and dated 93/94 1320 x 935mm $4500-6000
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signed and dated 1997
40 Bill Ha Islands watercol titleins,
350 x 460mm $10,000-13,000 see illustration above
745 X j
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oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1968 and inscribed 5 verso
360 x 255mm $25,000-35,000 see illustration right and front cover 39
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40 B ill Hammond Islands of Despair watercolour and acrylic on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1991 745 x 1040mm
$28,000-35,000 see illustration above
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41 H. Grant Lloyd Lake Tarawera, New Zealand watercolour title inscribed , signed and dated 1881 380 x 520mm $5000-7000 see illustration upper left
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42 Edward Fristrom Landscape, Mahurangi Heads oil on board signed; title inscribed verso 250 x 335mm $8000-12, 000 see illustration mid left
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43 Charles Decimus Barraud The Rangitiki River watercolour signed and dated 1867 300 x 490mm $4000-6000 see illustration lower left
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oil on board circa 1945 signed 900 x 1200mm Refer: In Focus page 5 $20 ,000-30,000 see illustration above
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340 X5 $10,001 see ii/us
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47 Robert Nettleton Field Mt Eden from Cornwall Park
oil on board signed with monogram together with an envelope postdated 1965 addressed to the vendor of this painting containing the artist 's business card and a receipt dated 7/ 12/65 for the sum of thirty-five guineas; inscribed verso , 'p.s. Painting taken from just inside the gates of Cornwall Park, Auckland. Glad you like it. Many thanks. R.N. Field' 340 x 590mm $10 ,000-15 ,000 see illustration above
48 Captain Richard Aldworth Oliver R.N. Maori Girl in a Red Blanket
watercolour inscribed lhawera 360 x 255mm $9000-12,000 see illustration right 48
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50 Charles Nathaniel Worsley
Pukekura Park, New Plymouth
In a Queenstown Garden, Lake Wakatipu
oil on canvas on board signed and dated 1904
waterco lour signed; tit le inscribed on origina l H. Fisher & Son label verso
330 x 590mm
365 x 550mm
$10, 000-15, 000
$6000-9000
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51 Pat H a nly Flower, Pot, Table oi I and enamel on board signed and dated 1972, inscribed Energy Series, signed and dated 1972 verso 445 x 445mm $10,000-15,000 see illustration above
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52 Ralph Hotere Drawing for a Black Window acrylic on paper title inscribed, signed and dated Port Chalmers 1981 560 x 380mm $15,000-20,000 see illustration upper left
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title insc
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53 Ralph Hotere Drawing for a Tin Roof, Aramoana Painting acrylic, metalic paint, pencil and ink on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 8.80 400 x 365mm $8000-14,000 see illustration lower left
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1981
watercolour and acry lic on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 17-9-80 700 x 505mm $16,000-19 ,000 see illustration upper right
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56 Ralph Hotere Song Cycle watercolour and acrylic on paper signed and dated '75; inscribed verso When we touch Forests enter our bodies The dark wind shakes the branch The dark branch shakes the wind, The wind I, Bil l Manhire A wind goes out over the fields A shadow grows where I touch you What is this distance? Whose hand is quietly waving, The Wind II, Bill Manhire
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57 Colin McCahon Small Landscape with a Road ename l on board signed and dated 1966; title inscribed , signed and dated Jan Oct : '66
295 x 295mm $25,000-35,000 see illustration above
460 X 61 $25,00(
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58 Colin McCahon Necessary Protection charcoal on paper title inscribed, signed and dated Oct 71 Muriwai
460 x 600mm $25 ,000-35,000 see illustration above
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59 Colin McCahon Can you hear me St Francis This three panel 'word' painting comes from one of those periods of intense activity in McCahon's life when his creative energy pushed his work ahead of what most of his supporters could fully grasp . Even McCahon, late in 1969, momentarily wondered if he was breaching the boundaries of artistic acceptability. After his leisurely recollection of the North Otago landscapes in 1967 McCahon's work slowly gathered pace to reach the spiritual tremors of the Central Plateau in his Easter Landscapes of 1968. Then the darker tempo of his landscapes temporarily relaxed until confronted by the challenge presented in September 1968 by the eight Visible Mysteries. This series not only set the pace for 1969 , but firmly re-established his disposition for paintings seasoned with thoughtful and often evocative texts. As fortune can prearrange things, 1969 was the year in which McCahon acquired three books that were to change the drift of his work. The first was Matire Kereama's The Tail of the Fish, then his wife's gift of The New English Bible. Later on that year, John Caselberg sent to him through the post , Journey Towards an Elegy and other poems by Peter Hooper. Each book was enthusiasticall y greeted by McCahon as an acquisition to be treasured. Each possessed texts fitting enough to capture a painting with words that could blow like the wind through the mind . As the months of 1969 passed, there came from McCahon a flow of 'word ' paintings that culminated in the two large works, Practical Religion: the resurrection of Lazarus showing Mount Martha and Victory over Death 2 , plus the four other word paintings shown at the same time in March 1970 at the Barry Lett Galleries. As is clearly stated on the middle panel of Can you hear me St Francis, McCahon expressly painted this work for Peter Hooper in June 1969. There is admiration in his dedication : " For Peter Hooper, poet of Grace and Truth." It is a painting that resulted from McCahon's spontaneous reaction to reading Hooper's poems, especially his captivation with the section of the book headed "Notes in the Margin " . There is every reason to believe that this three-piece painting is the first in which McCahon was moved to transplant a poem by Hooper into one of his paintings . This work follows on from a second group of similar looking word paintings with texts relating to the life of Jesus, and taken from the recently acquired New English Bible. The first set received the collective title, The April Paintings, the second set, The June Paintings. Although Can you hear me St. Francis was painted in June, it is outside The June Paintings series. If Can you hear me St. Francis failed to spawn a similar series , it did become godfather to numerous later works that quoted and requoted a select number of Hooper's poems. A large proportion of these are found among the paper "scrolls" that were to come shortly after in August and September that year. And the words that gave the title to this work , "Can you hear me St Francis?", became a catch phrase that was to echo in many other paintings that owe nothing else to Hooper; paintings such as The Lark's Song, AugustOctober 1969, and an acrylic watercolours from 1972 of a skylandscape with the inscribed title , The Lark's Song: Can you hear
me St Frances?. What of the texts that give to the Can you hear me St Francis triptych its substance? The words that became the work's title stand as the heading for poem IX in the "Notes in the margin" sequence in Hooper's book. These words dominate the first panel. They begin
audibly enough but die to a whisper so that a viewer needs to be close to the work's surface to make out the softly spoken words. This was often the case when conversing with McCahon on intimate matters or when he was contemplating some tricky issue. Then , written in capitals along the bottom of this panel is part of the ninth poem. The quote starts, not from the beginning, but from line three to the end of line seven. I quote these lines in the form as given by th e poet: make a kind of invisible fence about some form of life so it could flourish in its own way By extracting these five lines from a twenty-eight line poem, McCahon is focusing on the generality of these line, ignoring the specific references to hone in on what he quotes in order to give an edge to its universality. Such a selective tactic was not unusual for McCahon. The middle panel gives the entire thirteenth poem, but ignores its title , Poetry is for peasants; a fact McCahon did not always do when later quoting the poem . Again , I use the form the poet gave to his lines: Poetry isn't in my words it's in the direction I'm pointing if you can 't understand that and if you're appalled at the journey stick to the guided tours they issue return tickets. With this poem McCahon felt he could embrace a kindred spirit. These were the sort of words he wou Id have loved to have used in reply to those people who , when in front of one of his paintings , refuse to use their eyes for the purpose of looking, but unthinkingly ask: "But what does it mean? " So it is , that in the third and final panel , McCahon reiterates the thought he saw as the core of the poem , even slightly modifying the wording of one line to emphasise what it was he found frustrating, yet so painfully obvious : "it's the direction I 'm pointing" . Then , as it were, he changed into top gear to ride on growling capital letters. "IF YOU CANT UNDER STAND AND IF YOU ' RE APPALLED ST ICK TO MY GUIDED TOURS. " See how McCahon has again edited the text by removing the line "at the journey" and , with a touch of scepticism, changed the impersonal phrase "the guided tours " to "my guided tours", as if he had clenched one fist and smacked it into the open palm of his other hand to give his message a blunt emphases. In signing these panels McCahon abbreviates his usual initials to C.MC. Gordon H. Brown. Note: On the inter-net open www.mccahon .co .nz record number 00711 and one finds that both the images and the comments concerning what 's written on the face of the works (but not the verso inscriptions) for panels 2 and 3 have been incorrectly reversed .
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59 Colin McCahon Can you hear me St Francis acrylic on three hardboard panels each 298 x 298mm inscribed, signed and dated 1969 298 x 895mm overall complete inscription reads: (Panel 1) Can you hear me St
(Panel 3) it's the direction I'm pointing IF YOU CAN'T UNDER-
Francis - MAKE A KIND OF INVISIBLE FENCE ABOUT SOME FORM OF LIFE so IT COULD FLOUISH sic) IN ITS OWN WAY.
STAND THAT AND IF YOU'RE APPALLED STICK TO THE GUIDED
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First exhibited at the Peter Mcleavey Gallery, Wellington,
pointing - if you can 't understand that if you're appalled at the journey stick to the guided tours THEY ISSUE RETURN TICKETS - FOR PETER HOOPER POET OF GRACE AND TRUTH
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TOURS C. Mc. '69
22 July - 8 August 1969; catalogue no 10 (n.f.s.).
Collections: Peter Hooper, Greymouth; Private Collection, Wellington. Refer: In Focus page 7 $200,000 - 300,000 see illustration above
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60 Colin McCahon Four ink wash on paper
Colin~ AKauri in black
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signed and dated 1958
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630 x 500mm $45,000-65,000
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61 Colin McCahon Looking Towards Sandy Mount, Otago Peninsula watercolour signed and dated 1937; title inscribed signed and dated 1937 verso 275 x 375mm $25 ,000-35 ,000 see illustration above
62 Colin McCahon A Kauri Coffee Table handpainted with plant forms in black and brown 900 x 900 x 510mm A number of similar tables from the Auckland Public Library were decorated by McCahon for use in The Auckland City Art Gallery's first coffee shop when it opened in the mid fifties. $15,000-20,000 see illustration right 62
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63 Louise Henderson March from The Twelve Month
series oil on canvas signed and dated 1987; inscribed , signed and dated 1987 again , verso 2500 x 1500mm Reference: Art New Zealand issue 46, Autumn 1988, p. 77 In the Twelve Month Series " each work distils the spirit , feeling , and essential elements of the month it describes; each has a starting point of the land , nature, or human presence ; and each is carried by consistent energy in the abstraction of form , balance , of colour, rhythmi c interplay of shapes creating passages of movement and flux across areas of stability and permanence .... In March the sun has been darkened by a heavy sky, with described confidently expressive broad brushwork. A tightly-worked arrangement of darkedged shapes press in on the citydwellers. " Elizabeth Grierson. Illustrated: ibid, p.80 $25,000-35,000 see illustration left
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64 M ilan M rkusich Painting Ill, 1972 acrylic on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1972 verso 1726 x 1726mm $45,000-60 ,000 see illustration above
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910 x 1120mm $40 ,000-50,000 see illustration above
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66 John Barr Clarke Hoyte Haururu Falls, Bay of Islands watercolour signed and dated 1909 306 x 415mm $30 ,000-35 ,000 see illustration above
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67 lmants Tillers The Walk in Darkness gouache and synthetic paint on twenty four canvas boards numbered 29979 - 30002
1524 x 1524mm Refer: In Focus page 6 $25,000-35,000 see illustration above
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68 Ralph Hotere Four Self Portraits mixed media and xerox on paper signed and dated 1973; title inscribed 755 x 545mm $3000-5000 see illustration upper right
69 Gordon Walters Untitled Collage signed and dated 1990 and inscribed 12.21 .90, (2) , x424xl91 /4 185 x 153mm $5000-7000 see illustration lower right 68
70 Stephen Bambury Area No. 2 acrylic on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated November 1976, verso 230 x 330mm $4500-5500 see illustration below
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540 x 740mm $20,000-30,000 see illustration above
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73 Jeffrey Harris Every Soul is a Circus oil on canva s signed and dated 1984; title inscribed, signed and dated October/ November 1984 verso
2140 x 1526mm Provenance: Bossard Gallery, Dunedin, 1985. Private Collection , Wanganui . Reference: Art New Zealand, No.37, Summer 1985 p.37. Illustrated: Ibid p.39 Exhibited: Like Tears in Rain, Recent Works by Jeffrey Harris, Auckland Art Gallery, 1985. Refer: In Focus page 7 $15,000-25 ,000 see illustration above
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1515 x 1365mm $10,000-15,000 see illustration upper right
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/ 75 Jeffrey Harris The Prisoner of Love oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 verso
660 x 600mm Refer: In Focus page 7 $3500-5000 see illustration lower right 75
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76 John Barr Clarke Hoyte The Surveyor watercolour signed with initia ls JCH
290 x 430mm $8000-12, 000 see illustration above
80 Margaret landscape 'iountams
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77 Charles Frederick Goldie Study of a Nude Model oil on canvas signed
760 x 400m m $25,000-35,000 see illustration left
78 Margaret Stoddart Landscape with Stream Bed watercolour signed
335 x 235mm $14,000-16,000 see illustration upper right
79 Margaret Stoddart Beach Scene watercolour signed
235 x 335mm $6000-8000 see illustration lower right
80 Margaret Stoddart Landscape with Snow Capped Mountains watercolour
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81 Toss Woollaston Greymouth, Looking Back at Hills oil on board circa 1955
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83 Charles Tole Green Meadows Landscape oil on board signed and dated 1978 245 x 265mm $3500-5500 see illustration lower left
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84 Cedric Savage Boats in Harbour, Kos, Greece oil on board signed 435 x 600mm $8000-12, 000 see illustration upper right
85 Garth Tapper Still Life with Proteas and Books on a Table oil on board signed and dated 1985 545 x 695mm $6000-9000 see illustration mid right
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88 Dorothy Kate Richmond The Homestead Garden watercolour signed and dated 1926 340 x 510mm $3000-5000 see illustration right
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90 Toss Woollaston Boy in Chair acrylic on board circa 1970 signed with monogram 785 x 585mm $10 ,000-15,000 see illustration left
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91 Neil Dawson Oracle 1989 steel expanded mesh, brass plate, epoxy and enamel paint 1200 x 1200 x 250mm together with original crate and the artist's instructions for installation $6000-8000 see illustration left 91
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Richard McWhannell
And Now I'm into Street
The Blind House oil on canvas title inscribed , signed and dated March-May 1981 exhibited: Denis Cohn Gallery
Theatre oil on board exhibited: Denis Cohn Gallery, 1983
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96 Ralph Hotere Abstract acrylic on paper signed and dated 1962 and inscribed London 520 x 720mm $4000-6000 see illustration left
97 Euan McLeod Self Portrait oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1994, verso 380 x 510mm $1300-1800 see illustration left
98 Greer Twiss untitled table sculpture bronze and steel signed and dated '72/ '78 h. 206 x I. 345 x w.120mm $1800-2400 see illustration left
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99 Philip Trusttum Excavation
oil on board circa 1966 1180 x 2400mm $1500-3000 see illustration left
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100 Philip Trusttum The Drum (No. 5)
oil on board title inscribed and signed, verso 810 x 475mm $4000-6000
see illustration lower right 101 Allen Maddox Abstract
oil on canvas signed with initials and dated 1988 verso 910 x 910mm $2000-3000 see illustration below
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390 x 300mm $3000-5000 see illustration above
103 Patricia France Floral Still Life together with Portrait (verso) oil on board signed 450 x 395mm $3000-5000 see illustration upper right
380 x 275mm $2500-3500 see illustration mid right
105 Ron Stenberg After the Wedding oil on board signed
490 x 540mm $4000-6000 see illustration lower right
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106 George Baloghy McNab & Mason Ltd oil on canvas signed with initials and dated 1984 exhibited: Denis Cohn Gallery 1984 $2500-3500 see illustration upper right
107 George Baloghy Symonds Street oil on board signed with initials and dated 1986 590 x 840mm $2500-3500 see illustration mid right
108 Nigel Brown What ever love what ever acrylic and polyester compound title inscribed, signed and dated 1986; title inscribed, signed and dated 1986 verso 1185 x 1870mm $6000-8000 see illustration below
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Jeff Thomson Goldfish Mail Box rural mail box with modelled and painted metal in the form of a fish h.1550mm $2500-3500 see illustration lower right
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112 John Coley
Birth Cycle No. 1 oil on canvas on board signed and inscribed 1/ 111 verso 1030 x 925mm $2000-3000 see illustration upper left
Nocturne with Two Figures oil on canvas signed 635 x 880mm $2000-3000 see illustration top right
11 1 Emily Karaka Garden Painting oil on board signed 930 x 650mm $2000-3000 see illustration /owe left
113 Eion Stevens number three (sterophonic) oil on canvas title inscribed , signed and dated 9/80 verso 795 x 1290mm $3000-5000 see illustration above
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114 Michael Height Figurative Composition oil on ca nvas 520 x 1890mm $4000-6000 see illustration right
115 John W. Scott Steel Work No. 21 Heavy Gauge acrylic and lacq uer on canvas (double
sided) title inscribed, signed with initials and dated 1988 1690 x 1510 x 95mm $4000-6000 see illustration right
117 Laurence Al ii,Hau Flag,
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116 Stuart Porter A Dragon and Two Angels mixed media on three panels triptych signed and dated February 1994
1020 x 2280mm $4000-6000 see illustration right
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New Zealand Photography 119 Laurence Aberhart Fort Macon at Atlantic Beach, North Carolina silver gelatin print
title inscribed , signed and dated 1988/89 below the mount with further inscription in white ink "This photograph was printed and worked upon over 6-8 January 1989 as a commemorative celebration of the 150th anniversary of the announcement of the invention of photography" 192 x 241mm $1200-1600
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118 Laurence Aberhart
Hau Hau Flag, Nelson 1982/83 silver gelatin print title inscribed , signed and dated in white ink below mount with further inscription Courtesy Nelson College for
Selma, Alabama, 15 September
Boys 130 x 235mm
