ANTIQUE & 17th June 2014

Cordy’s turns 50 John Cordy and Associates Ltd was formed in 1964 and the first catalogued sale of Stamps, Coins and Important New Zealand paintings was held in the rooms of the Royal Commonwealth Society, second floor, Queens Arcade, Auckland. A Walter Wright oil ‘Pipi Gatherer’ sold for £34 and a J.C. Hoyte watercolour ‘Whakanapanapa Geyser’ fetched £150. In March 1965 the company moved to new premises situated at 14 Customs Street East in a building long since demolished and rebuilt. Fine paintings, silver, jewellery, books, Pacific artefacts, coins, medals and all manner of collectables continued to be sold on a regular basis until the move to Emily Place in June 1969. Cordys was by now well and truly established as the leading Fine Art Auctioneers in Auckland. Conducting many prestigious estate sales and clearing marvellous private collections of art and antiques. The move to premises outside the city centre was inevitable and on 26th September 1985 the monthly catalogued sale was held in the newly re-furbished building at 180 Great South Road, Remuera. Today the same old fashioned principals still apply and the Company remains in private ownership. With a long history of providing professional services to all areas of Fine and Applied Art, Antiques, Jewellery and all manner of collectables Cordys looks well positioned to bring in the next 50 years. Our August 12th Antique & Art auction will be our chance to help celebrate this milestone achievement with special entries now being accepted.

Recent Auction Highlights

A pair of fine old Chinese ivory carvings of temple lion dogs Achieved $8,200

An impressive Royal Doulton Burslem exhibition ‘Titanian’ vase Achieved $17,000

A rare and exceptional Japanese Meiji era carved ivory lobster by Sakurai Munetaka. Achieved $21,000

A fine Daum Nancy acid etched cameo glass landscape vase Achieved $6,200

A Chinese Hotan pale jade sculpture of a goat. Achieved $80,000

A lady’s 2.33cts. diamond solitaire ring Achieved $16,500

A 19thC Etruscan style garnet and gold jewellery suite. Achieved $8,000

A Royal Doulton Maori teapot. Achieved $2,600

Invest in the future

An impressive c.1800 French A good 19thC ‘Lyre’ ormolu and Maori carved marble mantel whalebone kotiate clock Achieved $2,650 Achieved $9,750

A good New Zealand woods William Seuffert glove box. Achieved $7,900 A good modern Charlie Wilson carved greenstone double sided hei tiki Achieved $4,200

A good early George III silver lidded tankard Achieved $6,500

A large and impressive section of ivory elephant tusk. Achieved $4,600

An 18th/19th century Chinese rhinoceros horn libation cup Achieved $66,000

recycle the past.

An 18ct. white gold, natural jade and multi-diamond dress ring Achieved $14,000

A rare Charles II silver Porringer. Achieved $7,750

A good quality N.Z. timbers Scotch chest. Achieved $8,900

An impressive large emerald and two diamond lady’s dress ring Achieved $26,000

Ferdinando Vichi (18751945 Italian) fine 19thC Italian carved Carrara white marble sculpture Achieved $16,500

A good Arts & Craft copper mantel clock. Achieved $2,000

NOTE: Hammer prices shown excluding premium.

Photographer unknown, Portrait of Theo Schoon. Achieved $1,600

An early 18thC Dutch marquetry fold-over top games table Achieved $9,500

Antique & Art Catalogue

Another extraordinary offering from numerous family estates includes gimballed candlesticks, miner’s lamps, tools, boxes, bronzes, Tudric pewter, sword stick, whalebone walking stick, pewter tankards, vintage linen and lace, fur hats and jacket, eight Louis Vuitton bags, vintage toys, an interesting collection of instruments; microscopes, theodolite, steam pressure gauge, scales, taxidermy, grizzly bear skin rug, marlin bills, carved ivory tusk lamps, books, stamps, postcards, ladders, cased Dactylanthus, Pacific Island, African and Maori artefacts and tribal pieces, including carved ivory, a selection of Betty and Paul Beadle pewter and bronze items, N.Z. pottery including Olive Jones, Barry Brickell, Crown Lynn, Doulton Kia Ora jardiniere, early blue and white Worcester, hand painted Royal Worcester, Clarice Cliff, Shelley, Royal Doulton, Moorcroft, Chinese carved ivory, famille rose, blue and white exportware, carved jade, Japanese ivory netsukes and carved figures, Victorian and Edwardian pendants, chains, rings, bangles, etc., gold and silver mounted shark’s teeth jewellery, impressive opal and diamond ring, exceptional tanzanite and diamond necklace, diamond encrusted bangles, brooch, earrings and rings, two superb emerald and diamond rings - 4 carats and 5 carats, rubies, sapphires, jade and diamond rings, pearls, Rolex watches, mantel and wall clocks, the silver section has a varied and interesting offering of wine funnels, a pair of George I silver mugs, cutlery, George I tablespoon, early rat-tail spoons, ladles, salts, mustard pots, cream jugs, cruet sets, tea sets, rugs from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Persian and Baluchi, very fine Turkomans, Arak, Saruq, a rare Doroksh rug, oak coffer, kauri and mahogany chests of drawers, sideboards, high back dressers, bookcases, a vintage shop display cabinet, chairs including Eames, ghost chairs, French furniture, chandeliers, industrial light fittings, vintage garden seal, artwork by F.J. Knibb, Samuel Jackson, Baxter, John Weeks, E. Mervyn Taylor, Perrett, C.D. Barraud, Claudia Pond Eley, Mrkusich, Kees Hoss, White’s Aviation photos, Trevor Lloyd, George Chance and much more. Another sale to add to the diary.

Tuesday 17th June 2014 at 9.30am

Miscellaneous Glass Tribal, Artefacts & NZ Historical China & Porcelain Oriental

1 - 171 172 - 187 188 - 270 271 - 335 337 - 417

Tuesday 17th June 2014 at 5.00pm

Jewellery

420 - 473



Clocks & Watches Silver Rugs Furniture Prints & Paintings

474 - 496 497 - 607 608 - 632 633 - 699 700 - 802

The sale may be viewed at the following times:

Friday 13th June Sunday 15th June Monday 16th June

9.00am - 5.00pm 11.00am - 3.00pm 9.00am - 5.00pm

CATALOGUES $12

A 15% percent buyers premium applies to this auction plus G.S.T. on premium = all up 17.25% Catalogue also online at www.cordys.co.nz.

FRONT COVER: Lots 71, 92, 264, 344, 353, 627.

JOHN CORDY LIMITED

FINE ART AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 180 Great South Road, Remuera, Auckland 1051, New Zealand P.O. Box 74071 Greenlane Phone (09)523-1049 Fax (09)520-7186 Email [email protected] Website www.cordys.co.nz 1

The Catalogue

The figures given along side each lot are guide prices only. Measurements throughout are given in millimetres width x depth x height.

TUESDAY 17TH JUNE 2014 1ST SESSION at 9.30am MISCELLANEOUS

1 A pair of William Blews & Sons of London brass gimballed ship’s candle lights, the patent system with internal sprung loaded candles, weighted bases supported by the curving arms fixed to square back plates. Maker’s label applied. $160 2 An early 20thC Walker & Hall silvered brass gimballed ship’s lamp, the baluster lamp support with a large heavy weighted base supported from a lyre scrolling arm fitted to a circular wall support. Lamp absent. $120 3 An early 20thC large shop display glass light bulb, ‘Osram Patent G.E.C.’ frosted to the spherical body, with fine zigzag filament from the glass tube, copper screw thread fitting. Length 345. See page 5. $110 4 A c.1900 Williamson’s Patent brass miner’s lamp, tapered cylindrical form, iron hook to the domed vented top, gauze section above the glass covered lamp, damage to internal glass, reservoir to the screw-off base. Height 230. See page 5. $120 5 A c.1900 Thomas & Williams brass miner’s lamp, similar top to the previous, the body of a long gauze section protected by three bars, reservoir to the screw-off base. Height 235. See page 5. $120 6 A c.1900 J.H. Naylor (Wigan) brass and steel miner’s lamp, hook to top, applied brass maker’s plaques, glass covered lamp protected by brass bars, reservoir to base. height 240. See page 5. $120 7 An early 20thC bark spud (debarking) tool, the tapered bladed end with a socket fitting to receive the cylindrical long elm handle. Length 1480. $120 8 A 1934-35 Royal Tour presentation leather Gladstone bag, traditional form with overhead leather handle, two metal fittings opening fully to the rectangular leather bag, applied silver presentation plaque ‘To D.C. Wright from Chauffeurs Royal Tour 1934-35’. $110 9 A Regimental Mess bell, made from an expended 3½” brass artillery shell casing, fitted with a turned brass handle and with affixed badge of the ‘XI Taranaki Rifles Regiment’. Height 205. $150 10 A late 19thC Disston & Sons panel

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saw, the handle set with trade mark medallions and with an unusual brass frame set with two bubble levels. Length 730. $120 11 British P1907 sword bayonet for the SMLE rifle, by Sanderson, with armoury and proof marks at the ricasso. Length 550. $75 12 A set of large Victorian brass balance scales, with brass trays and weights, attached to an oak platform base. 670 x 330. $350 13 An ivory handled dagger, with double edged blade, marked at the ricasso ‘Made in India’ and in Hindi script to the alternate side, the turned ivory handle with brass guard and ferrule. Length 290. See page 5. $350 14 An American stiletto dagger, the double edged blade marked ‘Mattie Silks Sidewalk Girl’; and stamped M. Price, ‘Frisco at the ricasso’, with ivorine grip. Length 260. See page 5. $200 15 A replica German hunting sword (hirschfänger), with engraved steel blade, wooden grip with brass quillion and finial, pommel and ferrule, the leather scabbard with brass fittings. Length 510. $200 16 A 19thC officer’s sword, the full curved guard with single lobed piercing, wire bound grip, the blade marked Hartrope at the ricasso, original steel scabbard with single ring hanger. Length overall 1090. $180 17 An impressive Edwardian cut crystal tall kerosene lamp, the circular squat reservoir on a sturdy brass fitting to the baluster cut column, spreading base, complete with double wick, chimney and decorated spherical glass shade. Height of base 510. $300 18 A late Victorian velvet covered jewel case, with naive landscape painted panels to the top and two doors, which open to reveal an interior fitted with mirrors and drawers, considerably distressed. Width 280. $150 19 A 19thC tortoiseshell covered jewel box, the mildly domed lid hinged opening to reveal a velvet lined interior, raised on four silvered ball feet. 185 x 110 x 75. See page 5. $650 20 A cased set of six early 20thC banded agate individual salts, various tonings, various shapes, square, rectangular and triangular, each with canted corners, in a fitted plush and silk lined case named ‘Fairfax & Roberts Ltd, Hunter Street, Sydney’. $180