$1200-1600 see illustration above
1988 silver gelatin print title inscribed , signed and dated in white ink below mount 193 x 245mm $1200-1600
Mrs Goodson with Opo, 1956 silver gelatin print certificate of authenticity signed by Elizabeth Lee-Johnson, verso 190 x 240mm $800-1000 see illustration lower left
121 Eric Lee-Johnson Jenny and Vivienne Lee-Johnson, Maurice Duggan and John Reece Cole at Horeke, Hokianga 1954 silver gelatin print certificate of authenticity signed by Elizabeth Lee-Johnson , verso 185 x 185mm $700-1000
122 Eric Lee-Johnson Opo the Opononi Dolphin, 1955 silver gelatin print certificate of authenticity signed by Elizabeth Lee-Johnson, verso
240 x 190mm $800-1000
123 Eric Lee-Johnson Opo the Dolphin, 1956 silver gelatin print certificate of authenticity signed by Elizabeth Lee-Johnson , verso
235 x 190mm $800-1000
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Upside-down Peter silver gelatin print certificate of authenticity signed by Elizabeth Lee-Johnson, verso 200 x 300mm $500-700
Schnapper silver gelatin print inscribed, verso 270 x 420mm $2500-3500 see illustration top right
Coelacanth digital black and white print signed and editioned 2 of 15, inscribed, Taken at the Natural Science Museum, Tokyo, 11. 4. 00, verso 270 x 360mm $1200-1800 see illustration above right
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Frozen Flame silver gelatin print 410 x 275mm $2500-3500 see illustration top left
The Divided House silver gelatin print inscribed from Mars Hotel; signed and dated 1975 verso 172 x 172mm $2000-3000 see illustration above left
129 Peter Peryer Woman in Evening Dress silver gelatin print title inscribed signed dated December 1978 in ink,
verso 460 x 300mm Sarjeant Art Gallery Touring Exhibition label on backboard. This image was originally exhibited as Erika, Summer; reproduced: Peter Peryer, Photographs Sarjeant Art Gallery cata logue, Wanganui 1985, p.17 . exhibited: Auckland Art Gallery, Three New Zealand Photographers, 1979. Peter Mcleavy Gallery, 1981. Solo exhibition Auckland , 1982. Au ck land City Art
Gallery, Anxious Images, 1984 $2000-3000 see illustration upper left
130 Peter Peryer Torso silver gelatin print 1980 signed and dated verso
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440 x 300mm reproduced: Second Nature: Peter Peryer, Photographs New Zealand, Gregory Burke and Peter Weiermair, Edition Stemmle, Zurich. p.33. exhibited: Wellington National Art Gallery, Views I Exposures (national tour) , 1982 . $2000-3000 see illustration lower left
131 Peter Peryer Three Monkeys digital black and white print signed and editioned number 1 of 15, inscribed, Taken in Nikko, Japan 2000, verso
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132 Marcus Stone Claudio, Deceived by Don John accuses Hero (from Shakespeare's 'As You Like It') oil on wood panel signed with monogram and dated 1861 400 x 510mm Provenance: Collection of the late Sir Frank Mappin . Sir Frank Mappin bequeathed his former residence in Mountain Road, Auck land , to the New Zea land Government for use as
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fled, in her haste dropping her cloak which the beast proceeded to tear to shreds. When Pyramus arrived and discovered the bloody garment he believed the worst. Blaming himself for his lover's supposed death he plunged his sword into his side . His spurting blood co loured the mulberries red for all time. Thisbe returned to find her lover dying and so, taking his sword, threw herself upon it." $15,000-25,000 see illustration above
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135 William Joyce Girl in White with Cupid by a Pond oil on panel signed and dated 1898 190 x 242mm $3000-4000 see illustration upper left
136 Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding Sailing Vessel off the Coast waterco lour signed and dated 1846 in ink 225 x 323 mm $2000-3000 see illustration mid left
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137 George Henry Jenkins On the Dart, South Devon and Clovelly, North Devon a pair of oi ls on canvas both signed 330 x 505 mm $3000-5000 see illustration lower left and right
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151 Gavin Chilcott Burning Sticks co lour penci l t itl e inscribed, signed and dated 1981 300 x 360mm $1000-1500 152 Gavin Chilcott Konstruktiv Kunst/Have a Nice Day co lour penci I ti tle inscribed , signed and dated 1983 560 x 755mm $1200-1500 153 Keith Patterson Guitarra de la Marana mixed media signed and dated 1990, title insc ribed verso 690 x 495 mm $1000-2000 154 Philip Trusttum Abstract oi I on canvas signed and dated 1991 1310 x 1830mm $3000-5000 155 John Douglas Perrett Bush Stream oil on board signed 245 x 345mm $1000-2000 156 Blythe Fletcher Ladies and Gents at a Society Dance watercolour signed and dated 1890 495mm diameter $1500-2500
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Day Two Pocket and Wristwatches Important Conditions of Sale for Watches. Please note: as many of the timepie_ ces are old, or their history is unknown, Webb's offers no guarantee as to mechanical condition or condition of seals etc . A timepiece described as 'fine' or 'as new' is an opinion as to appearance only. All watches are sold as viewed. It shall be assumed that all buyers have inspected the lots and that they are happy with them in all respects. Watches cannot be returned on the grounds that repairs or service have been carried out, or parts (including straps or bracelets) have been supplied , by anyone other than the named maker. Notwithstanding the foregoing condition, named wristwatches are sold on the basis that the movement (or movement and case where both would normally have been manufactured by the named maker) were manufactured by the named maker. It is recommended that buyers have watches serviced promptly to ensure that damage does not arise from faulty seals or any other aspect of mechanical condition
200 ROLEX, A Lady's Bi Metal Oyster Perpetual Datejust Wristwatch. 18ct yellow gold and stainless, model 69173, s/n E508308 (c 1990). Burnished silver face with diamond chapters, sweep second and date window. $5000-6000
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207 LONGINES, A Lady's Rolled Gold Wristwatch. Circular case, integrated gatelink bracelet. Champagne face with polished batons and date window. Quartz movement. As new with spare links and box. $250-300
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ROLEX, A Lady's Cellini Wristwatch. Hexagonal outline case of 18ct yellow gold, reeded bezel with bright-cut chapters. Black face with Roman numerals in gold. Mechanical movement with side crown. Black lizard style strap. Model 4160 , No 6943207. (cl981). $2750-3250 I
201 ROLEX, A Lady's Bi Metal Oyster Perpetual Datejust Wristwatch. Stainless and gold model 69173, Serial number 9242660 (cl986), jubilee design bracelet. White face with Roman numerals below polished batons, sweep second, date window. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000 see colour illustration
202 OMEGA, A Gentleman's Seamaster Deville Wristwatch. Circular stainless case and matching bracelet. Automatic movement. Silver face with polished batons, sweep second and date window. $350-400
203 OPAL, A Doctor's Rolled Gold Chronograph Wristwatch. Circular case. Silver face with various tachymetric scales including pulse; sweep second, subsidiary seconds and elapsed time dials. Mechanical movement with side crown. Stop and return buttons in band. Black leather strap. $500-600
204 CARTIER, A 'Must de Cartier' Wristwatch. Ster Ii ng si lver-gi It, circular case, cream face with Roman numerals . Quartz movement , blue end stone to crown. Oxblood leather strap. With original Cartier box. $350-450
209 ROLEX, A Gentleman's All 18ct GMT Master II Wristwatch. Model 16 718, s/n E708982 (c 1990). Automatic movement. Black face with white chapters, date window, sweep second and 24 hour pointer with dual time capability. As new with original box, booklets and spare link. $15000-18000 see colour illustration on title page
210 CHOPARD, A Lady's 'Happy Diamonds' Wristwatch. Heart shaped, with diamond set border and inner diamond set bezel, the glazed void forming a locket with seven free moving captured diamonds. Model 20/4516, s/n 292674/5231, 18ct yellow gold. Champagne face signed Chopard. Black leather strap with factory buckle. With original box. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4800-5800 see colour illustration
211 CONCORD, A Lady's Diamond Wristwatch. Square outline in 18ct white gold, the bezel and lugs enhanced with 42 brilliant cut diamonds having an est TOW l.05ct. Model 990235 s/n 6125-572. Engine turned face with Arabic quarters and diamond set chapters . Mechanical movement with side crown. Black leather strap with factory buckle . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4750-5750 see colour illustration
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PIAGET, An 18ct Yellow Gold cased Dress Wristwatch. Oval outline case with hexagonal bezel. Charcoal face enhanced with bright cut border. Ultra slim mechanical movement with side crown. Black crocodile strap. ref 9597/364000. Brand new, with box, guarantee and wallet. $2500-3500
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A Victorian Sovereign, 1900 Melbou rn e Mint. $ 13 0-1 50
214 MOVADO, A Lady's 9ct Yellow Gold Wristwatch. Tonneau outline case, silver face with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds. The bracelet of 9ct gold oval links in four strands with oval keepers at interva ls. The watch also signed by the supp lier: A Kohn of Auck land. $250-350
215 An 18ct Yellow Gold Open Face Fob Watch. Keyless lever, white face with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. The case bordered with acanthus, the back engraved with foliate and Greek key motifs. $375-475
216 A Hunting Cased Fob Watch Of 9ct Yellow Gold . Keyless lever with handset button in band . Go ld face with foliate motif within Th e case rich ly Roma n nu merals, subs idiary seco nds. engraved with floral and fo li ate moti fs. $175-225
217 ROTARY, A Lady's 9ct Yellow Gold Wristwatch. Semi-tonneau shaped case with integrated 9ct fancy I ink bracelet. Quartz movement. Gold face with po! ished batons . $200-300 218 ROLEX, A 9ct Yellow Gold Cased Hunting Pocket Watch. Key less lever, whi te face wi th Roma n num era ls and subs idiary seconds. 15 jewe l movement signed Ro/ex. $650-750
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224 An Edward VII Sovereign, 1904 Sydney Mint. $130-150
225 An Edward VII Sovereign , 1909. $130-150
226 A Geo V Sovereign, 1925 Melbou rn e Mint. $ 120- 130
227 A Geo V Sovereign, 1925 Me lbourne Mint. $120-130
228 A Victorian Half Sovereign , 1849. $70- 100
229 A Victorian Half Sovereign, 1860. $70-100
230 A Victorian Half Sovereign , 1900 Syd ney Mint. $70-100
231 An Edward VII Half Sovereign, 1903 Sydney Mint. $70-100
232 An Edward VII Half Sovereign, 1908. $70-100
233 A Geo V Half Sovereign, 1915. $70-90
234 An Ingot Coin Pendant. The freemount coin shaped ingot con tai ning 8g fine go ld. $130- 160
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220 A George IV Two Pound Gold Piece , dated 1823. $800-1200
221 An American Eagle $10 Gold Coin, dated 1906. $300-400
222 A Victorian Sovereign, 1889 Me lbourn e Mint. $130- 150
235 An Enamelled George Ill Crown Brooch. The silver crown dated 18 19 with St Geo rge and the Drago n hi gh I ighted in po lyc hrome ename ls. Brooch pin defi cient. $50-7 0
236 A Sovereign Pendant. The Victorian sovereign dated 1874 in a free mount pendant of 9ct yellow go ld . $150- 180 Note: See also affordable jewellery section for further coins, medallions and bank notes
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Accoutrements 237 A Gold Nugget Lapel Pin. The 23 x 16mm nugget with host quartz mounted as a lapel pin. $150-250
244 A Necklace Of 18ct Yellow Gold. Textured circular links with polished ribbed locking links in an alternating sequence. 560mm. 61.7g. $1250-1500
245 A Bracelet Of Set Yellow Gold. solid curb links, 43.2g.
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$700-800
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246 A Necklace Of 14ct Yellow Gold. Collar style in polished flexible
$400-600
239 CARTIER, A Cigarette Lighter. Rectangular outline, oval section, reeded decoration, gold plated. $100-200
240 A Cigarette Case Of Set Rose Gold. Rectangular convex outline,
links. 430mm, 28.8g. available on request. $450-650
Gemologist's report & valuation
247 A Bracelet Of 18ct White And Yellow Gold. Figaro pattern links; yellow gold flat curb with white gold long links at intervals. 33.5g. $900-1200
of handy size for alternative use for business cards etc. 61g. $575-675
248 A Fashionable Bangle Set With Diamonds. The solid 18ct ye llow
241 A Porsche Emblem Key Ring Fob Of 14ct Yellow Gold. 15.4g.
gold bangle set with 24 diamonds, highlighted with platinum. 43.3g. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000 see colour illustration
$250-350
Fine Jewellery Please note: where gemological reports are available these should be read together with the catalogue description. Should there be, through error, omission or introduction of better evidence, any significant difference between the catalogued description and that provided in the gemologist's report, it shall be assumed 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 or clarity mounted and the descriptions given in the cata logue or report are therefore based on estimates which are limited in accuracy Where an actua l weight is given the stone will have been weighed loose, however while the grading of a stone loose will minimise error margins it shall be accepted by the buyer that all reports and descriptions remain opinions and not matters of fact.
242 An Early New Zealand Brooch Set With Greenstone And Gold Quartz. Oval/ horseshoe outline in 18ct yellow gold enhanced with wire work and applied floral motifs; centred by a raised shield shaped polished panel of compos ite greenstone and gold bearing quartz in diagonal bands. Makers mark FHL ascribed to be Frederick Harvey Lewisson (138 Queen St Auckland 1864-1905). With a box from Frank Grady of Wellington. $1000-1500 see colour illustration
243 A Necklace Of Amethyst, Diamonds And Pearls. The necklace of round freshwater cultured pearls centred by a drop of 18ct yellow gold set with 9 brilliant cut diamonds and a fantasy cu t amethyst. $650-750
249 A Double Albert Chain Of 15ct Yellow Gold. Paperclip links, 400mm, 44.7g. $650-850
250 A Bracelet Of Set Yellow Gold, gatelink mesh 16.3g. $275-375
251 A Muff Chain of Set Yellow Gold. Flat hexagonal links, the chain doubled to a single c lip suspend ing a hexagonal cut citrine in a shaped gold mount. 1440mm. $500-800
252 A Good Muff Chain Of Set Yellow Gold. Fan cy octagona l bubble links 1540mm, 36g. $900-1200
253 A Double Albert Necklace Of Set Yellow Gold. Figaro links with a T bar. 490mm, 37.3g. With box. $600-700
254 A Crescent Brooch Set With Plum Coloured Sapphires And Diamonds. The 9ct gold tapered crescent set with a line of oval cut plum coloured sapphires graduated from the centre, together with small diamonds. One small diamond deficient. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1400-1800
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255 A Loose Ceylonese Blue Sapphire of 2.6ct. Oval cut.
267 A Pair Of Sapph ire And Diamond Earstuds. The oval cut blue
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sapphires set in 18ct ye llow go ld within a continuous border of brilliant cut diamonds. $600-700
256 A Loose Roya l Blue Sapphi re Of 2.89ct. Oval cut. $400-500
257 A Bar Brooch Set With Two Rubies And A Diamond . Double bar des ign with scro ll supports. With original box. $100-150
258 CARTIER, A Tri Colour Gold Russian Bangle . 18ct, with origina l Cartier box and certificate. $1500-1800
259 A Necklace Of Gold Beads. The chunky 12mm round 9ct yellow gold beads of matched size, with concealed clasp. 51.6g. $1500-1700
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260 An Exceptionally Heavy Necklace of 9ct Yellow Gold. Solid chunky be lcher links with a heart shaped padlock clasp. 500mm. 134.7g. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1750-2250
261 A Long Necklace Of 18ct Yellow Go ld. Plaited rope links, 880mm 26.3g. $500-600
262 A Long Neckchain Of 9ct Yellow Gold. Curb links, each link marked with a single dog-clip. 650mm, 36g . $700-800
263 A Heavy Double Albert Cha in Of 9ct Rose Gold. Paperclip links with a T bar, two clips and nat ura l gold nugget fob pendant. 390mm, (450mm if drop links used), 68.3g. $500-800
264 A Bracelet Of Chunky Curb Links. The hol low links secured wi th a puff heart pad lock clasp. 39.7g . With box . $700-800
265 A Victorian Necklace Of Silver. Mayoral style decorative links. 445mm. $175-275
266 A Tore Bangle Of 9ct Yellow Gold . Italian, ribbed penannular des ign with ba ll terminals. 8.5g. $150-200
268 A Pa ir Of Diamond And Pearl Earrings. Designed as twist hoops of 18ct white and yellow gold, each set with two graduated lines of bri lli ant cut diamonds and suspend ing a detachab le drop of an approx 9mm cu ltured pearl with a diamond set roundel surmount. TOW approx let. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500 see colour illustration
269 A Pendant Set With An Amethyst. Lobed openwork 9ct yellow gold set with an oval cut amethyst. $250-300
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diamonds with an actual TOW 0.96ct, estimated to be G-H , Sil ; rub-over set in a bridge of 18ct ye l low gold. Gemo logist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000 see colour illustration
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271 A Dome Ring Set With Diamonds. The heavy 18ct white gold
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272 A Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond Of Approximately 0.25ct. The round modern brilliant cut diamond rub-over set in an attract ive ri ng of pla ited 18ct white and yellow go ld. $375-475
273 A Three Stone Diamond Ring. Th e round modern bri ll iant cut diamonds with an estimated TOW around let, graduated from the centre, rub over set in a bridge of 9ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & va luat ion available on request. $2000-2500 see colour illustration
274 A Pink Sapphire And Diamond Ring. The oval cut pink sapphire set in l 8ct white f inished gold within a border of bri 11 iant cut diamonds, the shoulders pave set with further diamond br il liants. Gemologist's report & valuat ion avai lab le on request. $2750-3250 see colour illustration
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275 An Aquamarine And Diamond Ring. The emerald cut aquamarine
283 A Pendant Set With Jade And Diamonds. Rectangular outline in
of around 2.4ct set in 18ct white gold with two larger (approx 0.28ct) and four sma ller (approx 0.04ct) shoulder diamonds. TDW est. 0 . 72ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500
18ct yellow gold with flowing ribbon surmount set with round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds about a central intense green half-tubular jadeite panel. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1800-2400
see colour illustration
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276 An Aquamarine And Diamond Pendant. The 14 x 10mm oval cut
284 A Three Stone Diamond Ring. The round modern brilliant cut
aquamarine set in a frame of 18ct yellow gold bordered by a co ntinuous line of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & va luation available on request. $2000-2500
diamonds graduated from the centre of a bridge of 18ct white and yellow gold. The diamonds of TDW 0.72ct approx centred by the largest stone , estimated to weigh 0.46ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3250
see colour illustration
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277 A Brooch Set With A Solitaire Diamond Of Around 2ct. The oval old cut diamond set at the centre of a knife-edge bar of 18ct gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $8500-9500
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278 A Striking Necklace Of Diamonds. Stylish geometric design of interlocking open hexagonal links in 18ct white gold encrusted with over 6 et of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuat ion available on req uest. $10000-12000
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286 A Dainty Three Stone Diamond Ring. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds estimated as 0.14/0.33/0 .14ct H/J, SI 1-2; rub over set in a bridge of 18ct yellow gold . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1000-1400
287 A Sapphire And Diamond Cluster Ring. The Ceylonese blue oval
279 A Diamond Bracelet. Designed as a compan ion to the previous
cut sapphire of approximately l.16ct set in 18ct yellow gold within a border of 8 brilliant cut diamonds with TDW 0.85ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1400-1800
see colour illustration
280 A Citrine And Diamond Pendant. The pentagonal cut citrine set in a similarly shaped frame of 18ct yellow gold enhanced with lines of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1600-1800
see colour illustration
281 A Stylish Pair Of Creole Earrings Encrusted With Diamonds. Hoop
he oval cut pi,;·
design in 18ct white gold pave set with over 5ct of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $5750-6750
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pierced jadeite panel showing well defined flecks of Imperial green set in a ring of 9ct rose gold . The piercing on the panel suggests original use as a 19th century clothing ornament. $300-400