21 A natural greenstone boulder. Length on wood stand 230, height 180. $160 22 A late 19thC European bronze ‘Le Dimenche (sic) Matin’ (Sunday Morning), depicting a woman washing the face of a child. Entitled to the base. Height 250. $350 23 A modern bronze sculpture, ‘Wings of Glory’ alighting eagle on rocky base. By R. Van Ruyckevelt. Height 250. See page 8. $120 24 A small heavy bronze figure of a kneeling man with a giant egg, ‘PFC ‘86’. Height 100. $150 25 A Japanese style bronze lidded box in the form of a pumpkin with mouse and leaf finial. Signed on the base. Diameter 90. $100 26 A Vienna c.1900 Bergman cold painted spelter figure of a Red Indian, he stands with his right hand raised shading his eyes as he looks forward, barechested, long feathered headdress, a rifle to his left hand, naturalistically painted, on turned conforming base. Height 215. See http://tinyurl.com/ plyaybb for a similar example. See page 8. $400 27 A German Kayserzin Art Nouveau lidded vessel with three side handles, restrained embossed decoration of tendrils and seed pots, the lid with leaf shaped finial. Impressed marks c.1905. Height 170. See page 5. $120 28 A Tudric pewter and enamel square hinged lid box, the lid with a raised pictorial panel of a landscape in tones of red, gold, green and blue, plain form, impressed maker’s marks to base including the shape #0997. 125 x 125 x 60. See page 5. $250 29 A Tudric pewter column candlestick, the tapered bomb form column with three lug supports to the spreading circular base with stylised poppy type design, shape #0221, impressed mark to base. Height 140. $120 30 A vintage sword stick, the bamboo stick with copper bindings and metal ferrell, the handle of antler. Length 900. $420 31 A late Victorian silver top Malacca cane walking stick, the tapered large silver cap end with foliate engraved scrolls, hallmarked Birmingham 1899, the shaft with mild taper and brass cap end. Length 890. $150 32 A 19thC whalebone walking stick, plain

tapered shaft with two horn bands to the handle base, the handle carved from a sperm whale tooth as a clenched fist. Length 800. See page 8. $850 32A An early 20thC, carved ivory handled walking stick, the handle decorated with a standing lion with cobra snake entwined and overhead, on polished plain tapered wooden shaft, the silver fitting hallmarked London 1938, plain tapered wooden shaft. Length 840. See page 5. $260 33 An antique German Springerle wax cookie mould, carved intaglio with a Christian religious figure. 240 x 115. $220 34 An unusual French tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl snuff box, of quatrefoil shape, the tortoiseshell body with pique work, the mother-of-pearl hinged lid engraved with a scene of cupid firing his arrow; along with an oval small snuff box with agate panels set to top and bottom. Slight faults. $125 35 An English pewter bulbous bodied lidded ale measure with volute thumbpiece to the domed cover, scroll handle, touch marks stamped under the base. Height 200. See page 5. $100 36 Two George IV pewter pint mugs, engraved with publican’s details, ‘Noah’s Ark, Rotherhithe’ and with touch marks. $120 37 Two pewter pint mugs as above. $120 38 Two pewter pint mugs, as above. See page 5. $120 39 Two European pewter serving spoons, with turned wooden handles, 19thC. $120 40 A pair of gold plated lorgnettes, with folding framed lenses sprung hinged, from a shaped tortoiseshell handle. $100 41 A pair of gold plated, tortoiseshell handled lorgnettes, in original shaped case. $100 42 A late 19thC silk and boxwood fan, the panel with a printed design of lovers and cupid in colours and picked out in satin stitch embroidery, the sticks with filigree piercing highlighted with gilding. Height 385. See page 5. $100 43 A selection of vintage linen and lace, comprising two sets of embroidered single sheets, four embroidered pillowcases, a pair of plain sheets, one embroidered single sheet and a pair of good linen embroidered and lace pillowcases. $220 44 A collection of vintage linen and lace, some tablecloths and rolls of trim. $150 45 A selection of vintage lace, includes a dress and a Brussels lace tablecloth. $100

46 A collection of vintage linen, comprising eight French single bed sheets. $150 47 A vintage mink fur hat, chocolate brown. $100 48 A vintage cheetah skin hat and scarf, with shiny black hatband. See page 5. $150 49 A mink jacket, the short dark brown jacket fully lined, requires small repair to back. $250 50 A Louis Vuitton ‘Torres’ bag, monogram Macassar canvas, black leather trim, side zip and long adjustable shoulder strap, A4 size capacity. Serial No. SR0172. $1000 51 A Louis Vuitton ‘Pochette’, monogram canvas, with a strap that can also be attached to other larger bags. With dust bag and Louis Vuitton shop bag. 250 x 140. $300 52 A Louis Vuitton ‘Speedy 35’ bag, a carry-all city bag, in monogram canvas, one internal pocket. With dust bag and shop bag. Serial No. VI8905. 350 x 250. $550 53 A Louis Vuitton ‘Alma’ handbag in ‘Damier Ebené canvas, double top zip with a large pocket to each side, internal zipped compartment, with dust bag and shop carry bag. Serial No. VI0015. 260 x 230. $1000 54 A Louis Vuitton ‘Deauville’, in monogrammed canvas, one large side pocket, with four internal pockets and elastic holders, this bag is specially designed to keep beauty products perfectly organised, with double zip closure, padlock and key. Serial No. VI0977. 380 x 280. $850 55 A Louis Vuitton ‘Speedy 30’ handbag, in monogram canvas, one internal pocket with padlock and key. Serial No. SP1927. 300 x 240. $550 56 A Louis Vuitton ‘Speedy 35’ handbag, in monogram canvas, one internal pocket, with padlock and key. Serial No. SA851. 330 x 270. $550 57 A Louis Vuitton ‘Keepall Bandoulière 55’ travelling bag, a large bag in monogram canvas, zipped closure, with padlock and key, leather handles as well as a large leather shoulder strap, with two matching straps to the body of bag. Serial No. TH1917. 530 x 380. $1000 58 A Louis Vuitton scarf, striped border of black and blue with a large white central banner, the Louis Vuitton logo and full name to the centre, each end with central blue band and a pocket, cloth label to the interior, with box. $500

59 A Prada black leather and canvas handbag, canvas to each side with stitched soft black leather framing, triple compartment to the interior with further zippered compartment. 320 x 260 approx. $180 60 An early 20thC portrait miniature of a Continental beauty, her plaited hair held in a bun, fur drape to her shoulders, signed ‘Gerard’, fine gilt metal frame. $150 61 A Persian watercolour on paper, of a palace scene with figures on an elevated terrace and in the courtyard below, the reverse with illuminated verse, watercolour on paper, page from a manuscript. 270 x 170. Contemporary frame under glass, further details on reverse. $120 62 Elsie Maud White (NZ1889-1978), portrait miniature of a young woman, oil on panel, signed and dated 1953, in gilt frame under convex glass, faded red/brown velvet back and strut. 100 x 78. Note: E.M. White was a noted miniature artist of Christchurch, first member of N.Z. Society of Miniaturists and an exhibitor at the Royal Academy, London, where she was the first New Zealander to exhibit a miniature, she exhibited at the New York Society of Miniature Painters. Further information available. Works held by the Christchurch Art Gallery. See page 5. $360 63 An ivory framed portrait hand painted miniature of Mozart, wearing a red jacket and white lace cravat, the sectional octagonal ivory frame with coloured banding, glazed. See page 5. $160 64 A vintage seamstress mannequin, on a kauri tripod base with turned column, black material to body. Height 1480. See page 5. $300 65 Three fine lace doilies, with an accompanying note about the gifting of these from Marie Antoinette to her lady-in-waiting, and their subsequent provenance. Each 155 diameter. $120 66 Three Schuco clockwork monkey musicians, each with felt clothing. $300 67 A German tin plate wind-up toy monkey, made in the U.S. zone. Height 80. $100 68 A German tin plate toy horse and rider made in the U.S. Zone, composition rider. Height 100. $80 69 A Japanese ,Daiya’ battery powered M.P.Jeep, in original box. $100 70 A late 19thC cased microscope I.W. Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London. Lacquered brass and steel

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construction with rack and pinion adjustment, the nozzle fitted with three objective lenses with sub-stage focusing lens, the box fitted with numerous additional lenses and accessories. See page 5. $550 71 A petrological microscope by R. Fuess, Berlin, Rosenbusch model, C1878, lacquered brass and steel construction, with revolving turret with four objective lenses, rotating stage with half degrees stops and with engraved ring scale, boxed complete with numerous lenses. See page 5. $550 72 A mahogany cased theodolite by E.R. Watts & Sons, London, partially black lacquered brass construction, the table support with silvered Vernier scales and with silvered dial marked with manufacturer’s name, the case holds addtional eye pieces, some absent. See page 5. $450 73 A German mahogany cased portable el ectr o- ther a p eut i c a p p a r a t u s , incorporating a wet cell battery, and a drawer containing connecting wires and treatment wands with various attachment heads. See page 5. $150 74 An early 19thC steam pressure indicator recording gauge, by Maudslay Sons & Field, Engineers, London; the instrument with spigoted screw fitting nozzles, the pressure chamber operating a coiled spring driven gauge and transferring the measurement to an attached driven cylinder. Cased in original mahogany box with additional tools. Height including extension nozzle 520. See page 5. $275 75 A good 19thC Carl Zeiss ‘Jena’ brass microscope in original mahogany case, monocular type, the revolving turret with apertures for three lenses. Good original lacquer to the brass and blackened surfaces, the original fitted box with matching serial number to microscope 12273, most original fittings to box. Handle to top, original key. Case measurements 180 x 200 x 370. $650 76 An early 20thC Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd underground miner’s theodolite, ebonised brass frame, white circular scale, extra fittings to the fitted mahogany case with original stitched leather outer cover. The case size 430 x 260 x 210. See page 5. $450 77 An ‘India Rubber’ Gutta Percha and Telegraph Works Co.’ linesman’s detector galvonometer’, in mahogany case, an intricate gauge made by the company responsible for numerous submarine telegraph lines. See page 5. $250 77A A 1930 W. Watson & Sons, ‘London Service’ brass and black finished binocular microscope, the tube with rack and pinion adjustment, the turret revolving