see colour illustration on title page
lot, 18ct white gold set with approx 2.9ct of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4500-5000
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285 A Ring Set With A Carved Jadeite Panel. The oblong carved and
282 A Pair Of Diamond Earstuds. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds of approximately 0.20ct each set in plain 18ct yellow gold posts. TDW approx . 0.40ct. $575-675
288 A Pink Sapphire And Fine White Two Diamond Ring. The oval cut pink sapphire of l .64ct set in platinum and 18ct yellow gold with two round modern brilliant cut diamonds of 0.40ct each, assessed as E/G, SI 1. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $6500-7500
see colour illustration
289 A Good Five Stone London Bridge Estate Ring. The old cut diamonds with TDW in excess of l.7ct, graduated from the centre , set in 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3500-4500
see colour illustration
290 A Good Emerald And Diamond Line (Tennis) Bracelet. Designed as a line of 26 links in 18ct yellow gold , each link set with an oval cut emerald of strong hue together with two round brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4000-4750
see colour illustration
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A Good Princess Cut Diamond of 3.01 et. The unmounted
emerald-cut emerald of around 4.6ct, rich colour, rare clarity and unusually lively appearance set in 18ct white and yellow gold within a continuous octagonal border of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $9000-12000
diamond with Gemlab report & valuation assessing it to be H, VS2, cut : good $42,500-52,500
see colour illustration on title page
292 A Ring Set With A Fine White Solitaire Diamond Of Approx 1.80ct. The round early modern brilliant cut diamond assessed as E-FG, VVS2; set in a platinum mount with eight sma ll shoulder diamonds . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $25000-30000
see colour illustration on title page
293 A Necklace Of Emeralds And Diamonds. 18ct yellow gold snake links, the mid section of 'V' shape outlined with lines of baguette and brilliant cut diamonds about a c luster of four oval cut emeralds, suspending two articulated drops each designed as a line of diamond set links with pendeloque emerald finials. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $5750-6750
see colour illustration
294 A Pair Of Black Pearl And Diamond Pendant Earrings. Each designed as a serpentine panel of 18ct yellow gold set with baguette and brilliant cut diamonds suspending a 10mm round South Seas black cultured pearl. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-1800
not received in time for illustration
298 A Good Ceylonese Blue Sapphire And Diamond Cluster Ring. Th e oval cut sapphire of actual weight 5.65ct set in 18ct white and yellow gold within a continuous border of 20 round brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3750-4750 see colour illustration
299 A Bracelet of Art Deco Design Set With Over 5ct Of Diamonds. Oval and rectangular open work panels of 18ct white finished gold, the design pave set with some 498 brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $8500-9500
see colour illustration
300 An Emerald And Diamond Pendant. The oval cut emerald set in 18ct yellow gold within a border of 10 round brilliant cut diamonds. $600-700
a line of 59 articulated links, each set with a round modern brilliant cut diamond. Estimated TOW 2.5ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3250
296 A Sapphire And Diamond Pendant. The oval cut blue sapphire set in 18ct yellow gold within a border of 10 round brilliant cut diamonds; suspended by a trace neckchain of 14ct yellow gold. $475-575
297 A Five Stone Diamond Ring. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds with an estimated TDW l.30ct, graduated from the centre, rub over set, in a bridge of 18ct white and yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000
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rub-over set in a simple pendant of 18ct yellow gold suspended by a trace foxtail link neckchain also of 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $7000-8000
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295 A Line (Tennis) Bracelet Of Platinum And Diamonds. Designed as
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302 An Exceptional Sapphire And Two Diamond Ring. The unusually vibrant oval cut sapphire of very rare intense blue colour, fine clarity and approximate weight l.29ct set in 18ct yellow gold with two fine quality (G+, VS2/Sll) trilliant cut shoulder diamonds of TDW 0.50ct. Gemologist's report & valuat ion available on request. $5500-7500
see colour illustration
303 A Striking Pair Of Sapphire And Diamond Pendant Earrings. Art deco influenced design in 18ct white finished gold, the three articulated panels of geometric outline set with brilliant cut diamonds as are the two chenier spacers. The terminal panel set with an oval cut intense blue sapphire. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3750
see colour illustration on title page
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304 A Heart Motif Pendant Set With Diamonds. 18ct white gold
311 A Pair Of Diamond And Pearl Earclips. Mirror image foliate spray motifs in 18ct white finished gold outlined with brilliant cut diamonds , each suspending an ovoid cultured pearl drop. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2700-3200 see colour illustration
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bordered by tapered baguette cut diamonds about a raised panel pave set with round brilliants, the bale set with further diamond baguettes. Estimated TDW l.42ct. suspended by plated trace neckchain. Gemologist's report & valuationavailable on request. $2000-2500 see colour illustration
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305 A Sapphire And Diamond Cocktail Ring. The heart shaped blue sapphire of approx l.80ct, of intense colour that may have been enhanced, set in 18ct yellow gold within a heart shaped border of brilliant cut diamonds; the shoulders enhanced with a central line of square cut blue sapphires bordered by further diamond brilliants. Est TDW 0.96ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500 see colour illustration
306 A Pendant Set With Diamonds. Stylised openwork heart and ribbon motif in 18ct yellow gold set with five round brilliant cut diamonds with an est TDW 0.30ct, suspended by a 9ct yellow gold trace neckchain. $450-550
307 A Pair Of 1et Fine White Diamond Earstuds. The heart shaped
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brilliant cut diamonds assessed as F, VVS2, 2.02ct for the pair, set in 18ct white gold. Originally supplied by the internationally renowned Larry jewellers of Hong Kong. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $20000-25000 see colour illustration
308 A Splendid Line (Tennis) Bracelet Set With Over 7ct Of Diamonds. Designed as a line of 34 articulated oblique marquise links in 18ct yellow gold , each set with a round modern brilliant cut diamond of approx 0.18ct together with two smaller diamonds. TDW estimated 7.48ct. One smal I diamond deficient. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $8500-9500 see colour illustration
~,srsreW 1 309 A Ring Set With A Heart Shaped Diamond Of Approximately 1.01 et. The heart shaped brilliant assessed as H, VS2 set in a twin shank crossover ring of platinum enhanced with a further 24 small brilliant cut diamonds. TDW l.49ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $7500-8000 not received in time for illustration
310 An Emerald And Diamond Cluster Ring. The emerald cut emerald of approx. 2ct set in 18ct white gold within a rectangular border of ten round modern brilliant cut diamonds having an est TDW of 0.96ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000 see colour illustration
312 A Line (Tennis) Bracelet Set With A Little Under 7ct Of Diamonds. Designed as a line of 77 box links in 18ct yellow gold, each set with a Princess cut diamond of good quality and matched size (approx O. lOct). TDW est 6. 95ct. Gemologist 's report & valuation available on request. $11000-14000 see colour illustration
313 A Platinum, Emerald And Diamond Pendant On Chain. The pendeloque emerald of good colour bordered by brilliant cut diamonds, the bale set with a further diamond; the box link chain, also of platinum. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1200-1600
314 A Ring Set With A Princess Cut Diamond Of Approximately 1.05ct. The diamond of Cape colour and estimated clarity VS2 set in 18ct yellow gold with two tapered baguette cut shoulder diamonds. Gemologist 's report & valuation available on request. $4250-5250 not received in time for illustration
315 An Emerald And Diamond Dress Ring. The broad tapered band of 18ct yellow gold centred by an emerald-cut emerald of good colour within an octagonal bezel set with brilliant cut diamonds; the shoulders enhanced with tapered lines of calibre cut emeralds within pave borders of brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-3500 see colour illustration
316 A Ruby And Diamond Pendant. The pendeloque cut ruby of rich colour set in 18ct yellow gold within a continuous border of 13 brilliant cut diamonds. $475-675
317 A Splendid Bracelet Of Rubies And Diamonds. Designed as a line of bar and cartouche shaped links, in groups of three, in a repeating sequence. The bars centred by a larger brilliant cut diamond with a square cut ruby on either side forming a border. The cartouche links centred by a square cut ruby and bordered by pave set diamond panels . 18ct white finished gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $15000-18000 see colour illustration
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318 A Pendant Set With A Solitaire Diamond Of Approx 1.09ct. The
325 A Necklace Set With Diamonds And A Golden Topaz. The cushion
round modern brilliant cut diamond assessed as J/K, 11/1 2 rubover set in 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3500
cut 13 x 11mm golden topaz suspended by a sinuous surmount set with 18 white and light fancy yellow early European cut diamonds having an est TDW l.22ct. 18ct white gold with 9ct white gold trace chain. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500
see colour illustration
319 A Stylish Pair Of Earrings Set With Diamonds. Each designed as twin serpentine panels of 18ct yellow gold, one set with diamond baguettes, the other pave set with diamond brilliants. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-3500
320 An Attractive Diamond Necklace. The mid section of articulated floral and foliate tracery set with 28 marquise and brilliant cut diamonds, suspended by a trace neck chai n of 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3500-4000
321 A Ring Of Invisibly Set Rubies And Diamonds. The broad band of 18ct yellow gold centred by a triple row of invisibly set calibre Princess cut rubies of rich colour, the raised shoulders pave set with some l.58ct of fine quality brilliant cu t diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $4000-6000
see colour illustration
322 An Impressive Sapphire And Diamond Ring. The rectangular cut dark blue sapphire set in 18ct yellow and white gold with 12 round modern brilliant cut shoulder diamonds of good quality and estimated TDW of a little over 2ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000
see colour illustration
323 A Pair Of Earrings Set With Diamonds. Art deco influenced design, mirror image in 18ct white gold set with 72 marquise, tapered baguette and brilliant cut diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-3800
326 An Impressive Three Stone Diamond Ring. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds rub over set in a bridge of 18ct yellow gold. The diamonds assessed as 0.94ct H/ 1, Sll/0.47ct D, VVS1/0.48ct L, VS2, TDW l.89ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $10000-12000
not received in time for illustration
327 An Emerald And Diamond Ring Of Art Deco Design. The vibrant circular cut emerald centred above a cushion outline panel enhanced with ajoure and pave set with brilliant cut diamonds. The shoulders pave set with further diamonds. 18ct white finished gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3250
see colour illustration
328 A Splendid Bracelet Of Sapphires And Diamonds. Designed as a line of 17 oval cut intense blue sapphires, slightly tapered from the centre, separated by marquise cut diamonds and bordered by diamond brilliants. The terminals designed as herringbone lines of marquise cut diamonds, the clasp of marquise outline set with a larger diamond marquise within a border of diamond brilliants. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $24000-28000
see colour illustration
329 A Sapphire And Diamond Ring Of Belle Epoque Design. Oval outline in 18ct white finished gold, centred by an oval cut blue sapphire set above a petal motif ground pave set with brilliant cut diamonds. The shoulders and underbezel enhanced with further diamonds and lines of French cut blue sapphires. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-3800
see colour illustration
324 A Cabochon Ruby And Diamond Line Bracelet. Desig·ned as a line of circular and rectangular domed links in 18ct yellow gold set with round polished ruby cabochons or pairs of brilliant cut diamonds in an alternating sequence. $3000-3500
see colour illustration
330 A Ring Set With An Approx 2ct Solitaire Diamond. The round modern brilliant cut diamond assessed as H, VS2; mounted in 18ct white gold, the shank of ribbed 18ct white and yellow go ld. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $32000-3 7500
see colour illustration on title page
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340
A Pendant Set With An Approx 1.58ct Pendeloque Cut Diamond And Other Diamonds. Oval outline interwoven open loop design
A Stylish Ruby And Diamond Cocktail Ring. Centred by three
in 18ct white gold set with brilliant and single cut diamonds about the central stone assessed as H-J , VSl+. TDW approx. 3.34ct. Suspended by a 14ct white gold trace neck chain. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $7000-9000 see colour illustration
332 A Pair Of Cultured Pearl Earstuds. The 9.7mm round silver / white pearls with yellow gold posts. $175-225
arced rows of calibre cut rubies forming a rectangular convex panel, the shoulders each set with a line of calibre cut rubies bordered by lines of brilliant cut diamonds. 18ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1500-1800
A Nine Diamond Cluster Ring. The cen tre diamond estimated to weigh 0.25ct , the surrounding stones 0 .08ct each. TDW 0.89ct, 9ct yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1000-1200
342
A Stylish Multi-Gemstone Lapel Pin, Elongated trapezium outline
A Leaf Motif Estate Brooch Set With Diamonds. Designed as a
in 18ct yellow gold set with a line of tapered baguette cut stones: Amethyst, garnet, two varieties of citrine, three varieties of tourmaline, lolite and Aqua. In box from original supplier: Larry Jewellery. $500-600 see colour illustration
foliate spray in platinum set with 151 old cut diamonds in lines to out line the design. TDW est. 3.80ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000 see colour illustration
334
A Particularly Elegant Sapphire And Diamond Bracelet. Art deco
An Emerald And Diamond Pendant. The emerald-cut emerald set
influenced design, the articulated line of geometric motif rectangular, scrolled oval and diamond shaped links encrusted with brilliant cut diamonds. The rectangular links further enhanced with Ii nes of calibre cut bi ue sapphires. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $5800-6800 see colour illustration
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335 A Bar Brooch Set With A Ruby. The 5.5mm round cut ruby set in 18ct white and yellow gold. $175-225
336 A Two Ring Suite Set With Diamonds. The rings of 14ct yellow gold with attached shanks set with 10 round brilliant cut diamonds, the largest of 0.36ct assessed as G/H, Sl2. TDW approx 0.60ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $750-950
337 A Particularly Good 18th C Memorium Ring. Marquise outline in rose gold containing plaited hair under a marquise crystal. Verso the initials A.Hand the date 1751. $400-500
338 A Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond Of Approximately 0.50ct. The round modern brilliant cut diamond assessed as I, Sl2, set in a ring of 18ct white gold with six small shoulder diamonds. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500
344 A Charming Panda Brooch/ Pendant. 18ct yellow gold , pave set with brilliant cut diamonds, the eyes set with Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1250-1500 see colour illustration
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345 A Sapphire And Diamond Necklace With Detatchable Centre Section. 18ct yellow gold gatelink collar design, the mid section comprising two diamond set bars with heart shaped clasps securing a central heart motif panel. The panel, set with a heart shaped blue sapphire and two further diamonds, is detatchable allowing the necklace to be worn on less formal occasions. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000 see colour illustration
346 A Pair Of Creole Earrings. The tubular hoops of 18ct yellow gold
339 A Twenty Five Diamond Cluster Ring. The round modern brilliant cut diamonds set in a three tier flowerhead, cen tred by the largest stone, in 18ct yellow gold. TDW (reported) 0. 99ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $1800-2400
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each suspending a removable drop in the form of a ball studded with round cut rubies. $400-500
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A Sapphire And Two Diamond Ring. The vibrant blue oval cut
18ct yellow gold set with lines of baguette cut diamonds and a central three tier motif of diamond brilliants, suspending a single 9mm round grey / black cultured pearl with trace gold neckchain. Gemologist 's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000
sapphire of good quality and estimated weight l.7ct set in a bridge of 18ct yellow gold and platinum .with two good quality brilliant cut shoulder diamonds. Gemologist 's report & valuation available on request. $2750-3250
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A Good Ruby And Two Diamond Ring. The oval cut ruby of good colour, VS clarity and actual weight l.96ct set in a bridge of
with a brilliant cut diamond. $175-275
349 A Cross Pendant Set With Diamonds. 18ct White and yellow gold,
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A Ring Set With A Solitaire Diamond Of Approximately 0.51 et. The
18ct white finished gold, centred by the largest stone. 48 further diamonds are set in crescents, Ii nes and concentric borders. The diamonds , all brilliant cut having an est TDW 2.69ct. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $3000-4000
round modern cut brilliant cut diamond assessed as G, SI 1, set in 18ct white and yellow gold. Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2500-3000
see colour illustration
351 A Ring Set With Amethysts. The three rectangular cut amethysts set in a broad bridge of 9ct yellow gold. $200-250
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SI , set in 18ct white and yellow gold with two round cut shoulder rubies . Gemologist's report & valuation available on request. $2000-2500
355 - 369 Late Entries (if any) - details on list available at the viewing
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Day Three New Zealand Pottery
381 A Crown Lynn Dorothy Thorpe Design "Monterrey" Cup, with golf ball handle, saucer, side plate and dinner plate. $100-150
370
382
A Crown Lynn Wharetana Ware Lidded Box, Circular decorated with an encircling band of Maori design incorporating a tiki in high relief. $300-350
A Miniature Crown Lynn Ovoid Creamware Vase, a traveller's sample. H.47 mm. $40-60
383 371 A Wilkinson, Royal Staffordshire, Homeland Series Bowl. Decorated to the well with a meeting house and a New Zealand landscape. D.255mm. $200-300
372 A Crown Lynn Creamware Vase, squat circular shape with shoulder. H.105mm. $100-150
A Pair of New Zealand Pottery Jardinieres and Saucers, salt glazed, decorated in naturalistic manner. $250-350
384 A Large New Zealand Studio Pottery Vase, spherical with cylindrcial neck , decorated with free form painted foliate designs. H .370mm. $150-250
385 373 A Crown Lynn Whiteware Vase, ovoid shape. H.140mm. $100-150
A Large New Zealand Stoneware Vase, with ovoid body and slender neck opening to the top decorated with splatter pattern on a crea m crackle glaze . c.1970. $100-150
374 A Crown Lynn Bowl, mottled green vase, fluted walls and serpentine rimmed . Incised numbers on the foot 38-3. $50-100
375 A Crown Lynn Bohemia Ware Vase, sgraffito decorated, Smisek design. $150-200
376 A Crown Lynn Pottery Vase, ovoid shape green and red mottled glaze. $40-70
386 A Pottery Vase, attributed to Roy Cowan, heavily grogged stoneware with burnt umber pigment exterior, glazed interior, ovoid disc shape, the mouth as a roughly torn opening. Unmarked. $50-100
387 A Len Castle Stoneware Oblong Dish, ochre and russet glazed the interior with a band of impressed designs. L.410mm , W.325mm. Impressed cypher. c.1960's. $700-1000
388 377 A Crown Lynn Vase, brown and russet mottled glaze. $40-60
A Len Castle Bowl, with pouring lip. The exterior with ishihaze (stone explosions) the interior well with a mushroom glaze. Impressed cypher. D.240mm, H.128mm. c.1960's. $350-400