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to take three lenses, extra lenses to the fitted mahogany case with maker’s card detailing objectives, etc. dated 10/5/38. The case with key measuring 230 x 250 x 425. See page 5. $320 78 A vintage Leica camera leather case only, dome release to the front, with shoulder strap, maker’s name to front. $90 79 A copper ship’s navigation lamp, ‘Not Under Command’, with manufacturer’s label affixed, ‘Seahorse trademark’. Height 520. See page 5. $225 80 An earl 20thC lever balance scale, the cast steel base marked ‘G & G’, with brass column and arc scale graduated from 0 to 250gms. Height 340. See page 5. $150 81 A brass single drawer telescope, the body with unusual flat woven waxed cord covering, the objective lens with an extended flare shade. Length extended 735. See page 5. $150 82 A Victorian Negretti & Zambra, London long brass telescope, single draw, tapered form with plain banded highlights, engraved maker’s details. Length extended 1220. $220 83 A 19thC hat tin containing a cobra skin, the circular hinged lidded tin with black finish, the cobra skin length approx. 2800. $160 84 An old taxidermy wallaby head mount, including the shoulders, fitted to a shield back board. $160 85 An early 20thC taxidermy head mount fallow deer, 10 points to the antlers, glass eyes, dark stained shield back board mount with an applied brass plaque engraved ‘Waikato 1901’. $400 86 A colonial N.Z. mounted pair of stag’s antlers, 12 points, distressed cloth covered mount to the burr kauri shield, some borer. $160 87 A taxidermied weasel, a comical pose on tree branch holding a bottle of Guinness and wearing a jacket and scarf. Height 230. $120 88 A trophy sawfish bill, of considerable length with 22 pairs of teeth. Length 740. See page 8. $350 89 A striped marlin bill, jaw section attached, mounted to a rimu panel. Length 660. $80 90 A 190kg. blue marlin bill, mounted to a rimu panel, engraved details to the attached plaque. Length 675. $80 91 A 102.5kg. striped marlin bill, with jaw attached, mounted to a rimu panel, details engraved to the attached plaque, 1988. Length 665. $80

92 An impressive c.1940 taxidermy large Indian Bengal tiger’s head, in the classic Van Ingen snarling pose, open mouth, compressed ridges to the nose area, with glass eyes, whiskers, mounted to include the front shoulder. Provenance: Purchased by our vendor’s father c.1960, a Wanganui resident who conducted hunting tours to the South Island. Attributed to Van Ingen and Van Ingen of Mysore. Height 530, depth 515. See page 5. $4500 93 A vintage grizzly bear skin rug, on black and brown felt backing, with most claws present, the full head mount with glass eyes, the mouth open, showing some signs of age. Length 2025, maximum width 2025. $2200 94 A taxidermied oryx head, shoulder mount, the head turned slightly to the left, with glass eyes. Height including horns 1040. See page 5. $1500 95 Two exotic colourful taxidermied birds, one with blue, green and purple plumage, the other smaller in vibrant green with red highlights. $120 96 A mid 20thC taxidermy pukeko, standing, mounted to a wooden plinth base, some distress, the base with name and date 1966. $110 97 A vintage taxidermy brown-spotted kiwi, standing with head lowered, mounted to an ebonised case. See page 8. $1200 98 A pair of Chinese engraved large buffalo horns, the fine carved detail of dragons and exotic long tailed birds showing in pale tan against the dark grey mottled natural polished colour, each mounted on a wood base. $200 99 An extremely ornate 19thC carved ivory ornament, multiply knopped, pierced and carved with flowers, acanthus leaves and surface decoration. Raised on wooden plinth base. Height 100. $300 100 A large African carved ivory tusk section lamp, the wide hollow section carved with three encircling bands of relief carved animals and figures, mounted on hardwood circular base, with internal light fitting, recently rewired. Height 375. See page 8. $275 101 An old African carved ivory tusk section lamp, similar to above. Height 385. See page 8. $275 102 An old African carved ivory tusk section lamp, oval form, carved with an encircling band of animals and figures within a landscape including an elephant and lion, the huntsman with a rifle, mounted on a hardwood oval plinth base, recently re-wired. Height 195. See page 8. $220

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103 A paper knife formed from an unadorned elephant tusk, the blade section formed from the reduced body of the tusk, the handle formed from the tusk tip. Length 440. See page 5. $250 104 A large elephant tusk, with slight curvature and evident age, with a total weight of approximately 11.5kgs, an outer curvature of approx. 1370mm. and maximum girth of 370. See page 8. $6250 105 An old finely carved ivory prowling lion, open snarling mouth, mother-ofpearl inset eyes, well detailed mane, old repair to tail. Old tan staining to the recesses. Length 145. $340 106 A pair of trophy Virginia deer antlers mounted on a wooden shield, labelled ‘Canada’. Width 375. $120 107 A Chas Farlow split can fly rod, two piece, in cloth bag. $150 108 A large wooden duck decoy by Vincenti, in the pintail style, handmade and painted in solid cedar, lead keel and display stand. $280 109 A 1930s taxidermied fox’s head trophy, mounted on an oak shield with plaque, ‘Kippings Cross Dec. 30th 1930’, original paper label to back, ‘R. Septimus Gardner, taxidermist..... Tunbridge Wells’. Depth 240. See page 8. $325 110 An album of 1920s to 1940s Matamata County Council stamped receipts, mostly handwritten with various N.Z. postage stamps used as stamp duty, includes various official rubber stamping, etc., a large collection housed within one folder. $120 111 Two albums of 1920s to 1940s Matamata County Council stamped receipts, similar to above, including assorted stamp duty stamps. $100 112 A Victorian bible, heavy embossed cover, with gilded biblical scenes to front, and metal side locks, with numerous coloured and black and white illustrations. $200 113 A London Post Office Directory for 1817, the front page stating ‘Under the Patronage of his Majesty’s PostmasterGeneral’, 18th Edition by Critchett & Woods, leather bound, showing some distress, 244 pages. $110 114 A rare and fine condition 17thC Dutch illustrated Qur’an translation ‘Mahomets Alkoran’ 1696 by Jan Hendriksz Glazemaker, from Du Reyr’s French edition. Published Amsterdam 1698 (2nd edt), vellum bound 32mo size, 547pgs. $650 115 Three 19thC volumes in fine calf leather bindings with gilt tooled spines, ‘Battles