378 A Crown Lynn Vase, decorated with free hand painted yellow and red flowers. $50-80
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A Platter by Barry Brickell. Square shape , with glazed decorative pattern to the well. W.260mm . $200-275
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A Wine Ewer by Barry Brickell, pale mushroom glaze, oval body with loop handle from the bottle neck to the shoulder, impressed cypher mark. H.270mm. $200-300
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A Coffee Cup and Saucer by Lucy Rie and Hans Coper; the tapering conical cup wit h ma nganese glaze to t he exteri or, sgraffito vertical lines and encircling bands. Coper and Ries cypher impressed to the cup. Rie's to the saucer. $800-1200 see illustration page 92
393 A Len Castle Mug, grey mushroom exterior glaze, plain loop handle, impressed cypher. $40-60
394 Three Bowls by Mirek Smisek. Each decorated with a design to the interior. 0 .150mm. $100-150
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397 A Pottery Jug by Mavis Robertson , olive glazed interior with brown speckled finish. $30-50
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406 A Pair of Lucy Rie Oil And Vinegar Bottles on Saucers, each mushroom glazed with manganese at the rim and to the stoppers, H. 140mm. $3000-3250 see illustration page 92
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A French Pottery Shallow Dish , ob long, decorated with a dashed design. Incised mark beneath : Fougard-Jaurden, Vallauris. Repaired crack. L.350mm, W.280mm . $200-300 see illustration page 92
400 A Len Castle Bowl , with everted rim, blue-green glazed interior and exterior. 0.345mm. $175-225
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A Ransbury Pottery Dish , with three compartments each decorated with a slip glaze design of f ish . $150-200 see illustration page 92
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402 A Bowl by Lucy Rie, mushroom glazed to the interior and exterior ri m; the wel l, exterior and integral foot ring all glazed with deep manganese, impressed cyp her. H. ll0mm, 0.185mm. $2250-2750 see illustration page 92
409 Six St Ives Pottery Soup Coupes, Each with variously glazed interiors and twi n hand led. c. 1967 . 0 .120mm. $200-300 410 Two St Ives Ramekins, with variously glazed interiors . $60-100
411 A St Ives Side Handled Pouring Vessel, oli ve glazed interior and exterior. $100-150
412 A St Ives Pottery Side Handled Pouring Vessel , wi t h mushroom glazed interior. $70-110
413 A Pottery, Bernard Leech Cup and Saucer, tenmoku glazed, conical. $350-400 see illustration page 92
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A Small English Studio Pottery, Slip Glazed Dish, by Mary Webb. $20-40
A St Ives Pottery Pitcher, with olive glazed exterior and interior. $100-150
A MacIntyre Aurelian Vase, ovoid with trumpet shaped neck and circular spreading foot. Decorated in cobalt blue, gilt and iron red, with stylised art nouveau pattern flowers. Restored at the rim. H.230mm. $400-700 see illustration page 116
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A Large Amphora Figured Vase. Model led as a young woman and girl carrying a large oval basket between them. Painted in soft pastel green and pink , highlighted with gilt. W.580mm, H.410mm. $1500-2000 see illustration page 96
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417 A Pottery Vessel by Takeshi Yasuda, tapering cylindrical form with loop handle cream glaze with brown highlights . Impressed potters seal at the handle joint. Yasuda was formally of Mashiko, Japan . He was judge of the Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award in 1995. H.340mm. $600-1000
Modern Movement Ceramics 418 A William Moorcroft Inverse Baluster Vase, Wisteria pattern on blue ground. Blue initials and impressed factory marks. H.160mm . $600-900
419 A William Moorcroft Pansy Pattern Octagonal Bowl, in enamels on a cobalt ground, c.1930 , 0.270mm. $2000-3000 see illustration page 92
420 A William Moorcroft Plum Pattern Bowl, painted in enamels on a cobalt ground, inverted rim c.1923, green signature , 0.150mm. $1000-2000 see illustration page 92
421 A William Moorcroft Baluster Shaped Vase, big poppies design , on blue ground , blue signature and impressed marks, c.1925. H.190mm. $1500-2250 see illustration page 92
422 A William Moorcroft Small Dish, orchid pattern to the well. Hairline crack. 0.115mm. $100-150
423 A William Moorcroft Spherical Vase, decorated with fish on a celadon-blue ground. Impressed marks and blue painted initials. c.1933. $3500-4000 see illustration page 92
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427 A Crown Devon Blue Royale Pagoda Lustre Vase, printed and painted with a pagoda scene , highlighted in gilt, cylindrical flared shape on a shaped circular foot,printed marks, H.227mm. $500-800 see illustration page 93
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A Hancock & Sons Titian Ware Large Vase, cylindrical with flaring rim , with foot decorated with fruit and leaves on a mottled blue ground. H.310mm. $1200-1500 see illustration page 92
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435 A Rare Patterned Carltonware Dish, decorated with moulded and raised fruit and blossom, painted on a purple ground, with berry decorated border. Raised on three ball feet. 0.160mm. $300-350 see illustration page 92
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438 A Gouda Remo Schoonmoven Arts and Crafts Candlestick, painted abstract design in enamels on a black ground. Painted marks ; 222B Remo Stroonmoven Holland VD , c.1910, H.312mm. $500-600
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A Crown Ducal Spectria Flambe Model of Grotesque Chinaman. H.l lOmm. $150-200 see illustration page 93
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444 A Set of Five French Creil Montereau Porcelain Plates, decorated with nursery rhyme characters. 0.245mm. $300-400
A Crown Ducal Spectria Flambe Model of Kuanyin. H.135mm. $140-180 see illustration page 93
A Thomas Forester and Sons Ltd Phoenix Ware Ewer Vase, sunglow pattern, decorated with stylised leaves and flowers. H.195mm. $200-300
A Thomas Forester & Sons Ltd Phoenix Ware Ewer Vase, with a design of flowers on a pale blue moulded ground . H.195mm. $250-350
447 A Bursley Ware Octagonal Dish, decorated to the interior with flowering acanthus on a deep cobalt ground. W.250mm. $300-400 see illustration page 92
448 A Discoid Shaped Vase, possibly Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian , obscured impressed mark to base. Moulded with irises to the upper surface on a mottled blue ground. 0.300mm. $300-400
449 A Byzanta-Ware Vase, ovoid shape the cobalt ground decorated with lions rampart and Persian style flowers. H.200mm. $140-190 see illustration page 92
450 A Keith Murray Design Wedgwood Creamware Vase. Lathe turned, tapering conical shape 4315. H.185mm. $500-600 see illustration page 93
451 441 A Crown Ducal Vase, ovoid with ribbing, decorated in bright enamels with flowers and leaves on a matt black ground, H.180mm. $300-400 see illustration page 92
A Bretby Vase, ovoid grey exterior yellow interior, hairline crack. $40-60
452 A Swedish Pottery Cauldron Shaped Vase, marked Hoganas Keramik. $30-50
442 Three Pieces of Hancock and Sons Coronaware, daffod i I pattern. A large vase tapering cylindrical shape with swollen neck and lower body; an inverse baluster vase and a plate , all decorated with daffodils on a mottled cobalt ground. $600-900 see illustration page 116
453 A Homemaker China Dinner Plate, decorated with 1960s and household utensils on a vermicelli black and white ground. 0.255mm. $110-140
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455 A Plate Matching Above. D. l 75 mm. $90-120
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A Shelly, Queen Anne Shape, Cup, Saucer and Plate, decorated with th e "Sunri se and Tall Trees" pattern. $250-300
458 Another Shelley Cup, Saucer and Plate, as above . $250-300
459 A Shelly, Queen Anne Shape, Cup, Saucer and Plate, decorated wit h sty li sed f lower pattern in red and black . $ 175-225
460 A Foley China Cup and Saucer, fl ut ed lobed shape, decorated wit h f lowers in iron red, black and gilt. W & Co monogram. $125-175
461 A Shelly China Coffee Set, Regent shape, decorated with a green ba nded des ign. $200-400
462 Four Shelly Plain White Cups, Saucers and Plates. $100- 150
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468 An Art Nouveau Claret Jug, With met al mou nts, irridescent green glass body over laid with a trai led glass design. $900- 1200 see illustration page 116
469 An Emilie Galle French Overlay Glass Vase. Flattened globe body and trumpet neck, amber colour with red overlay decoration of leaves and flowers. Signed. c.1900. H.130mm . $2500-3500 see illustration page 116
470 A WMF Silver Plated Hot Water Jug, wi t h cane bound handle . $50-75
A Pair of Lovatt, Langley Ware Large Vases. Decorated with
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An Orovit Silver Plated Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl , decorated in the Viennese seccession ist sty le with sty I ised feather patterns. $200-300
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A Set of Six Art Deco Tumbler Glasses, tapering cylindrical facetted, decorat ed with etched and ename ll ed designs each wi t h a si lver foot. $300-400
or candles. Th e open cyli ndrica l upper sect ion with a circu lar ring neck, f laring towards the domed foot, four sides decorated with a curvi li near embossed pattern. H.270mm. $450-550
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A Moulded Black Glass Vase, decorated wit h pop pies in reli ef . Inverse balu ster shape. H. 210m m. $75-1 25
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477 A Set of Six "Princess Line" Wine Glasses, t he stems enclos ing a tea r drop. $120-160
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480 A Kosta Glass Dish, signed Warff . D.270m m. $75-125
489 An Etling Glass Shallow Bowl, opa lesce nt, mou lded with three spider chrysa nt hem ums fl ower heads. Dl 70mm. $250-300
490 An Arts and Crafts Copper Chamberstick, with hammer f ini shed su rfaces. Marked EF.Burnl ey. $65-95 491 A Dana Silver Plated, Cane Bound Handled Water Jug. $75-100
492 A Hagenauer Bronze Miniature Fox Ornament. $60- 100
Glass 493 A Victorian Blue Glass Bowl, decorated in th e manner of Mary Gregory with a chil d pi cki ng flowers . $100-150
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483 A Swedish Feda Glass Pedestal Bowl , by Bo. Bengstron , the t hi ck walled bowl with blac k speck ling raised on a clear glass cylindr ical pedestal . D.135m m. $90-140
495 A Victorian Cranberry Glass Bowl, with fl uted serpentine rim . D.27 0m m. $250-350
496 Two Late Victorian Glass Rummers. $180-220
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482 A Loetz Style Glass Vase, mi lky irridesce nt glass with gree n tra il s to th e wa ll s, silver ri m abse nt. $60-90
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484 A Venetian Glass Ewer Vase, in the manner of Barovier and Tosso . Red glass wit h sil vered wash. Fl uted ovoid body. H. 190mm. $75- 100
A Pair of Victorian Glass Lustre Vases, green and milk glass, gilt enriched , mu ltip le knopped bod ies flu ted rimmed mouths wit h facetted crysta l dro ps. H .260m m. $1 50-250
498 485 A Cut Crystal Vase With Design of Thistles and Circles, tapering cyl ind rica l shape. H.230mm. $ 150-200
Two Late Victorian Rummers, one with facetted wa ll s and knop stem, th e other th ick walled . $ 180-220
499 486 Four Various Art Deco Glass Perfume Atomisers, bulbs missi ng. $150-200
A 19th Century Clear Glass Jug, wit h fluted handle. $70-100
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A Doulton Flambe Woodcut Vase . Elongated ovoid shape with ta ll neck. H.175mm. $250-350 see illustration page 93
502 A 19th Century Crystal Decanter, mallet bodied, facetted. Replaced stopper. $200-250
503 A 19th Century Clear Glass Fingerbowl. $40-70
512 A Royal Doulton Blue Lustre Vase , tall cy linder c.1915, H.218mm. $200-300 see illustration page 92
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A Royal Doulton Orange Lustre Vase, H.137mm . Restored. $200-300 see illustration page 93
Doulton, Wedgwood and Other China 505 A Royal Dou lton Kingsware Charger, decorated to the centre Ho lbien-like portrait of a man with a ruffled collar and feathered cap , signed Noke, wi t hin a border of class ical arabesques and acanthus. D.400mm. Provenance : Ex the Estate of John Bates. $1000-1400 see illustration page 92
506 A Royal Doulton Kinsware Charger. Decorated to the centre with an Elizabethan-style portrait of a man wearing a ruffled co ll ar and feathered cap , within a moulded border of neo-c lassical swags and acanthus. D.400mm . Provenance: Ex the Estate of John Bates. $800-1100
507 A Roya l Doulton Blue and Gold Iris Ewer, painted with irises in blue with gilt detai l, printed mark , c.1910 . H.315mm. Restored. $500-600 see illustration page 93
508 A Royal Doulton Squat Circu lar Jug, decorated in blue with flowers on a speck led gilt ground . H. 120mm. $200-300 see illustration page 93
509 A Royal Doulton Plate , decorated in blue with irises on a speck led gilt ground. D.245mm. $200-300 see illustration page 93 510 A Royal Doulton Flambe Woodcut Vase, spher ica l with a cylindrica l neck, decorated with a coaching scene. H.235mm. $500-750 see illustration page 93
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514 A Ruskin High Fire Orange Vase, ma ll et shaped body impressed marks, dated 1915. H.190mm. $400-500 see illustration page 93
515 A Royal Doulton Vase, cy lindrica l decorated wit h orc hids. H.195mm . $350-400 see illustration page 120
516 A Royal Doulton Miniature Cup and Saucer, decorated with a scene of Dover Cast le. Signed J. Hughs. $125-175
517 A Pair of Doulton Lambeth Jugs. Spherical bodied with flaring necks and loop handles. Decorated with moulded stylised floral designs and stiff leaf borders . Impressed marks. H.135mm . $700-800
518 A Wedgwood Blue Jasper Lidded Jug, decorated with a frieze of classical figures, c.1924, H. l 60mm. $300-500 see illustration page 120
519 A Wedgwood Jasperware Medallion, from a design by J. Flaxman. Circular, decorated with neo-c lassica l figures. In an eboni sed frame with convex glass. c.1790. $500-700
520 A Wedgwood Jasperware Medall ion , ova l. Blue jasper slip. Decorated with two neo-class ical f igures , in oak frame. $450-650
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A Victorian Milk Jug, ovoid body, pewter lid. The body decorated with lappet pane ls of sty lised leaves, and a Greek fret pattern at the rim. H.200 mm. $200-250 see illustration page 120
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523 A Wedgwood Jasperware Teapot, squat circular shape, black ground with white neo-classica l figures to the ogee walls. 20th C. $100-150 see illustration page 120
524 A Blue Jasperware Teapot. Sim ilar shape to above. Faulted. $50-100 see illustration page 120
525 A Green Jasperware Wedgwood Teapot, squat spherical shape. Decorated with white neo-c lassical figures. Early 20th Century. Lid fau lted . $40-70 see illustration page 120
526 A Wedgwood Red Jasperware Sugar Basin. Lid absent. 20th Century. $40-70 see illustration page 120
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527 A Wedgwood Green Jasperware Milk Jug, ovoid, decorated with neo-classical figures. 20th Century. $75- 100
528 An Adams Blue Jasperware Vase. Ovoid with cylindrical neck . Decorated with white neo-c lassical figures. H .170mm . $100-150 see illustration page 120
529 A Caneware Teapot. Basket mou lded t he f inia l as a seated figu re of a woman. Lid cracked and re-stuck, spout shortened. $150-200 see illustration page 120
530 A Chinese Redware Teapot, melon shaped. $40-70
A Set of Six Stonewa re Plates by Robinson , Wood and Brownfield, chinoiserie patterned, some faults . $250-350
A Stoneware Jug, brown dip glazed t he body white, mou lded with putti , beneath a frieze of fruiting vine. H.105mm. $150-200 see illustration page 120
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535 An Engl ish Ch ina Blue and White Willow Pattern Ashet. $160-210
536 A Ridgways Old Derby Moon Flask, decorated in the lmari style in ename ls of royal blue and red with gil t highlighting on an ivory grou nd, c.1899, H.227 mm. $1000-1500 see illustration page 93
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537 A Pai r of Oak, Silver Plate Bound Spirit Kegs, mounted on oak stand. The banding engraved Whiskey and Brandy, each keg with a silver plate tap and hanging drip pail. $300-500
538 A Whisky Flagon , stoneware with dip glazed handle and neck, decorated with a rare transfer pattern for "The Bai lie Nicol Jarvie blend", decorated with three transfer patterns including a belted circle entitled the "Jorum" and marked to the shoulder "Jeroboam". $300-400 see illustration page 92
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540 A Stoneware Wh isky Flagon , "Hawthorne Dew". $200-250 see illustration page 92
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wit h a monogram in rev ived got hic fo nt AH P, assoc iat ed by decent with the Pugin - Powe ll fam ily, as above lot. $200-300
A Rare Sterling Silver George Ill Dish Cross, London 1785, by Charles Aldridge and Henry Green. The frame fo lding about a centra l burner with adjustab le legs and support s, t he bu rn er with monogram and engraved crest. $4000-4500
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543
551
A George II Sterling Silver Bullet Shaped Teapot, with ebonised
A Sterling Silver Cigarette Box, rectangu lar, lid engraved with
boxwood hand le and finial, chased and engraved with a foliate design to the shoulder. London 1748. Possib ly by George Wirgman . H. llOmm. $3000-5000
in itials HPN, prove nance as above. $200-275
552
see illustration page 96
A Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle, Old English pattern.
544 A Sterling Silver Lidded , Colla red and Handled Claret Jug, Clear glass ba luster body with star cut base, the co ll ar heavy embossed with fruiting vine, and masks. The spout as a mask. The cover with I ion fin ia I. London 1904, by Hyam Wi I ki nson & Co. $1200-1700 see illustration page 96
and Storer. Octagona l, the wa lls pierced with trefoil arches, the domed top with conforming piercing, later interior cover, liner missing. Raised on a ebonised conforming plinth. $1200-1500
see illustration page 96
546
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A Silver Plated Chamberstick, engraved with monogra m AP, Provenance as above lot. $150-200
A Sterling Silver Gothic Revival Altar Cup. London 1845 by Re il y
and Brn1: pail.
550
see illustration page 96
545
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549
Sterling Silver and Plate
A Sterling Silver Standish , Birmingham 1855. With an oval fluted and pierced tray raised on scrol l and claw feet supporting two cut crystal silver mounted ink wells flanking a taper stick. $1200-1500 see illustration page 96
547 An Edwardian Sterling Silver Bowl , raised on pedestal base, London 1906. The bow l with hop swag and bead rim, fluted central cavetto, raised on a circular spreading pedestal from a stepped square foot. 0.320mm. H.130mm. $2000-3000
see illustration page 96
London 1795. By Thomas Nort hcote and George Bourne. Crested similarly to above, provenance as above. $200-300
553 Three Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons, Exeter 1860, monogrammed and provenance as above. $100-200
554 Three Old English Pattern Salt Spoons, London 1813.
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Godbe here, Wigan and Bult. $100-200
555 A Pair of Regency Period Sheffield Plate Rectangular Entree Dishes and Covers. 270mm x 200mm. $500-600
556 An Edwardian Sterling Silver Top Cylindrical Cut Crystal Dressing Table Jar. Chester 1905. H. 66mm . $100-150
557 An Edwardian Sterl ing Silver Top Oval Cut Crystal Pin Box. Sheffie ld 1904. W.115mm . $120-150
558 An Edwardian Sterling Silver Top Faceted Glass Dressing Table Jar. Birmingham 1908. H.85mm. $80-120
548 A Sterling Silver Christen ing or Commun ion Cup. Associated by descent with the family of A.N Pugin. Ba luster shape, mounted with enamel coat of arms of the Knill, (the third wife of Pugin was Louisa Knill) and a crest bearing the monogram BP. Engraved with an encirc ling band of latin text in arevived Gothic font, the swollen base also engraved with Gothic inspired foliate designs, raised on a circu lar pedestal base. Birmingham 1856 by John Hardman & Co. H.125mm. $1000-1500 see illustration page 96
559 An Edward ian Sterl ing Silver Small Oval Dressing Table Tray with Rococo Scrollwork. Birmingham 1902. W.130mm. $120-150
560 A Large Victorian Cut Crystal Perfume Bottle , with hinged sterling silver cover and collar. London 1891. H.140mm. $250-300
104
561
573
An Edwardian Sterling Silver Top Oval Cut Crystal Pin Box,
A Pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks, Sheff ield 1933.
togeth er with a pa ir of ster ling sil ver hair t ongs and a ster li ng silver mou nted horn comb. Birmingham 1902. W. 140mm. $ 120- 150
H. 120m m . $125- 175
574 562
A Pair of Sterling Silver Specimen Vases, tapering shape with
A Cut Crystal Perfume Flask with Sterling Silver Mount, Birmi ngham , 1904. H.2 10m m. $250-300
dis hed mo ut hs raised H.1 4 0 mm . $125-175
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A Sterling Silver Handled, Ivory Bladed Paper Knife, hal Ima rked for Birmin gham L.220 mm. $250-30 0
1903, t he hand le ornately embossed.