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of the British Army’, ‘Up the Nile’, and ‘True Stories from French History’. $100 116 An album of ‘1935 All Blacks Individual Photographs’, containing 30 portrait photos of team members, each individually signed, including Thomas ‘Pat’ Caughey, J.E. Manchester, C.J. Oliver, B.S. Sadler, D. Solomon, G. Gilbert (played 26 of the 29 games), etc., including the manager V.R. Meredith. The black and white portraits measure 145 x 93 each. The inside front cover named Mr S.S. Dean and stamped ‘N.Z. Union......., P.O. Box ......, Wellington’, labelled to the front. See page 8. $1000 117 A Tasman stamp album with a near complete used collection of N.Z. stamps from 1882 to 1996, some higher values absent. $220 118 An SG album of an Australian stamp collection, mainly used, fairly complete. $140 119 A selection of vintage New Zealand postcards, the 84 cards featuring scenes from the upper North Island. $100 120 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 70 cards featuring scenes from the lower South Island. $100 121 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 63 cards featuring scenes from the upper South Island and West Coast. $100 122 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 85 cards featuring scenes of the upper North Island. $100 123 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, 116 miscellaneous subjects. $100 124 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 122 cards with scenes of the North Island. $100 125 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 128 cards featuring scenes from the South Island. $100 126 A selection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 88 cards featuring miscellaneous scenes and subjects. $100 127 A collection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 125 cards featuring scenes of the North Island. $100 128 A collection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 132 cards featuring scenes from the North Island. $100 129 A collection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 127 cards featuring scenes from the North Island. $100 130 A collection of vintage N.Z. postcards, the 123 cards featuring scenes of the South Island. $100 131 A collection of vintage N.Z. postcards,

the 120 cards featuring scenes from the South Island. $100 132 Three large folio volumes published by Alister Taylor, each in Solander case, ‘Notable Australian Thoroughbreds’, ‘Notable N.Z. Thoroughbreds’, ‘A Salute to Trotting’. $200 133 A mid-19thC French world map Planisphère, the image incorporating vignettes representing the seasons and the continents. 305 x 415. $300 134 Two albums of stamps, one with a collection of Great Britain 1970s/1980s mint sets, many in blocks of four, the other an older Stanley Gibbons smaller album with a world collection. $110 135 Three albums of Great Britain 1970/1980 First Day Covers and a stamp stock book of similar stamps, many in mint blocks of four. $120 136 A collection of mainly Great Britain stamps, includes First Day Covers, stamps on paper, loose stamps, album, etc. $100 137 A decorative replica bronze style statuette, in the French manner, of a woman seated upon a short column. Height 455. $250 138 A replica bronze resin statuette, of two rugby players in a tackle entitled ‘Engris Australia 2003’. Width 400. $200 139 A Moroccan pottery amphora, ovoid body with cylindrical neck, two handles issue from the shoulder, the unadorned body with some surface distress indicating considerable age. Height 300. $120 140 A long old metal mounted pine tradesman’s ladder, 10 rungs. Length 3350. $100 141 A long old pine tradesman’s extension ladder, with iron mounts, 16 rungs. Length 2700. $150 142 A large c.1900 six gallon cast iron T.C. Clark & Co. cast iron kettle, overhead swing handle with hook for suspension over a fire, the dome lid with maker’s details, long spigot tap to the base. Diameter 360, height 410. $200 143 An Edwardian oak smoker’s cabinet in the form of a double door safe, applied panel detail, various brass fittings and shield form lock covers, brass piano hinges, opening to reveal a fitted interior with three drawers, pipe rack, etc., further brass fittings, some attention required. 305 x 235 x 320. $180 144 A vintage mid-20thC pink painted concrete garden flamingo, typical long neck, two long steel spike legs for fixing to the ground. Some distress to the original paint finish. Height 1120. $180

145 A small old Korean stained pine storage box of plain oblong shape on fixed stand, the front with iron lock and handle and decorated with calligraphy. 680 x 330 x 560. $250 146 An N.Z. colonial kauri ship-art carved box, rectangular form, original finish. $120 147 An N.Z.R. brass locomotive plate, ‘D.S.B. 324’, oval with red background paint. Width 415. $200 148 An N.Z.R locomotive number plate, ‘T.R. 107’, cast steel with bright plating, oval with raised number and border and painted red background. Width 410. $200 149 An early 20thC model ship in a bottle ‘S.S. Ngaio’, the bottle with blue painted background, carved wooden ship with modelled sea, sailors knot lashed to the neck, on original blue painted stand with remnants of ship’s name label. Length 295. $160 150 A collection of seven pieces of Dactylanthus Taylorii (Pua-o-te-Reinga) or wood rose. See page 8. $250 151 A kauri glazed cased display of Dactylanthus Taylorii wood-rose. Overall 510 x 660 x 110. See page 8. $275 152 A carved and painted Australian emu egg, contained within a fitted velvet lined case, the egg halved and hinged, the exterior with a carved detailed surface, the interior of each section painted with an outback landscape, the box lid inset with a panel of ancient burr grained timber. See page 8. $140 153 A bronze sculpture by Rod Burgess, ‘Tahitian Woman’, the nude figure modelled reclining. Signed, editioned 1/10 and stamped with foundry mark to the plinth base on the right hand side. Length 510. See page 8. $1500 154 A terracotta portrait bust by Ken Kendall (1928-2012), a young woman with hair tied in a ponytail. Height 295. See page 13. $175 155 A French brass gilt metal crucifix, marked to the reverse ‘Seigneur Priez Pour Nous’. Height 410. $125 156 A vintage brass crucifix, figure of Christ to the front. Height 400. $120 157 A vintage wooden crucifix, the ‘silvered’ figure of Christ to the cross, the base with silvered metal Chi Rho. Height 400. $120 158 A heavy cast bronze table bell, modelled as a naked woman clambering across the shoulders of a satyr, his lower body draped in a robe which forms the bell bowl. Height 165. $350

159 An early 1900s umbrella, the handle of ivory with silver embellishments. $100 160 A cast bronze urn, fluted squat campana shape with two lion handles to the sides, raised on a knopped stem from a tall domed circular spreading base. Height 250. $125 161 An uncommon pigeon racing recording clock, with triple recording paper dials, clockwork mechanism, brass construction with sheet-metal case, the recording dials visible through a glazed top, the circular base with spines for bird leg rings. Width 370. See page 29. $550 162 An impressive large and heavy turned ebony vase, baluster form with copper cylindrical internal liner. Height 400. $350 163 A 19thC percussion cap musket, the walnut stock with chequered grip, with ramrod. Requires attention. Length 1215. $150 164 A Nazi Germany ‘Gott Mit Uns’ steel belt buckle, pinned double spike keeper and applied lug to reverse. $90 165 A large turtle shell, with rich colour and well figured plates. Height 650. See page 8. $300 166 A zebra skin rug, complete with ears and mane, dark brown on plain dominant traditional tones. Length 2300 x 1780. $750 167 A vintage sawfish bill, complete with 44 teeth, short/medium length of 605. $200 168 Two horn coat hooks, short natural curved form, both with silver plate wall mounts, one with hooks below. $110 169 Two kauri gum nuggets, dark semitranslucent. Total weight 808gms. $160 170 A Victorian mother-of-pearl card case, rectangular form with a band of fine geometric engraved decoration, the vacant cartouche with belt and buckle frame, push-in clasp. $120 171 A resin-bronze statuette of a bull elephant, modelled standing with head raised, brass tusks. Signed on plinth base. Height 255. $150

GLASS

172 A Victorian milk glass lustre vase, the bowl with castellated rim, gilt decoration and ten suspended cut crystal lustres. Height 330. $120 173 Two early 19thC champagne flutes, the tall conical bowls etched with a frieze of a fruiting vine. Height 200. $120 174 A set of 12 Art Deco glass knife rests,

with decorative black painted detail, in case with Dutch retailer’s marks. $120 175 A pair of Lalique glass ‘Reverie’ bookends, modelled as sculptures of two kneeling women partially hewn from the solid block of crystal, finished in clear polish and matt surfaces, signed to the back of the base. Minor repairs to small base area. Height 225. See page 8. $1250 176 A Lalique ring tree, of circular form with central full relief frosted figure of an exotic pheasant, its tail held high. Engraved marks. $120 177 A small green malachite glass vase of baluster shape, moulded in deep relief with a circle of naked woman beneath a fruiting grape vine. Height 120. $120 178 A Swarovski figurine, ‘Masquerade Pierrot’, in original box together with the stand and two Swarovski name plates. $220 179 A Swarovski figurine, ‘Fabulous Creatures’ - The Pegasus, in original box with stand and plaque. $220 180 A Swarovski figurine, ‘Fabulous Creatures’ -The Dragon, in original box with stand and plaque. $220 181 A 1970s Finnish iitala Tapio Wirkkala glass vase, ‘Kalanrakko’ swim bladder design, ink blue interior to the clear glass body, elongated tapered form, engraved signature and model no. 3299 to base. Height 240, small bruise to body. See page 8. $160 182 A mid-20thC Kosta Boda ‘Graal’ vessel designed by Vicke Lindstrand, c.1955, the freeform flared bowl and tapered tall pedestal in clear glass with dark vertical banded interior decoration, the ground pontil with incised ‘LH 1210’ and acid etched factory mark. Height 200. See page 8. $600 183 Three pieces of modernist glass designed by Floris Meydam for Leerdam, c.1950s, all in ‘bottle green’, comprising: a squat circular shoulder vase with flaring rim, another of shouldered shape with squat tapering neck, and another with a spherical bowl raised on a tall tapering stem. Heights from 120-235. See page 8. $350 184 An Art Deco orange and black ‘Tango’ glass vase, in the manner of Michael Powolny, squat baluster shape with scalloped rim, orange and black colourway. Height 175. See page 8. $350 185 A Garry Nash red glass bowl, hemispherical shape, signed and dated ‘14. Diameter 215. See page 8. $280 186 Garry Nash glass millefiori paperweight,