564 A Sterling Silver Evening Purse , wit h p ig-skin
A Sterling Silver Mustard Pot, cy lin drical raised on a pedastal foot , wit h blu e glass l iner, monogramed and fo liate engraved. H.70 mm. $150-200
576 inter ior,
Birmingham 1915. $ 100- 150
A Leather Cased Travelling Vanity Set, with sterling si lver backed
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hairb rushes cloth es bru shes, mi rror vanity jars, bottles and mani cure set. $1200-1400
565 A Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Basting Spoon, Edi nburgh 1838. $400-500
577 An Old Sheffield Plate Coffee Perculator, of trophy shape with
566
cove r and loop hand les raised on a stepped base. H.420mm . $650-750
A Chinese Silver Finger Bowl, wit h glass lin er. The mount with Shanghai marks, pie rced, c hased chrysa nth em um flower heads. $ 150-200
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567 A Sterling Silver Powder Compact, t he top set with a porce lai n plaque pain t ed with a pheasa nt by James Sti nton. 0 .55 mm. $ 150-2 50
c.1936.
ca rtouche and decorated with f lora l decoratio n raised on three legs with li on masks t erm in at ing in paw f eet. $250-350
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rimmed, raised on t hree feet. $100- 175
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579 Twenty Five Pieces Of Mother Of Pearl Handled, Silver Plate Bladed Cutlery, inclu di ng knives , forks and servi ng utensi ls. $2 00-300
568 A Sterling Silver Sauceboat, Sheffie ld 1937.
578 A Victorian Silver Plated Tea Kettle, on stand with vaccant
580 A Small Porcelain Perfume Bottle , decorated with flowers on a
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570
an th em ion and aca nthus scro ll s. Birmi ngham 190 1. $ 100-1 50
569 A Sterling Silver Bowled Toddy Ladle, with twist ed horn handl e.
A William IV Period Sheffield Plate Fruit Basket, th e ova l fluted body with a border of fruitin g vines, sw ing handled, ra ised on an ova l pedast al foot. $400-450
571 A Sterling Silver Dish, circul ar with pi erce d wa ll s, raised on four scro lling f eet , Sh effi eld 190 9 . By Martin Hall. 0.1 85 mm. $ 175-275
572 A Sterling Silver Ink Well, th e hinge lid ded we ll rising from a squ are base with scro lled outline. Presentati on engraved 19 0 9, hallmarked Birmingham 19 0 7 . $ 17 5-225
A Sterling Silver Belt Buckle, engraved and pierced with
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A Pair of Sterling Silver Small Vases, Birmingham 1909,
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trum pet sha ped wi t h f luted mouth s, H.103mm. $ 100- 150
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583 A Small Sterling Silver Spirit Flask, wit h integra l cup and hinged lid . Sheffie ld 1900 by J Dixon & Sons . H.97mm . $ 100- 150
584 A Sterling Silver Cigarette Case , Birmingham 1920. Fau lted . $ 50 -7 0
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585 A Pair of Ivory Handled Silver Plate Bladed Fish Servers, in original satin lined mahogany presentation box. $200-300
596 A Battersea I Bilston Patch Box, the lid marked "No Toil is Pain ... " Faulted $150-250
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586 A Sterling Silver Teaspoon. $10-15
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587 A Sterling Silver Mustard Pot, Georgian style London 1900. Cylindrical with pierced walls, shell thumpiece , blue glass liner. $350-400
597 A Battersea/Bilston Patch Box, the lid marked "May Liberty Ever Life's Blessings Sustain ... " $450-550
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588 A George Ill Sterling Silver Vinaigrette, London 1795, probably by Thos Daniel. Bookshaped, with ornate pierced grille. $700-1000
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589 A George Ill Sterling Silver and Agate Snuff Box, London 1789 by Thos Phipps and Edw. Robinson, asymmetrical octagonal shape with agate panels to the hinged lid and base. $575-725
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590 A Silver Gilt Snuff Box, Probably Swiss, oblong wi th cha mfered corners , the hinged lid inset wi th a handpainted plaque depicting two shepardesses and flock , set within a ground of engraved and enamelled arabesques and birds. Similarly decorated to the walls. The base,with a guilloche plaque. Unmarked. W.75mm. $2750-3250
rated with 'l. :. 1allmarked 8"'
591 A Battersea I Bilston Blue Enamel Patch Box. The lid marked "Pris ls Show Respect" above a bird and an urn. The interior mirror faulted. $750-850
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592 A Battersea / Bilston Patch Box. Green and White enamel. The lid marked "You are my friend ... " $700-800
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593 A Powder Blue Enamel Patchbox, with wh ite to panel to the lid decorated with a basket of flowers. $650-750 594 A Battersea/Bilston Patch Box, c ircular, the lid decorated with a landscape sce ne. Faulted. $300-400 595 A Battersea / Bilston Enamel Patch Box, the lid marked "A token of love", above a love bird amongst flowers, the base pink enamelled, some damage. $450-550
598 A Battersea I Bilston Patch Box, the lid marked "Esteem the Giver" some faults. $350-450 599 A Battersea I Bilston Style Patch Box, the Iid with a scene of boxers and inscribed "Set To" $1250-1500 600 A Battersea I Bilston Patch Box, the lid inscribed "Virtue is the fiercest Duel " Faulted. $300-400 601 A Battersea I Bilston Patch Box, the lid marked "Love For Love". $400-600 602 A Mother of Pearl Handled Seal, with monogram AMR. $125-150 603 A Large Brass Seal, the handle modelled as a 17th C knight standing on castellated ramparts. The seal of striated agate. $350-400 604 A Boxwood Handled Seal, with monogram W or M. $75-100 605 A Moss Agate Seal, the handle facetted oval tapering section. Monogramed HL. $250-300 606 A Great Exhibition Souvenir Seal, 1851, the handle modelled in relief with a view of the Crystal Palace. $90-120 607 A Small Agate Handled Seal, with si lver mount and moonstone sea l end, engraved with a bird. $125-150 608 A French 19th Century 0rmulu Seal, the handle modelled with neo-class ica l figures and scrolls, set with an uncut bloodstone sea l. $280-340
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Japanese & Chinese Ceramics 609 A Pair of Satsuma Meiji Period Baluster Vases, painted and gilded with a coiled dragon and ahrats . Painted character marks, c.1900. Height 185mm. $600-800
610 A Satsuma Meiji Period Tea Service, painted and gilded with coi led dragons and ahrats; the handles , spout and covers Painted modelled as dragons. Jug with riveted handle. character marks, c.1900. 15 pieces. Teapot height 180mm. $600-800 611 A Satsuma Meiji Period Miniature Basket, finely painted with palaquins in procession. One foot restored. Painted character marks, c.1900 . 80mm x 80mm . $300-500 612 A Satsuma Meiji Period Baluster Vase, finely painted with fan shape panels of geishas in a landscape. Painted character marks, c.1900. H. 145mm. $600-800 613 A Small Satsuma Dish, painted by Kizan with a garden scene with women and children, reserved on a ground of blossom brocade. Signed Dai N ihon Kizan in gi It with seal mark. D.124mm. $1000-1300 614 A Four Place Satsuma Pottery Teaset, along with teapot, lidded sugar and milk jug, painted with figurative panels reserved on a cobalt ground highlighted with gilding. $1000-1500 615 A Chinese Exportware Underglazed Blue Tea Caddy, decorated with riverside landscape, restored . $100-150 616 A Large Japanese lmari Vase, decorated with foliage, and birds in typical iron red and cobalt blue , ovoid shape with flaring neck. H.615mm . $350-500 see illustration page 93 617 A Fine Pair of Japanese Cloisonne Vases. Decorated with birds amongst flowers and foliage on a soft blue ground . The shoulder neck and foot decorated with a design of Buddhist emblems, and lacquered panels. H.395mm. $3000-3500 see illustration page 93 618 A Large and Impressive Japanese Blue and White 17th C Arita
Porcelain Charger. The centre painted with a vase spilling forth a profusion of peonies. The boarder painted in panels with peonies, chrysanthemums and auspicious emblems. Valued by Sotheby's London 1994 at 2500-3500. D.550mm. $10000-15000 see illustration page 93
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619 A Qing Dynasty Blue and White Chinese Vase. Ovoid, decorated with dragons on a powder blue ground. H.380mm. $450-600 620 A Japanese Kutani Porcelain Figure, of a karako playing a temple drum. The drum skin patterned with a sinuous dragon. The child in multi-coloured robes, with gilt enrichment at the cuffs and collar. Firing flaw at the neck. 19th century. H.210mm . $400-600 see illustration page 93 621 A Large Sampson of Paris Porcelain Jar, painted with flowers , diaper panels and slip trailing in famille rose enamels along with slip trailing in the manner of Chinese 18th century exportware. Faux Chinese seal mark. H.260mm. $1000-1250 622 Two Chinese Export Porcelain Teabowls, one polychrome decorated the other blue and white. $60-120
Netsuke and Ivories 623 A Set of Twelve Rosewood Netsukes, carved as the Jurojin (zod1cal animals), each with signature inlaid in ivory plaque . $300-400 624 An Ivory Netsuke, signed Keimin , of a boy doing Bekkako (a teasing game) , one hand holds a Kabuki mask behind his back. $500-600 625 A Japanese Ivory 0kimono or Netsuke, carved as three characters, one a fox dressed as a human serving a couple seated at a low table. Signed. $350-500 626 An Ivory Netsuke Signed Gokuzan, of a sennin standing holding a staff and clutching hs long beard. Lightly stained , signed. $400-500 627 An Ivory Netsuke of a Karako, carved kneeling and holding a fan. $250-350 628 An Ivory "Dream Shell", some faults. $200-250
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An Ivory Netsuke, signed Mitsuda, of a sage riding a baku, a mythic beast, (the stealer of dreams). $600-800
A Carved Ivory Standing Female Figure. H .103mm. $150-200
630
A Small Ivory Puzzleball. $60-100
ase.(Noio:;.380mm
An Ivory Netsuke, compactly carved as a hare, with inlaid red eyes, signed Gyoku. $450-550
631
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643
644 An Ivory Tusk, carved with an encircling spiralling scene of African figures. L.500mm. $400-600
645 An Ivory, Green Stained and Natural Vizagapatnam Chess Set. $1200-1500
Japanese Bronze and Lacquer
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An Ivory Netsuke of a Shinto Priest, with a large carving of a tengu mask. Lightly stained , signed. $700-900
634 An Ivory Netsuke of a Lioness. Lightly sta ined, signed. $400-500
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636 An Ivory Netsuke of a Reclining Horse. Signed. $600-700
637 A Finely Carved Ivory Netsuke, of the reknowned Sumo wrestler Yokuzuna. Contemporary. Decorated with gilding and coloured pigments. Himotoshi formed by the knot of his waistband. Signed on gilt tablet. $1000-1250
638 A Carved Ivory Apple, with a dream landscape deeply carved into its side . $250-350
639 A Carved Ivory Model of a Junk. $150-250
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640 A Japanese Ivory Figure of a Wood Chopper, carved standing on wooden plinth, Oval.Hl05mm $3>50-450
641 A Large Ivory Tusk Section Brush Pot, carved with Chinese figures in pavilions and gardens playing Go and riding horses. H.150mm. $500-750
646 A Pair of Japanese Bronze Figures, Meiji period. Depicting a nobleman who has caught another man by his collar. Currently mounted as two separate figures but originally on one plinth. The bronze work finely chiselled and deep brown patinated. Signed on a raised tablet on the nobelman's pantaloons. H.340mm. $3500-4000 see illustration page 93
647 A Pair of Fine Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Vases, inlaid with silver gold and other alloys, with a design of long tailed cockerels perched in flowering blossom trees. Tall ovoid shape with short trumpet necks. Each signed to the reverse, fine patination. H.180mm . $3000-3500 see illustration page 93
648 A Japanese Meiji Period Urn, decorated in high relief, with an eagle and other birds in flight amongst pine boughs. Squat spherical shape with flaring neck. H.225mm . $850-1000 see illustration page 93
649 A Japanese Lacquered Wood Jubako, 19th century. The picnic box of five graduated tiers of almost square section with a nashiji ground decorated with old prunus trees in flower and cranes in flight in gold makie, the interior lacquered red. Complete with two lids with conforming decoration. H.415mm. $3500-4000 see illustration page 93
650 A Small Japanese Cabinet, black lacquer framed with doors and drawers of Satsuma like ceramics painted with flowers. Some faults to ceramic. $200-300
Oriental Artworks
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651
663
An Antique Chinese Carved Giltwood Furniture Panel. $50-100
A Minton Lamp Base, painted with a class ical scen e by E Lessore in enamel s between ornate borders of cla ss ica l decoration , jewelling and foliate decoration with gilt detail , moulded rams head handles in gilt. c.1890, H.51 3 mm. Restored handles. $1000-2000 see illustration page 96
652 A Set of Twelve Japanese Ukiyo-e Triptychs, mounted in scroll form , Edo period. By variou s artists depicting "The Kanjin cho"; "The battle of Echijo"; "Two Warriors" ; "Kawanaka Jima" ; "Vengeance on lga Mountain Pass" ; "Legend of the Shiraishi District"; "Shooting the nine tailed fox" ; "Banai (longlife) music"; "Toyokuri-cobblers and fortune teller"; "Kabuki performers". $3500-4000
653 A Japanese Diptych Ukiyo-e, by Toyokuni (1786-1858). An interior scene of a samurai, geisha and attendants before a screen and rice paper blinds. $550-750
654 Three Japanese Ukiyo-e, by Hiroshige. Studies of birds. 380 x 175mm. $600-900
664 An Art Deco Spelter Figured Newel Post Lamp, modelled as a bronzed statuette of a an athleti c young girl, poi sed on one foot on a facetted glass sphere, raised on a black marble plinth . The sphere with electric light fitting within . H.500mm. $1600-2000 see illustration page 96
665 An Large Apothecary Lamp, with ovoid floral acid etched glass bowl and brass mounts. Complete with wall bracket. $1500-1800
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655 A Japanese Ukiyo-e by Hiroshige. Swallows and peach blossom. 385 x 173mm. $150-200
656 A Japanese Ukiyo-e by Hiroshige. Diving heron and irises. 380 x 174mm. $150-250
657 Four Chinese Silk Embroidered Mandarin Robe Cuffs and Collars, framed . $100-200
658 Two Pairs of Chinese Silk Embroidered Mandarin Cuffs. In two frames. $80-160
666 A Library Light. The two lamps held on a central support. One shade cracked. Victorian and later. $200-300
667 A Pair of French 19th C Bronze Six Branch Candelabra. One modelled as a putti the other a satyr raised on a circular fluted pillar with floral garlands modelled in relief on stepped base with chamfered corners. H.630mm. Provenance: From the estate of Monty Williams Bernard Winter New Zealand 's leading hairdresser 1920s-1970s. Given to Mr Winter by Queen Elizabeth I I's hairdresser John Boudon as a token of appreciation for food parcels which Monty Winter had sent to England during World War II. $3500-5000 see illustration page 96
668
Two Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels, framed. $100-170
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Table Lamp Base, column shape. Pale celadon green, decorated with stylised leaf and scroll pattern. Black mark , shape 3281, date code for 1951. H.435mm , excluding electrical fitting. $250-350 see illustration page 96
660
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659
Three Various Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels, framed. $100-170
661 A Japanese Post Card Album, with lacquered end boards. $200-300
662 A Japanese Painting on Silk, of a cloisonne vase with branch of cherry blossom. $100-150
An Art Deco Chrome and Glass Hanging Light, of Japanese lantern form. L.400mm. $500-1000
670 Another as above. $500-1000
671 An Art Deco Chrome and Glass Hanging Light, with four cylindrical glass tubes. L.720mm. $500-1000
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An Art Deco Chrome and Glass Hanging Light, with five bevel edged shaped milk glass panels. L.700mm. $500-1000
A Rewarewa Framed Wall Clock, the case carved with an intaglio portrait of George V. Replaced brass bezel and movement. $500-600
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Three Art Deco Wall Lights, with chrome framing and demi lune perspex panels of graduated size . W.350mm, L.260mm. $500-700
A Late Victorian Slate Mantel Clock, with brocot movement. H.290mm. $300-500
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Three Art Deco and Chrome Wall Lights, with cylindrical glass tubes held on chrome mounts. L.500mm. $500-700
An Ebony Cased Bracket Clock, the domed case with brass handle and decoration, chain driven movement , brass face with silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals, matt gilt centre, blued hands, date aperture , flanked by cherubs in the spandrels $800-1000
675 Three Art Deco Wall Lights, similar to the above . L.500mm. $500-700
676 A Porcelain Figured Table Lamp Base, with fau Its and restoration. $400-500 677 A Pair of Porcelain Figured Table Lamp Bases, modelled with a man and a woman in 18th century costume, in the French manner. Marked with green anchor under the bases. H.300mm. Some faults. $400-500
685 An Edwardian Oak Cased Mantle Clock, with silver dial, 8 day silent chime striking movement. $650-900
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686 A 19th C French Gilt Metal and Bronze Mantel Clock, model led with a figure of Joan of Arc in relief with various trophies of battle supported on a central slate column. The gilt metal base with medallion depicting a battle scene. Circular enamel dial with Roman numerals. Eight day movement. H.520mm. $4000-4500 see illustration page 96
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A Giltwood Framed Cartel Clock, with Westerstrand striking movement, Roman numerals, filigree gilt hands. The case modelled as rococo scrolls. H.610mm. $900-1400
679 A Good French Giltmetal Cased Mantel Clock, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, Breguet hands, striking movement marked Rollin, Paris. Surmounted by an urn finial, supported on acanthus scrolls from a plinth mounted with a Sevres porcelain panel. $1200-2000 see illustration page 96
A Good George Ill Flame Mahogany Secretaire Chest. The secretaire drawer with fitted interior above three full width drawers cock beaded with bone escutcheon and turned handles raised on bracket feet. H.l 150mm, W.1250mm. $4000-6000 see illustration page 97
688 A Mahogany Toilet Mirror, held on barley twist supports. W.720mm. $400-600
689
A Massive Gilt Metal Clock Garniture, the clock with French movement, striking on a bell, with enamel dial and Arabic numerals. The case ornately cast with foliage ribbons, goat masks, urns and swags. Accompanied by a pair of similarly decorative six light candelabra. H.800mm. $7500-9000
A Regency Period Sofa Table, with egg and dart border. The two drawers to the frieze with egg and dart inverse moulding raised on four scroll supports terminating in foliate rondels on a platform support on four splayed reeded legs terminating in brass castors. $8000-10000 see illustration page 100
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A French Gilt Metal Clock, with pink Sevres panels and surmounted by a conforming pink Serves urn, raised on a giltwood plinth. H.400mm. $1200-1500 see illustration page 96
A Good Set of Twelve Mahogany Chippendale Style Dining Chairs, with carved pierced back splats racked on square section legs. Set complete with two carvers. $9600-12000
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691 A Georgian Style Mahogany D-end Dining Table, raised on baluster turned pedestal on splayed legs with brass capping and brass castors. L.2800mm. $8000-12000 see illustration page 97 692 A Set Of Four Late 19thC Georgian Style Side Chairs, with drop in seats pierced back splat, raised on tapering legs united by stretchers $1500-1800 see illustration page 97 693 A George Ill Period D End Mahogany Dining Table, raised on tapering legs. L.1800mm. $3500-5000 694 A Pair of Mahogany Framed Victorian Gentleman and Lady's Chairs, each with button back and carved foliate cresting piece , raised on cabr iole legs terminating in white porcelain castors. $1800-2400 see illustration page 97
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695 An 18th C Style French Carved Wood and Gilt Consol Table. With she ll carved decorative motif to the frieze raised on tapering square section legs embellished with foliate and fruit decoration carved in relief with green striated marble top. W.1500mm $4000-6000 696 An Art Nouveau Walnut Sideboard, the base with two small drawers above panelled cupboard with applied sinuous foliate moulding the upper section with matching foliate decoration with central panelled cupboards flanked by open compartment. The top with open compartment beneath a stepped cornice . W.1300, H.2300. $4000-6000
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697 A Set of 6 19th C Side Chairs, with leather upholstered backs above a row of four spindles the padded seats with leather upholstery raised on turned legs. $2400-3000 see illustration page 97 698 A Large Edwardian Oak Bookcase, with rondel decoration to the frieze and with three tambour doors opening to reveal shelves to the interior raised on a stepped platform base. H. l 780mm, W.3000mm $4000-5000 699 An Early Victorian Flame Mahogany Chiffonier. The upstand back with a single shelf held on baluster turned supports with a single frieze drawer above panelled cupboards on a platform base. W.1050, H.1300. $2000-3000 see illustration page 109
700 A 19th C Mahogany Chiffonier, with upstand back with applied serpentine shaped moulding. The base with two ogee frieze drawers above panelled cupboards. $2000-2500
701 A 19th C French Fruitwood Dining Table, with plank top raised on tapering legs. L.2100mm , W.800mm. $3500-5000
702 A 19th C Walnut and Flame Mahogany Cabinet. The upper section with foliate and scroll carved cresting piece on a serpentine shaped shelf with turned finials held on scroll supports the base with flame mahogany panelled cupboard with turned handle raised on scroll feet. W.850mm , H.1540mm. $3500-5000 see illustration page 109
703 A Pair of Late 19th C French Side Chairs, with padded backs and seats with a floral embossed upholstery on a rose ground raised on tapering fluted legs. $400-600 see illustration page 112
704 A Victorian Flame Mahogany Dressing Table, with large central mirror flanked by four small drawers on a platform base. W.1350mm. $1500-2000
705 A Victorian Mahogany Chest of Drawers, with an ogee frieze drawer above two small drawers above three full width drawers on a platform base flanked by shaped foliate carved pilasters with paw feet. W.1180mm. $2000-2500
706 A 19th C Mahogany Supper Table, raised on a baluster turned pedestal on three splayed legs and four 19th C side chairs with leather back and seats. 0.1200mm. $2000-2500
707 A William IV Flame Mahogany Supper Table, raised on a central pedestal on a triform platform base on paw feet. $1500-2000
708 A 19th C Pub Table, with circular top and green painted wrought iron base. $400-500
709 A 19th C Mahogany Sideboard, with a single drawer above panelled cupboards on a platform base. W.1200mm. $1200-1800 710 A Dutch 19th C Walnut Maquetry Desk, with tooled leather top with three frieze drawers raised on baluster turned legs. Extensively inlaid in ebony rosewood and satinwood and with applied ebony studs. W. l 780mm. $4000-5000 see illustration page 100
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711 A Regency Giltwood Circular Mirror, with floral cresting pc surmounted by a dolphin. The frame with internal beading and applied balls. Re-silvered glass. $1200-1800
712 A 19th C Mahogany Library Table, with green tooled leather top with a single drawer to the front and side raised on ring turned legs. W.1250mm . $2000-3000
713 An 18th C Oak Gateleg Table, raised on baluster turned supports united by stretchers. L.1200mm . $3000-3500 see illustration page 113
714 An 18th C Oak Mule Chest, with hinged plank top and with four fielded panels to the front above three small drawers with brass handle on stile feet. W.1600mm. $5500-7000 see illustration page 113
715 A Louis XV Style Canape, with giltwood frame painted with floral garlands with serpentine shaped cresting rail with shell carved motif to the centre. Raised on cabriole legs, upholstered in a floral embossed pink and cream striped upholstery. W.1400mm $2000-3000 see illustration page 100 716 An Attractive French Louis XV Style Giltwood Bergere Chair, raised on fluted tapering legs upholstered in a floral patterned pink upholstery. $1750-2500 see illustration page 100
717 An Impressive Japanese Meiji Period Parquetry Inlaid Cabinet, with numerous small drawers and compartment and sliding panels in eizu , zelkovia, paloussen and numerous other timbers, raised on bun feet. H.1750mm, W.800mm. $5000-6000 see illustration 718 An Edwardian Chippendale Style Ebonised Bookcase Chest. The bow-fronted base with two drawers with blind fret carving. The upper section with glazed door beneath a broken arch pediment raised on tapering legs on spade feet. $2500-3500 see illustration page 109
719 A Welsh Early 19th C Flame Mahogany Longcase Clock, with swan neck pediment. The hood with barley fruit supports with conforming support flanking the panelled door. Painted face with subsidiary seconds dial - date aperture. Eight day movement by Griffith Owen. H.230mm. $3500-5000 see illustration page 112
720 A George Ill Period Mahogany Secretaire Chest. The secretaire drawer opening to reveal a fitted interior above three full width drawers with brass handles with shaped apron raised on bracket feet. H .1040mm, W. lOOmm . $3000-4000 see illustration page 112
721 A Pair of Regency Period Provincial Mahogany Side Chairs, raised on square section legs. $400-600 see illustration page 113
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723 A Victorian Figured Walnut Sutherland Table, with serpentine shaped top raised on turned legs on splayed feet on porcelain castors. L.1040mm, W.900mm. $2000-3000 see illustration page 109
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724 A Good Foresters & Son Art Nouveau Jardiniere, on stand with stylised peacock to the stand and jardiniere. H.940mm . $3500-5000 see illustration page 113
725 Inlaid Corner Cabinet. A Small Dutch Style Floor Standing Corner Cupboard with floral marquetry inlaid door and top. H.715mm. $1000-1500
726 A Victorian Walnut Framed Ladies Chair, raised on cabriole legs. $800-1000
727 A Late 19th C Twin Pedestal Desk, with tooled leather top above three frieze drawers with foliate carving and lion mask handles. Each pedestal with three drawers with matching foliate and lion mask carving. W.1200mm. $2250-3000
728 A Late 19th C Oak Three Tiered Dumbwaiter, with upstand back with carved lion mark to the centre flanked by a pair of dragons above three shelves held on barley twist supports on bun feet. W.1200mm. $2250-3000
729 A Victorian Walnut Combination Games Table Canterbury, with parquetry inlaid games board to the top , opening to reveal a green baize interior above a single drawer, the base divided to accommodate sheet music , raised on squat turned legs on porcelain castors. W.540mm. H.760mm . $1500-2500
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73 1 A Set of Six Hepplewhite Chairs, with two carvers and four side chairs with shield shape backs, the splat pierced and decorated with wheat sheaves, drop in seats ra ised on tapering legs, united by stretchers terminating in spade feet . $1800-2000
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734 A Set of Seven 19th C French Fru itwood Side Chairs, with seagrass seats. $2800-3200
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735 An Edwardian Rosewood Sheraton Revival Card Table. Wit h 'enve lope' top opening to reveal a green baize playing surface and with countersunk wel ls for playing pieces with a single frieze drawer with brass handles above a single shelf raised on tapering legs with satinwood stringing terminating in brown porcelain castors. The drawer and top in laid with urn and foliate decoration in bone and satinwood. W.560mm. $2000-3000
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741 A French Louis XV Style Mahogany Fall Front Bureau, with f itted interior wit h sma ll drawers and pigeons holes raised on cabriole legs. W.840mm. $1200-1800
742 A Frerrch Louis XV Style Mahogany Fall Front Bureau , with f itted interior with small drawers and pigeon holes raised on cabriole legs. W.840mm . $1200-1800
743 An 18th C Oak Plate Rack, wi t h t hree shelves . W.2000mm, H. 1250mm . $2500-3500
744 A Victorian Mahogany Supper Table, wit h serpe ntine shaped top raised on a baluster turned pedestal in four splayed legs. $1200-1500
745 A Victorian Mahogany Chiffonier Bookcase, with stepped cornice above glazed panelled door. The base with two drawers above panelled cupboards . W.ll00mm, H.2220mm . $3000-4000
746 A Victorian Mahogany Chest of Drawers, with two small drawers above t hree of fu ll width on bracket feet. W. llOmm . $1000-1500
747 A Victorian Mahogany Chest of Drawers, with t wo sma ll drawe rs above t hree of fu ll wid t h ra ised on bun feet. W. l 180mm. H.l lO0mm.
748 A Pai r of 19th C Pine Columns with Urn Tops, later painted gree n finish. H.1680mm. $1200-2000
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A 19th C Walnut Scotch Chest, with ogee frieze drawers above three drawers over three full width drawers with turned handles flanked by bobin turned support on squat t urned feet. W.ll00mm , H.1400mm. $1500-2000
A 19th C French Pearwood Bon itere, with stepped corn ice and with panelled door and sides raised on stile feet. W. l 900mm , H. 770mm. $4500-6000
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A Large New Zealand Mottled Kauri Colonial Wardrobe, with central mirror flanked cupboards with mirrored door with two drawers to the base. W.1820mm , H.2100mm. $3000-4000
739 A French 19th C Gilt Framed Overmantle Mi rror. Bevel edged with foliate cresting. W.ll00mm . H.1300mm.
750
751 A Victorian Armchai r, ra ised on cabriole legs with f lora l embossed upholstery on a cream ground . $800-1200
752 740 An American Oak Culter Roll Top Oesk . The fitted interior with pigeon ho les and sma ll drawers. Each pedesta l with four drawers. W. 1400mm. $2500-4000
A Mahogany Chippendale Style Armchair, wi t h vase shaped pierced interlacing back splat with serpentine shaped arms raised on square section legs . $600-700
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753 A Pair Of Bentwood Chairs, with ca ne seats. $250-300
754 An American Walnut Cased Pedal Organ , by t he Worcester Organ Co., Massac husetts, U.S.A. $400-800
755 A Victorian Nursing Chair, ra ised on turned terminating in porcelai n castors. $250-350
756 A Large White Marble Campana Shaped Garden Urn. H.490m m. $ 1 10- 180
757 A Small White Marble Campana Shaped Garden Urn. $80-100
758 Another. $80-100
759 A Black Marble Campana Shaped Garden Urn. $80- 100
760 Three Brass and Copper Carriage Lamps. $40 0-500
761 A Victorian Style Brass Bird Cage. H.l OOOmm. $250-400
762 A Small Brass Bird Cage. H.5500mm. $100-200
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763 A Fine Silk Rug, decorated with a ce ntra l fl oral medal Iion on a field of isli mi tendrils and f loral palmettes on a red ground; fra med by a wreat h, pa lmette and mea nder border. Silk on cotton we lf and warp. 175 x 120 cm.
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765 An Unusually Lilac And Green Toned Rug, with sil k hi ghli ghts in t he pil e; decorated with cen t ral shaped medal li on with t ree of life pattern on a fl ora l fi eld. Fine wool and sil k pil e on cotto n weft and warp. 19 1 x 124cm .
766 A Large Edwardian Oak Framed Display Cabinet, wi t h t hree shelves, with glazed panell ed sides raised on paw feet. H.2050m m, W. 960m m. $2500-3000
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790 A Clarice Cliff Trough Vase, designed by Eva Crofts. With Bizarre back stamp, ci rcu lar shape with gilt and blu e wigglework pattern . $90-120
779 A Clari ce Cl iff Bizarre "Applique" Jug, Athens shape decorated in the rare Caravan pattern. Some fa ults. H. 200m m. $ 15000-20000 see illustration page 88
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780 A Clarice Cliff-Style Conical 'Florida' Teapot, painted with stylised flowers and fo li age in brigh t enamels c.1928. H.142mm $1000-2000 see illustration page 116
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789 A Small Clarice Cliff Bizarre Bowl, Crocus pattern. 0 .150mm. $350-450 see illustration page 116
The following lots are principally from the co ll ection of t he late Mr John May (above) . Mr May was a well known collector, resident in the Epsom area for over 35 years. Hi s particu lar interest was in 18th century English blue and white porce lain , augme nted by polyc hro me pieces fro m th e 18th and 19t h centuries. His persistance in his f ie ld has res ulted in t he following offering which must represent one of the most sizeable and appealing seen on the local market for many years .
791 An 18th C Blue and White Teapot Stand, basket weave mou lded and decorated with pierced outli ne, painted bl ue. $150-250 792 A Blue and White Dessert Dish, Caughley or Worcester decorated with f loral spr igs, seperti ne f luted border wit h blu e outli ne, open crescen t mark. D.17 4mm. $200-300 see illustration page 117 793 A Blue and White Dessert Dish, Caughl ey or Worcester, decorated wit h floral sprigs wi th in a blue ou tlin e, sca ll oped f luted border. Open crescent mark. 0.175mm. $200-300 see illustration page 117 794 A Caughley Dessert Dish, wi th gi It and underglaze bi ue decoration of f loral sprigs, "S" mark to reverse (Sa lopia n). 0.185mm . $200-300 see illustration page 117
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795 An 18th C Blue and White Plate, decorated to the centre to the centre with the "Mother and Ch il d". The dished rim with a border pattern of diaper, and f lowers. Unmarked, possib ly Caughley or Coalport. 0.203mm. $300-400 see illustration page 117
796 A Sma ll 18th Century Saucer. Powder blue with fan shaped and circular reserves, painted with Chinoiserie landscapes and Imitation Meissen crossed swords mark. pavililions . 0.141mm. $150-250 see illustration page 117
797 A Worcester Blue and Wh ite Tri o. "The Hollow Rock Lily" pattern. Concave fluted saucer, tea cup and tea bowl. Open crescent mark to each piece. c.1760-1775. $300-500 see illustration page 117
798 A Worcester or Caughley Trio. "The Waiting Chinaman" pattern. Open crescen t mark and "number eight " border pattern. $300-450 see illustration page 117
799 A Trio of Blue and White Pri nt Porcelain, of odd designs. the cup with "The Fence" , the tea bowl with "The Birds in Branches" and the saucer with "The Three Flowers" pattern . $150-250 see illustration page 117 800 A Coffee Cup and Saucer, with blue pri nt "The Fence" pattern. Saucer faulted. Hatched crescent mark. $125-200 see illustration page 117 801 Two Blue and White Tea Bowls, one painted with the "Mansfield" pattern, faulted. The other with a printed floral design. $100-150 802 A Rare Worcester 18th Century Creamboat, decorated with 'The Littl e Fi sherma n" pattern, border "88" inside the li p and "126" to the inverted rim . The pattern painted on reserves on a press moulded, fluted and modelled small sauceboat. L.150mm. $350-450 see illustration page 117
803 A Lowestoft Bowl. With moulded design and painted underglazed blue in three circu lar panels. With hestitant chinoiserie landscapes. Border "reference t". The interior with a floral sprig. c.1770. 0.132mm. $350-450 see illustration page 117
804 An 18th Century English Blue and White Porcelain Teapot. Barrel shaped, moulded with a des ign of a f isherman in a boat, Blue underglaze painted floral beneath a flowering tree. decoration to the spout, diaper-type border at the rim and foot and repeated on the lid, open flower finial. Chips inside the Along with a porcelain saucer lid .Open crescent mark. modelled with prunus blossom, badly faulted. $500-600 see illustration page 117 805 A Worcester 18th Century Porcelain Sauceboat, moulded and decorated in underglaze blue and reserves to either sides with landscapes with Chinese fishermen . Interior with floral sprigs. Workmans mark "Q" under. L.177mm. $400-500 see illustration page 117 806 An 18th Century Porcela in Cream Boat, moulded pattern decorated in reserves in underglaze blue with a variant of "The Cannonball" pattern. L.136mm . $250-350 see illustration page 117 807 A Tea Caddy, printed in blue with a ripe pomegra nate, cherries, gooseberries and floral sprigs. Ovoid, missing lid. Hatched crescent mark. H.130mm. $140-220 see illustration page 117
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814 An 18th Century English Porcelain Trio, decorated in underglazed blue and gilt with floral sprays . The saucer with an open crescent mark. $175-225 see illustration page 117 815 A Worcester Blue Print Dessert Dish, the well decorated with "The Gilliflower" print within an ozier moulded border, hatched crescent mark, 0.210mm. $200-300 see illustration page 117 816 An Early 19th C Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, decorated with a fine black print landscape with buildings and figures. In the manner of Liverpool. $140-200 see illustration page 117 817 A Late 18th C Teabowl and Saucer, decorated with figures in gardens and with fine black print in the manner of Liverpool. $100-160 see illustration page 117 818 An 18th C Porcelain Trio, decorated in grey and gilt with floral sprigs, the coffee can faulted. $110-160 see illustration page 117
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821 A Late 18th C Porcelain Teabowl, decorated in polychrome, with roses and sprigs. $100-150 see illustration page 117 822 A New Hall, Pattern 338, Porcelain Teabowl and Saucer, polychrome decorated, c.1800. $125-175 see illustration page 117 823 An 18th C Porcelain Sugar Bowl, decorated in polychrome and gilt. With floral bouquets and sprigs, rim chip. 0 .122mm . $100-140 824 A Fluted Porcelain Teabowl and Saucer, decorated with gi It and polychrome fruit. $70-100
825 Three Various 18th C Teabowls. $150-300 826 Five Various Porcelain Teabowls, two with faults. $100-200 827 A Liverpool Style Black Print Cup, and a hand painted saucer. $80-120 828 A Serves Coffee Can, repaired, another with grey fruit decorated, faulted , and a blue and white coffee can. $100-150 829 Two Late 18th C Porcelain Coffee Cups, one faulted. $50-75 830 A Worcester, 18th Century, Lozenge Shaped Tray, blue scale ground, decorated in reserves with polychrome summer flowers. Square fret mark. W.285mm. $800-1000 see illustration page 120 831 A Delftware, Tin Glazed Blue and White Plate, decorated with peacocks and floral pattern. 0.230mm. $150-200 832 A Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain Plate, decorated to the centre with a stoat attacking a snake within a blue and gilt border, marked to the back "The Fourmant". 0.215mm. $200-250 see illustration page 120 833 An Early 19th Century Porcelain Plate, decorated in reserves with summer flowers and in the centre with a gilt stylised floral design , reserved on a cobalt ground decorated with fruiting vines. 0.237mm. $100-150 see illustration page 120 834 An Early 19th C Trio, with London shaped cups, decorated as above. Tea cup handle repaired . $100-140 835 A Matching Trio To Above. Teacup handle restored . $100-140 see illustration page 117 836 Two Coffee Cans With Facetted Sides, each panel alternately decorated with gilt and cobalt design and tulips. $100-150 see illustration page 117
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837 A Porcelain Plate Painted in 18th C Manner, with exotic birds , perched in trees and on rock. Gi It serpentine border. 0.235mm . $125-175 see illustration page 120 838 A Porcelain Plate, painted with a bouquet of summer flowers to the centre within a band of gilded seaweed and floral arabesques. Signed to the reverse Maryanne Bloxam , dated 1823 . 0.242mm . $125-175 839 Two Derby 18th Century Porcelain Bowls, decorated with summer flowers. Red painted mark. 0.268mm . $250-350 see illustration page 120
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840 A Swansea Oval Plate, decorated in the lmari palette with a floral design. Repaired. W.370mm. $40-70 841 A Derby Style Vase and Cover, ovoid with exuberant scrolled handles at the shoulder. Painted with exotic birds. Finial repaired. H.370mm. $500-600 842 An Early 19th C Trio, decorated with summer flowers to the interior and an ornate gi It border. $80-120 843 Five 19th C Stoneware Plates, pattern , some faults. $300-500 see illustration page 120
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844 A Dresden Style Two Handled Cup and Lobed Shaped Saucer, decorated in panels with romantic couples alternating with yellow ground floral painted panels. $125-175
845 A Dresden Style Cup and Saucer, the ovoid cup raised on three claw feet and with a twin snake handle. Painted in panels with romantic couples alternating with yellow ground floral painted panels. Restoration to saucer. $40-70
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848 A Pearl Ware Mug, with Pratt type decorative panels, of Mercury attended by Ind us try and Agriculture. The cylindrical body with fluting to the lower section and incised banding to the rim. Decorated inside the rim with a coloured floral ·pattern. H.140mm. Chip at foot rim. c.1790. $875-925 849 A Large and Rare Early 19th C Wedgwood Unglazed Earthenware Game Tureen, cover and liner with hare finial and applied relief ornament of game birds animals and fruiting vine. Impressed mark, c.1840. 350mm x 250mm. $1200-1500 850 A Pair of Bisque Wedgwood Game Tureens. Oval, dun coloured , moulded in high relief with hares and game birds amongst fruiting vines. $900-1000 see illustration page 120 851 A 19th C Masons Ironstone Wash Basin and Jug, with dragon handle and blue and white dragon pattern decoration. Faults. $600-900
Royal Worcester Porcelain 852 A Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, painted with peaches, blackberries and grape by Albert Shuck, gilt serpentine rimmed. Puce mark, date code for 1929. 0.225mm. $600-950 see illustration page 121 853 A Royal Worcester Oblong Dish, painted with plums and grapes by Harry Ayrton , gilded gadrooned border. Black mark, date code for 1949. W.175mm. $350-450 see illustration page 121 854 Two Royal Worcester Oval Dishes, painted with apples , peaches and grapes by Freeman. Oval shape with gilded plaited border. Black mark , date code for 1952. W.185mm. $400-600 see illustration page 121
846 A Meissen Pot Pourri, fluted; ovoid shape, painted with romantic couples and flowers . Restored. $30-70
855 A Royal Worcester and Teacup Saucer and Plate, painted with fruit by Price and Moseley. Puce marks c.1930. $600-900 see illustration page 124
847 A Vienna Porcelain Demitasse Cup, cobalt with gilt enrichment , hand painted in an oval reserve with a classical figure and a lion . H.60mm. $70-100
856 A Royal Worcester Teacup, Saucer and Plate, painted with fruit by Hale and Price, Puce mark . $600-900 see illustration page 124
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A Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, pai nted with peaches and grapes by Harry Ayrton. Serpenti ne gadrooned, gilded border. D. 270mm. $900-1400 see illustration page 124
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A Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, pain ted wit h a meda ll ion of peaches and cherries by S. Higgins within a cerise border heavily embossed with gi lded decoration. D.270mm . $400-600 see illustration page 124
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A Royal Worcester Christopher Dresser Style Twin Handled Vase, ena mel led with a stork amidst reeds and blossom on a turquoise blue ground , distinctive Art Nouveau decoration , possibly painted by Thomas Shaw in 1870, Royal Worcester Porcelain 1862 by Henry Sandon,pg 35 , fig S3 for a similar exa mple, c. 1870, H. 283mm . $4000-6000 see illustration page 116
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862 A Royal Worcester Miniature Cup and Saucer, painted with fruit and grapes by H. Ayrton and E.Townsend. Puce ma rk, date code for 1936. $400-500 see illustration page 124
863 A Royal Worcester Miniature Cup and Saucer, painted with fruit by Harry Ayrton, Puce mark date code for 1936. $400-500
863a A Royal Worcester Miniature Cup and Saucer, painted with fruit Puce ma rk date code for 1936. $400-500
863b A Royal Worcester Small Vase pa inted with a peacock. see illustration page 124
863c A Royal Worcester Small Vase painted with fruit. see illustration page 124
864 A Royal Worcester Square Two Handled Dish, painted with app les and grapes on a mossy ground by Harry Ayrton. Gilded gadroo ned serpent ine border with shell sha ped ha ndles. Bl ack mark. Date code for 1958. W.280mm. $1000- 1600 see illustration page 124
865 A Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, pa inted with apples and blackberries by Harry Ayrton. Serpe nti ne gadrooned, gil ded border. D.270mm. $900- 1400 see illustration page 124
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870 A Royal Worcester Harry Davis Footed Miniature Bowl , hand painted to the centre with a landscape with a castle , trees and boatman all in coloured enamels within a gold gilt rim , outside of bowl is ename lled in coba lt blue, date code 1925, signed , shape no.2769, D.82mm . $800-1200
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874 A Royal Worcester Pot Pourri , Had ley shape 277 , ovoid raised on fo ur gil ded feet , pa inted with a scene of two high land catt le and a vignette to t he reverse of rocks and heather by H. Stinton . Dat e code for 1955. H.135mm . $4 00-600 see illustration page 121
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A Royal Worcester Vase, fluted ovoid shape painted with yellow and white roses, gree n mark, Hadley ware. Date code for 1915. H.78mm. $200-300 see illustration page 124
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A Royal Worcester Vase, painted with apples and grapes by Leaman. Shape G957, c 1955, H .85mm. $175-250
885 A Royal Worcester Oblong Dish, painted with peaches and grapes on a mossy gro und by Freeman . Gilded serpen tin e and gadrooned border. Black mark date code for 1953, W. l 75mm. $400-500 see illustration page 121
877 A Royal Worcester Plate , painted by Hilda Everett , with a scene of a girl lace making, after the painting by Caspar Netscher. Everett was an apprentice of William Hawkins. Apprentices were given Dutch masters works to copy onto ceramics. Signed in the work and dated 1921. Puce mark. Date code for 1921. D.212mm. $1500-1 750 see illustration page 121
A Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, painted with apples and grapes on a mossy ground by T. Lockyer. Serpentine and gadroon gilded border, Puce mark, date code for 1922. D.220mm. $900-1200 see illustration page 121
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A Royal Worcester Candlestick, with elaborate moulded decoration on a bisque blush ivory ground, c.1895 , puce printed marks , H.203mm. (restored) $200-300 see illustration page 121
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880 A Hadley's Worcester Porcelain Pot Pourri, ovoid painted with roses and foliage on a panelled ground. Painted mark c.18971900. H.185mm. $400-700 see illustration page 121
881 A Royal Worcester Pot Pourri And Cover, painted with roses by R. Austin. Fluted ovoid shape. Pierced gilded cover. Chip at foot. Puce mark , date code for 1900. Shape 1314. H.135mm. $400-700 see illustration page 121 882 A Royal Worcester Pot-Pourri, painted with plums and blackberries by H. Ayrton . Ovoid body, pierced gilded cover (a replacement) . Shape H279 black mark, date code for 1949. H.130mm. $375-475 see i IIustration page 121
889 A Royal Worcester Rose Bowl, painted with roses by Gladys Farley on an ivory ground between blush ivory and gilt detailed rims, standing on circular foot, signed, date code 1915, shape 246 , printed mark, H.125mm, D.240mm. (minor wear to gilding) $300-500 see illustration
890 A Royal Worcester Ovoid Vase, with cover and gilded handles to the shoulder. Painted with summer flowers on a blush ivory ground. Shape 1654. Puce mark , date code for 1894. H.220mm . $1000-1500 see illustration page 121
891 A Royal Worcester Jug, painted with summer flowers on a blush ivory ground with swan form handles. Shape 1048. Puce mark, date code 1905. $1000-1500 see illustration page 121
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892 A Royal Worcester Vase, of squat ovoid shape pa inted with fl owers on a blush ivory gro un d. Date code 1899. H. lOOmm . $250-350 see illustration page 121
893 A Royal Worcester Flat Back Jug, painted with flowers on a blush ivory ground. Shape no 1094. Date code 1913 . Puce mark. H.112mm. $250-350 see illustration
894 A Royal Worcester Vase, ovoid, decorated with autumn leaves and blackberries a spider and web in gilt, on blush ivory ground. Gilded handles at the shoulder, beneath a trumpet shaped neck and raised on a socle foot. Shape 1921. c.1900. H.300mm $250-350 see illustration page 124
901 A Royal Worcester Vase , mallet shaped with do lphin shaped hand les at t he neck, fluted t rumpet neck with knop and mask mou lding. Painted with flowers on an ivory ground , shape 1327, Puce mark, date code for 1892. H.210mm . $100-150 see illustration page 121
902 A Royal Worcester Vase , painted with flowers, ovoid shape with acanthus mou lded handles at the shou lder flari ng mouth with serpentine rim raised on a socle base , moulded with acanthus and anthemion, gilt enriched. Shape no 1959, Puce mark, date code for 1898. H.200mm. $200-300 see illustration page 121
903 A Royal Worcester Posy Vase, decorated with f lowers on a blush ivory ground. Shape 957. Date code 1907 . H.80mm . $7000-10000
895 A Royal Worcester Urn and Cover, painted with f lowers on a blush ivory ground , the foot and cupola shaped cover with Puce mark , date coded for 1914. H.430mm. Restoration to th e top . $250-350
903a A Royal Worcester Bowl , painted by Harry Ayrton with peaches and grapes on a mossy ground . Black mark , date code for 1951. D.233mm. H.85mm $1000-1500 see illustration page 124
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899 A Royal Worcester Vase, baluster shape with fluting to the lower sect ion, decorated wit h fl owers on a blu sh ivory grou nd. Shape 1538, Puce mark, date code for 1892. H.250mm . $750-1000 see illustration page 121
900 A Royal Worcester Vase, match ing the above. Puce mark, date code for 1910. $700-900 see illustration page 121
A Roya l Worcester Cabinet Plate, painted and printed with a scene of St Pauls from the river. Date code for 1955. D.268mm $250-350 see illustration page 124
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904 An Impressive 19th C Meissen Figure Group, Of a dinner party. The five figures dressed in 18th C costume seated around a table with one figure standing pouring a glass of wine . Raised on an oval base. Crossed swords mark. Minor losses to the figure and hair line crack to base. W. l lOOmm . $7000-10000 see illustration page 121
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908 A Pair of Royal Crown Derby Small Vases. Ovoid shape, with gilt mou lded hand les at the shou lder, trumpet neck, raised on a soc le base. Painted in a meda ll ion wi t h roses , on a striped green and white ground enri ched with gi It. H .175mm. $300-400 see illustration page 12 0
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910 A Capod imonte Figure, of a woman sitti ng at a tea tab le, on gi lt enric hed pli nth base. H.250mm. $400-600
911 A Capodimonte Porcelain Figure Group, of a romanti c couple modelled seated on a mossy knoll. Raised on rococo plinth base . H.170mm . $400-600 912 A Capodimonte Porcelain Figure, a man play ing a cel lo. Faulted . $300-400 913 A Capodimonte Porcelain Figure of a Woman , seated with a dove on her raised ha nd. H.190mm. $300-400 914 A Pair of Capodimonte Porcelain Figures of a Boy and Girl. H.180mm. $ 150-250 915 A Capodimonte Bisque Porcelain Figure Group, an allegorica l study of a man and woman. Raised on square pli nth base. Fa ulted . H.290mm. $100-200 916 A Continental Porcelain Set of Five Plates and a Low Tazza , painted with roses. $150-250 917 A Coalport Two Handled Dish and Pa ir of Matching Coalport Plates, decorated in reserves wit h f lowers on a gi lt enriched cobal t border. Th e centre of eac h wit h a gilt des ign. $ 150-250 918 A White Porcela in Vase, mode ll ed as an urn supported on t he shoulders of a putti . Unmarked. H.270mm. $150-250 919 A Roya l Beyreuth Table Jardineire, decorated with two bonnetted girls sewing, spherical with insert. H.95mm. $125-200 see illustration page 93 920 A Roya l Crown Derby lmari Pattern Cabinet Plate , decorated with f lora l and scale panels on a coba lt , gi lt enriched ground . Serpentine gi lt border. 0.232mm . $200-300 see illustration page 93 92 1 A Royal Crown Derby lmari Pattern Teacup, Saucer and Plate, decorated in iron red and coba lt with gilt detai ling. $200-300
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923 A Royal Crown Derby lmari Pattern Miniature Coffee Can and Saucer. $125- 135
924 A Royal Crown Derby lmari Pattern Dish, pattern 2451. Shaped circu lar fluted. D.140 mm. $ 150-200
925 A Royal Crown Derby lmari Serving Dish. Sq uared shape with side handl e. W. 250mm . $ 17 5-225 see illus tra tion page 93
926 A Contintental Porcelain Campana Shaped Urn, pai nted with an interi or scene of a ro mantic couple and a landscape to th e exterior. Satyr shaped handles to either size. H.295mm. $350-450
927 A Fine Continental Porcelain Hand Painted Plaque, of a bat her asce nding steps into a pool. Impressed ma rk verso 324. 205 x 135mm. $3500-4 500 see illustration page 121
928 A French Porcelain Plate , by Marc Sc hoe lcher entitled "L'Automme", Par is, c.1 800 , decorated with a cherub bearing a basket and plate of fru it. Framed by a coba lt and gilt border with rese rved pa nels, decorated wit h trop hi es and f lowers. D.242m m, mounted in a plu sh ve lvet and plaster gilt mou lded frame. $800-1000
929 A Pair of Continental Porcelain Candlesticks. $60-90
Oriental Ceramics 932 A Chinese Provincial Shallow Bowl, decorated to the cen t re with a lion dog, with in a border of st robe dashes. D.250mm . $100- 175
933 A Kitchen Ming Plate, decorated with three print designs to the interior. D245mm. $75- 125
934 A Chinese Exportware Blue and White Porcelain Plate, D.232mm. $75-100
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937 A Pair of Chinese Republic Vases, c.1920. Each square sect ion, wi th cy lindrica l tapering neck and conform ing foot , decorated to eac h side with peony blossoms and song birds. H.235mm. $350-450
938 Four Graduated Size Chinese Pottery Lidded Jars, each mou lded with dragons be low lappit borders , gree n-t urq iouse glazed, lion mask hand les at th e shoulder. $1200-1400
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A Portugese Porcelain Campana Shaped Urn Vase, green glazed and gilt enrcih ed. $75-100
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957 A Four 1/8 " Circular Cast Box. c.1900. $100-150
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944 A Rueben Heaton 23/ 4 " Brass Reel, crank wind handle, handle replaced . c.1870. $125-175
958 A Three Piece Playfair of Aberdeen Salmon Rod. Greenheart with splice joints. $250-350
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959 A Two Piece Hardy "The Pope" Split Cane Trout Rod, with original bag. $250-350
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946 A Brass Two Drawer Gaff. Of oval section, with hook guard and rosewood handle. c.1900. $125-175
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947 A 4" Hardy Walnut and Brass Reel. c.1910 $150-200 948 A 5" Hardy Walnut and Brass Centrepin Reel. $150-200
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960 A Three Piece Hardy Split Cane Salmon Rod, with bamboo tip holder and spare tip and with original bag. C.1 922. $300-400 961 A Hardy Bamboo Rod Holder, with cloth case and leather cap. c.1925. $200-275 962 A Hardy Three Piece "Gold Medal" Split Cane Rod, with spare tip and original bag. c.1948. $250-350
949 A 4" Nottingham Reel. Riveted brass star back, ivory handles. c.1870. $120-180
963 A Hardy Rod Tube. Aluminium, stamped and labelled. $100-150
950 A Hardy Exalta Spinning Reel. c.1955 . $80-120
964 A Flame Bamboo Handled Landing Net. $100-150
951 A Farlow Sextile Line Winder, with brass mount. $80-120
965 A Mechanical Grilling Fork. $75-125
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952 A Hardy Alloy Folding Landing Net Frame. c. l 950's. $135-200 953 A 4 1/ 2" Walnut and Brass Reel, starback. c.1910. $100-150 954 A 4 3/ 4 " Walnut and Brass Reel, star back, with bickerdyke line guide. $125-175 955 A Dry Fly Box, 3 1/2" by 6". c.1935. $100-150 956 A Dry Fly Box, 31/2" x 43/4". c.1935. $100-150
966 "Fresh Water Admiral" by Harold Hickman, pub. 1960. $50-90 967 A Victorian Live Bait Bucket. c.1890. $100-175
New Zealand Items and Artefacts 968 The Forest Flora Of New Zealand, by T Kirk,pub Wellington 1889. 345 pages, with 142 plates. Foolscap. $600-800 969 A Patu Onewa, a copy possibly by John Moore, long spatula shape, with ridged back knob. $200-300
132
993
981
970 A Massive Kauri Gum Bust, of King Tawhaio . H.350mm. $600-1200
971 A Tewhatewha , probably modelled by John Moore. The blade extension wit h a spira l pattern, set with a tooth, pierced for feather suspension, (lacking). The shaft with an incipient face with paua ring eyes. $250-300
A Patu Aruhe, dark patinated wood, ovoid shape with reduced ha ndle and mushroom shaped butt knob. Marked Dep.Hall 46333 Waerenga. L.300mm . $200-400
982 A Handcoloured Engraving, after de Sainson "Costume des Guerriers de Shouraki .. ." "Nouvelle Ze lande". $150-250
983
972 "CF Goldie Prints Drawings, and Criticism". pub Alista ir Taylor. $140-200
A Hand Coloured Engraving, after de Saison "Costume des Naturales du Cap Pallisar"... "Nouvelle Zelande". $150-250
973
984
AChinese S cord bound
1150-200
994 1Malacca C
1800-900 995
ABaiarian handlewitt
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$1500-20 A Muka Rain Cape, with extra weft section to al low shape for the hi ps, t he ou ter surface covered with ro ughly stitched tags of muka on a background of twin ply tied warps. $8000-9000
A Large Folk Art Carved Totara Pou Pou Panel , with carved ancest ra l f igure. W.550m m, H.1800mm. $800-1200
985
996
Afrenchl horn g11p, crossed h,
1350-45(
974
"Maori Land Fairy Tales"
A PNG Basket Weave Yam Mask, with pigment decoration. $100-150
by Edith Howes. pub .1913. $40-60
975
986
997 llaiane~ oound ho'
An Enamel Plaque, "Hi nemoa's Swim" a design incorporating early Maori rock art. 320 x 510mm. $100-175
"Maori Artistry"
$450-6~
by W.Page Rowe , published 1928 . $30-50
976 A Folk Art Whare Whaka iro Model , all carved with incipient Maori designs. The door and windows with paua shell inlay. $150-350
998 AGooHa brassfi abrassc London. aSouth
Miscellany 987
977 A Rewarewa Mallot, wi t h silver fi nia l and presentat ion plaque. Engraved "Presented to Bishop Wallis Pahautanui, (sic) August 5th 1895" . This mallet probably commemerative of the raising of the St Albans Anglican church on the site of, the Ngati Toa chief, Te Rangi haeata's pa. From this site Rangiheata, a kinsman of Te Raupa raha harrassed Wellington and t he Hutt Va lley settlements. It was captured by Government forces in 1846, and subsequently converted into a military outpost before t he building of t he ch urch.The na me Pahatan ui was for many years a misspe ll ing of Puatahanui. L.270mm . $400-600
978 A Bronze Medallion, Series Numismatica, of James Cook , 1823. $200-300
979 A Bronze Medallion , commemorating the Centen nial. 1840-1940. $50-100
$1200-1
Five Copper Saucepans. $300-400
999 IPortrai
988 A Large Cape Copper Hemispherical Kitchen Pa n, with two hand les at the rim. 0.480mm . $250-350
1150-2! lro:J
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989
present,
A French Jewel Casket, ebony framed set with bevel led glass to the walls and hinged lid. The interior with deep ly buttoned silk The lock plate engraved "Paul Sormani , 10 Rue lining. Charlot , Paris". W.290mm. $1500-2000
1100-2
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$1000
990 A Walnut Writing Slope, 19th century, brass bound. veneer losses. $150-250
1001
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991 A Copper Powder Flask, wi th moulded fi ni sh and brass f itt ings. $100-150
980 A Nephrite Gouge, ovoid secti on wit h beve ll ed cutti ng edge. Chip to t he po ll. $200-400
1003
992 A Leather Powder Flask, with brass nozz le. $125-175
Ata~ $350.
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993 A Chinese Sword With Shagreen Scabbard with Brass Mounts,
1004 A Leica Style 35mm Camera. Black body with brass fittings .
cord bound handle, pierced guard and filigree pommel. $150-200
Engraved to the top plate "Luftwaffe" and Nazi insignia and serial no. 13260. Elmar 1:3.5 50mm lens. Replaced leather case. $850-950
994 A Malacca Cane Shafted, Ebonised Handled Swordstick.
:osturneaes
Asturnedes
$800-900
1005 A Pair of Cushions, with panels made from Japanese silk obi,
995 A Bavarian 19th C Court Sword, mother of pearl and gilt metal
the broad belt from the traditional kimono. $300-400
handle with King Leopold's cypher to the hilt. The guard with a lion couchant the pommel as a lion mask. Blued steel engraved blade. Complete with gilt sword knot. Gilt metal mounted leather scabbard. $1500-2000
the last supper. $50-70
996 A French 19th C Sword. Fire Department Army Auxiliary. Fluted
1007 An Indonesian lkat. Decorated with figures and animals .
horn grip, brass mounts , the guard with fire helmet and crossed hatchets , brass mounted leather scabbard. $350-450
$75-100
with ca~ea
$150-200
bound horn grip. Chrome scabbard. $450-650
1009 A 19th C Album "Indian Photographs", with 25 large format
998 A Good Early 18th C Marine Telescope, the wooden body set with
photographs of British military officers and men, temples, landscapes, etc. c.1881. $400-500
999 A Portrait Miniature Painted on Ivory. Circular, in leather case. $150-250 Pan, with t~
irrnam, 10 R.:
ind brasslitt'i'
1008 An Agate Handled Set Of Writing Instruments, cased.
997 A Japanese Officers Dress Sabre, with gilt bronze hilt with wire
brass fittings, and with brass and rack adjustment. Raised on a brass column with folding tripod base. By Ribright & Son, London. This telescope once the property of a Captain Jones, a South Sea and New Zealand coastal trader. L. 980mm. $1200- 1500
ievelledgia~:: plybuttoned 5'.
1006 A Mother Of Pearl Plaque, pierced and carved with a scene of
1000 A Silk Union Jack, mounted on oak standard, with brass fittings, presentation inscription , dated 1935. $100-200
' 1001 A Nazi Silk Boardroom Flag, with tasselled , chain weighted lower edge. $1000-1250
1002 A Japanese Cotton Flag,
with seals and signatures of the regiment. Pierced with a bullet hole and blood stained . ExGuadal Canal. $750-1000
1003 A East German I Russian Flag, pre reunification. $350-450
1010 A Chinese Cane Songbird Cage. $200-300
1011 "World Ceramics an Illustrated History" by RJ Charleston. pub 1968, repub 1990. "World Furniture" by Helena Hayward , pub 1965. $100-150
1012 "World Ceramics" by RJ Charleston. Pub 1968, repub 1979. $50-75
1013 An Engraving by the Pre-Raphaelite Artist Gustav Dore, dated 1880 and signed in plate. A monk at an organ, an apparition of a veiled woman appears beside him. 580x700mm. $175-235
1014 "A New Map Of Great Britain ... ", by John Senex, 1714, large double page folio engraved map, hand coloured aquatint and outline. 940 x 650mm . $1500-1700
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1022 "City of St Petersburg VIII Loan 1913" The city arranged several bond issues. This was the eighth loan issued in 1913. The bond was 100 Sterling, earning interest at 4 1/2 % per annum. Highly decorative Art Nouveau borders, pastel colours. 335 x 250mm. $225-275 1023 "Inverness Railway and Coal Company - Province of Nova Scotia" $500 first mortgage gold bond bearing interest at 5% per annum . Issued in 1902. Vignettes of train and coal miners, in shaded emerald. 350 x 235mm. $175-225
1016 "Chinese Imperial Railway 5% Gold Loan Canton - Kowloon Railway"lOO pound Sterling bond, issued 1907, to finance the construction of the Canton - Kowloon Railway is clear evidence of the dominant influence the West had on China in that period. Not only did this line connect China with Hong Kong, it also permitted travellers to reach the colony from Europe entirely by rail. The line was opened in 1911. 510x320mm. $525-600
1024 "The Thames Iron Works Shipbuilding And Engineering Company Limited" 100 second mortgage debenture bearing interest at the rate of Issued in 1900. Finely engraved with 5% per annum. 450 x vignette of Neptune and Titan in shaded cerise. 335mm . $275-325
1017 "Black-Sea-Kuban Railway Company" 100 pound Sterling Bond issued in 1911bearing41/2% and guaranteed by the Imperial Russian Government. Russian and English text. 350 x 270mm $175-225
Swords from the televison show Xena, Warrior Princess
1018 "Kentucky And Great Eastern Railway Company" US $1000 bond issued in 1872, bearing 7% per annum , which was paid semi annually in gold coin, free of United States taxes. Decorated with vignettes of settlers battling Indians; a locomotive and a tobacco grower. 260 x 365mm. $250-350
A Sword and a Dagger Used in the Filming of the Television Programme "Xena, Warrior Princess" Donated by Lucy Lawless ; the proceeds to go to the Don Oliver Youth Sport Foundation. The Trust supports youth sporting achievement in West Auckland . Each comes with authentication from the producers, and details of which scene it was used in.
1019 "The Russian South-Eastern Railway Company" 20 Sterling Bond bearing 4 1/2% issued in 1914 and guaranteed by the Imperial Russian Government. The bond was of course defaulted with the 1917 Revolution and the deposition of the Czar. 325 x 230mm . $150-200
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1020 "Estados Unidos Mexicanos" 100 pound Sterling Bond bearing interest of 5%. Issued in Mexico April 1, 1898. Printed by Waterlows . With decorative allegorical vignettes in indigo and shaded greens. 360x 215mm $175-225 1021 "City of Moscow Loan of the Year 1908". 20 pound Sterling bond earning 5%. Bond issued to finance municipal works in Moscow. This was a small issue and hence bond is very rare. Displays the Crest of the city. Within a design of Art Nouveau knotwork borders . 390 x 270mm. $300-350
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Index of Artists Dates* Aberhart, Laurence Albrecht, Gretchen
b. b.
1949 1943
(NZ) (NZ)
Ba loghy, George Bambury, Stephen Barraud , Charles Decimus Binney, Don
b. b.
1950 1951 1822-1897 1940 1848-1926 1949
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
Cotton , Shane
b. b.
1950 1949-1984 1935 1964
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
Dawson , Nei I
b.
1948
(NZ)
Blomfield , Charles Brown , Nigel Ch ilcott, Gavin Cla irmont , Philip Coley, John
ailfast.
w Cl'.
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b. b. b.
Epstein, Sir Jacob
1880-1959
(GB)
Field , Robert Nettleton Field ing, Anthony Vandybe Cop ley Fletcher, Blythe act. Fomison , Tony Fristrom , Edward b. Frizzell, Dick
1899-1987 1787-1855 1920- 1930 1939- 1990 1864-1951 1943
(NZ)
Gold ie, Charles Frederick
1870-1947
(NZ)
1947 1932 1949 1928 1902-1994 1931 1872-1924 1835-1913
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
Hammond , Bill Hanly, Pat Harris , Jeffrey Hart, Kev in Charles (Pro)
b. b. b. b.
Henderson , Louise Hotere , Ralph Hounsom Byles , W.
b.
Hoyte, John Barr Clarke Illingworth , Michael
(El (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
(Al (NZ) (NZ) (GB) (NZ)
1932-1988
(NZ)
Oliver, Richard Aldworth
1811-1889
(NZ)
Patterson , Ke ith Perrett, John Douglas Peryer, Peter Pick, Seraphine Poole , Paul Falconer
1925-1993 1859-1937 1941 1964 1807-1879
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (GB)
Richardson , Harry Linley Richmond , Dorothy Kate
1878-1947 1861-1935
(NZ) (NZ)
Savage , Cedric Schoon , Theo Scott, Ian Shepherd , Michael Sherman , Albert J.
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
Stoddart, Margaret Stone , Marcus
190 1-1969 1915-1985 1945 1950 1882-1971 1935 1939 1919 1952 1865-1934 184 0-1921
Tapper, Gart h Thomson , Pau li ne Tillers , I mants Tole, Charles Trusttum , Phi lip Twiss, Greer
1927- 1999 1942 1950 1903-1989 1940 1937
(NZ) (NZ) (A) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
b. b.
b. b. b. b. b. b.
Siddell , Peter Smither, Michael Stenberg, Ron Stevens , Eion
b. b. b. b.
Walters , Gordon Weeks , John White , Jonath on Woollaston , Toss Worsley, Charles Nathaniel
d.
1919-1995 1888-1965 1938 1910-1998 1923
Zusters , Jane
b.
1951
b.
(El (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (El
* Dates for artists in this catalogue are given when known. Jenkins , George Henry
b.
1868
(El
Karaka , Emily Killeen , Rick
b. b.
1952 1946
(NZ) (NZ)
Lee-Johnson , Eric Lloyd , Trevor
1908-1993 1864-1937
(NZ) (NZ)
Maddox, Allen McCahon , Colin McCracken , Francis McIntyre, Peter Mcleod , Robert McWhannell, Richard
1948-2000 1930-1977 1879-1959 1910-1995 1948 1952 1925
(NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ) (NZ)
Mrkusich , Mi Ian
b. b. b.
Abbreviations: A E NZ GB
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Price
Prices Realised: Decorative Art Sale 237 Ma
Lot
$
201 202 206 208 209 210 213 222 224 225 226 238 240 244 249 251 259 260 265 269 270 274 279 28 1 285 287 288 289 29 1 294 295 296 299 300 301 306 310 311 312 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 323 326
100 50 10 100 30 90 50 65 45 240 45 140 160 50 125 70 30 20 25 100 300 400 80 80 35 400 230 45 50 300 300 200 770 675 500 100 185 50 30 35 35 40 40 50 50 100 60 30 10
Lot
$
40 327 328A 350 3280 145 328F 250 3280 300 328P 100 329 30,000 330 36,000 33 1 2,200 332 4,700 115 333 40 334 335 3,000 500 341 342A 1,050 343 1,900 900 344 680 346 347 900 950 348 349 1,600 430 353 675 354 355 300 150 356 357 25 20 358 700 359 362 130 800 363 367 2,700 190 368 120 3691 371 20 50 372 373 30 50 375 376 500 377 250 377A 250 377B 260 378 20 381 10 40 383 384 20 385 35 386 50 387 15 388 5
Lot
$
20 389 10 391 10 392 15 393 10 394 620 395 60 399 50 402 100 403 40 405 40 406 50 410 40 412 30 413 30 414 417 250 575 418 421 1,600 425 60 427 50 70 428 429 10 430 10 431 10,000 432 900 250 433 500 436 437 150 438 825 439 1,800 440A 250 441 800 443 1,000 444 500 445 200 445A 350 447 600 449 4,500 450 550 451 1,200 452 3,000 454 1,300 455B 300 457 400 460 2,100 464 2,000 465 2,000 466 300 468 2,100
Lot
$
800 469 850 470 2,000 471 472 2,000 473 1,500 474 1,200 400 475 800 482 487 1,000 650 488 850 489 300 490 100 494 180 495 496 1,100 110 497 120 500 110 501 125 502 135 505 35 509 240 510 380 511 75 519 140 520 100 521 180 523 130 524 525 2,800 526 2,150 527 1,700 425 528 531A 550 575 532 533 900 400 534 300 535 536 200 537 90 100 538 80 539 540 50 541 275 150 542 543 170 544 100 545 60 546 10 547 50
17 2001
Lot
$
30 548 10 549 110 550 550A 4,500 550B 200 90 551 300 552 110 553 180 554 120 557 60 558 10 559 120 561 562 110 90 566 567A 110 568 2,600 200 569 135 570 450 571 575 572 575 120 70 576 800 578 250 579 400 580 270 583 584 270 150 585 210 586 70 587 120 589 591 230 592 80 150 593 130 594 70 596 170 597 140 598 599 140 600 60 70 601 602 90 150 603 604 150 605 50 606 30 20 607 20 609
Lot
$
20 610 20 611 20 612 550 613 300 614 50 615 950 616 40 618 10 620 30 621 20 622 70 623 250 624 200 626 100 629 631 1,000 550 637 100 638 65 639 140 640 60 640A 150 641 100 643 644 95 645 50 646 90 647 100 649 10 400 650 350 651 190 652 70 653 50 654
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Prices Realised: Fine Art Sale 236, April 3 2001
$
Lot
4,000 3,500 3,000 2,100 550 1,100 1,800 23,000 15,000 3,000 450 700 400 1,100 200 250 8,500 95,000 35,000 27 ✓ 43,000 28,J 37,000 29 30,000 31 37 ,000 33 17,000 34" 40,000
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35" 10,000 36' 175,000 37 30,000 38 33,500 39 380,000 40 Jl00,000 41 J 40,000 43 70,000 45 42,000 46 34,000 47 " 95,000 50 30,000 52 25,000 53 30,000 55 30,000 56 28 ,000 57 13,000 58 11,000 59 J 15,000 62 29,000 63 10,000 65 15,000 68 36,000 8 ,000 69 70 12,000
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Lot
$
72 26,000 73 11,000 9,000 74 2,900 75 3 ,000 78 6 ,500 80 7 ,000 81 6 ,000 82 4,500 84 85 13,000 86 19,000 87 16,000 7,500 88 4,000 89 4,500 90 4,000 91 3 ,000 93 5,000 94 3,000 95 97 I 3,000 98 I 4,900 101 4,500 102 3,000 104 1,400 107 3,000 ',... \'7 ,.J- -, -,
$
Lot
108J 5,500
109 2,500 700 110 111 11,000 112 2,000 116 1,500 '< 117 7,000 118 6,000 121 19,000 122 11,000 124 5,000 126 5,000 128 2,000 131 3,500 133 4,200 800 134 135 1,000 136 1,200 300 138 800 139 140 1,000 1>< 141 2,000 147 1,400 149 1,000 150 1,200
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$
Lot
152 1,500 159 4,500 161 2,500 162 3,000 163 1,000 164 1,250 165' 1,500 500 167 169 2,000 170 1,000 172 1,250 X l74'/. 5,000 175 \. 3,000 176"- 2,500 Y,. 177 1,500 178 1,500 179 1,500 180 2,000 18 1 3,500 X 183 '/,.. 2,300 184--1- 1,000 185 ' 2 ,200 186 t 800 187 \: 1,400 '( 188 d,500
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Prices Realised: Jewellery Sale 237, May 16 2001
Lot
$
Lot
$
Lot
$
2 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 15 16 18 20 21 22 23 24
250 300 500 100 325 175 325 300 170 75 70 205 420 90 240 900
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 40 43 44
1,500 12,000 3,750 800 175 150 80 20 60 1,700 175 170 120 350 200 450
50 53 54 55 56 59 60 63 65 66 67 68 69 70
170 300 350 180 250 450 350 6,000 550 700 200 200 1,600 300 4 ,100 15,000
71
73
Lot
$
2 ,500 77 200 79 250 80 1,750 81 83 12,000 6,000 84 ,,. 300 85 350 93 1,000 94 7,000 95 96 16,500 1,500 97 1,300 98 600 99 10 1 2,800 102 2,550
$
Lot
$
102A 2,100 103 3,000 300 104 900 107 150 109 200 111 650 11 2 900 11 3 114 2,750 115 6,100 100 117 118 18,000 119 3,100 600 124 170 127 160 128
130 132 134 136 137 138 140 141 142 143 145 146
2,000 200 1,750 140 275 700 150 130 170 150 600 3 ,200
Lot
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Index of Artists Aberhart, Laurence Albrecht, Gretchen
117-119 34
Binney, Don Blomfield, Charles British School Brown, Nigel
106, 107 75 43,87 21 44, 45 , 49, 162 139, 146 108
Caselberg, Anna Chilcott, Gavin Clairmont, Philip Coley, John Cotton, Shane
168 151, 152 22 , 25, 27 , 33 112 38
Dawson, Neil de Latour, Tony
91 36
English School Epstein, Sir Jacob European School
134 140 147
Field, Robert Nettleton Fielding, Anthony Vandyke Copley Fletcher, Blythe Fomison , Tony France, Patricia Fristrom, Edward Frizzell, Dick
47 136 156 8 103 42 30
Goldie, Charles Frederick Grant, Duncan
77 142
Baloghy, George Bambury, Stephen Barraud, Charles Decimus
138 Haite, George Charles 1-3 , 40 Hammond, Bill 7 , 15-19 , 37, 51 Hanly, Pat 70-72, 93, 148, 157, 161, 166 Harris, Jeffrey 144 Hart, Pro (Kevin) 114 Height, Michael 63 Louise Henderson, 96 73, 52-56, 9-14, Hotere, Ralph 133 Hounsom Byles , W. 66 , 76 Hoyte, John Barr Clarke Illingworth, Michael
39
Jenkins, George Henry Joyce, William
137 135
Karaka, Emily Killeen, Richard
110, 111 6, 29
Lee-Johnson, Eric Lloyd, H. Grant Maddox, Allen McCahon, Colin McCracken, Francis McIntyre, Peter McLeod, Euan McLeod, Robert McWhannell, Richard Mrkusich, Milan Oliver R.N., Captain Richard Aldworth Patterson, Keith Perrett, John Douglas Peryer, Peter Pick , Seraphine Poole, Paul Falconer Porter, Stuart Richardson, Harry Linley Richmond, Dorothy Kate
46, 120-124 41 28 , 92 , 101, 150 57-62 65 68 , 69 , 86 , 149 97 165 94 64 48 153 155 125-131 35 143 115 163 88
Siddell, Peter Smither, Michael Steinert, Vida Stenberg, Ron Stevens, Eion Stewart, Helen Stoddart, Margaret Stone, Marcus
84, 167 24 116 23 , 89 , 164 141 26 20 , 31 32 105 113 102 78-80 132
Tapper, Garth Teniers the Younger, David Thompson, Pauline Thomson, Jeff Tillers, I mants Tole, Charles Trusttum, Philip Twiss, Greer
85, 160 145 158 109 67 83 99 , 100, 154 98
Walters, Gordon Weeks, John White, Robin
5,74 82 , 95,159 4 81, 90, 104 50
Savage, Cedric Schoon, Theo Scott, John W. Shepherd, Michael Sherman, Albert J.
Woollaston, Toss Worsley, Charles Nathaniel Zusters, Jane
169