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TRIBAL, ARTEFACTS & NZ HISTORICAL

188 A Solomon Islands figural bowl, boat form with stylised flying fish form handles, mother-of-pearl serrated edge inlays, block base, traditional dark stained finish. Length 415. $120 189 An old aboriginal didgeridoo, the natural shaped exterior with remains of painted highlights including a turtle, boomerang, snake, fish, etc. Length 109. $160 190 A late 19thC Samoan long hooked club, the tapered end with pronounced hook and remains of diamond form notch detail running half the length, good old patina. Remnants of old label to blade. Length 105. $150 191 Three PNG long wooden items; a spear with finely lashed rows of barbs, decorative woven binding, other spear with long row of notches and a bow. $120 192 An old Pitcairn Island carved hardwood flying fish sculpture, its wings with punched detail ‘Souvenir from Pitcairn Island’, ‘Made by Langy Christian’, raised on pedestal base. Length 420. See page 8. $220 193 A Pitcairn Island carved wooden flying fish, raised on turned column and square platform base, punched details to one wing, minor damage. Length 430. See page 8. $200 194 An old Korean Silla ware pedestal bowl, or stand, of traditional design with ‘cut-out window’ decoration to the truncated base. Some faults. Diameter 170, height 150. $120 195 An old Korean Silla ware circular section pottery bowl with fish and turtle lug type moulded handles and simple cross hatched decoration. On a traditional shaped stand with cut-out ‘window’ decoration to the truncated base. Diameter 240. Height overall (bowl on stand) 290. $300 196 An old Korean Silla ware stoneware bottle of simple domed circular section with projecting spout. Probably used to carry cool water to a work place such as a rice field. A spout plug was usually made by wrapping a stick or stone with a piece of cloth to prevent spilling. Height 180. $140

197 A Korean Silla dynasty grey pottery lidded vessel supported on a tapered pedestal base with rectangular cut-out panels, the lid finial conforming to the pedestal. Height 145. Diameter 110. Provenance: ‘From the Collection of Doreen Blumhardt’, Illustrated N.Z. Potter Magazine, Volume 13 No. 2 Spring 1971, Page 13 #3 ‘Silla Pottery Kyongju....... Korea 6th century A.D.’. $200 198 An Indonesian carved bone articulated ancestral figure, with arms and legs pinned to the torso. Height 160. $100 199 An old South African Zulu hardwood staff, with pierced oval sections and notched and spiral twist carved decoration, with metal bound handle and ferrule. Length 900. $110 200 An African wood figure, the Ivory Coast standing male figure with high head dress, facial features, decorated body and pronounced genitalia. Height 680. $250 201 An old African carved ivory bust of a woman, large drop earrings, plaited hair, necklace and robe detail in relief. Weight 588gms. 180 x 100. See page 8. $200 202 A large West African old carved ivory bust of a woman, tall ridged central combed coiffure, relief scarification to her face, long neck, raised chest. Weight 1855gms. Height 255. See page 8. $650 202A African carved ivory tusk section, the lower section modelled as a portrait bust, the upper section as a vase carved in low relief with an encircling fish. Height 330. See page 8. $250 203 An African Makonde ebony carving, of a compact group of figures of exaggerated dimensions, carved in a compact grouping. Height 210. $200 204 A pair of African copper arm cuffs, hammered sheet copper simulating numerous rings and with panels and borders with finer engraved detailing. Height of each 110. See page 8. $200 205 A wooden tribal carved stool, from the West African Ibiji tribe, male figure with scarification decoration to his abdomen. Height 90. $150 206 A Congo stool, the short diamond shaped base with oblong aperture to the middle, on a rounded oblong foot. Diameter 260, height 160. $100 207 Two carved African figures, both with protruding body parts. Height 280 and 250. $120 208 An African wooden shield, with woven fibre decoration and an old repair,

shaped ends, internal wooden handle to back. Length 800, width 240. $120 210 An old Maori canoe paddle, of flattened spatulate form with pointed tip and oval section handle. Metal split ring at hand end. Some distress. Overall length 1230. $120 211 Three Maori pre-European stone adze blades; tapered form, one Ohana argillite, one basalt, one greywacke, two type 2/B. Reg. Y14068, Y16688 and Y16686. Length 150, 166 and 133, some chipping. $120 212 Three Maori pre-European stone items; a rare form sinker (mahe) Y16687 and two adzes (toki); one small of Ohana argillite, type 2/B with rough finished sides and pen inscription ‘Found...’. Length 75, Y16683; and other medium adze of tapered form. Length 140, Y773. $150 213 A large early 20thC Maori greenstone hei tiki, head turned to the left, hands clasped to thighs, dark green tone with pale inclusion towards the base. Length 168, on a woven neck cord with greenstone toggle. $700 214 A good contemporary greenstone hei tiki, chin to the left shoulder, hands clasped to thighs with distinctive spur to elbow, mid to pale green with white flecked inclusions, suspension hole to top of head. Length 100. See page 8. $650 215 A Maori Patiti (short axe), the old iron head with traditional flared curved edged blade fitted to a carved whalebone handle, stylised figure carved to the blade end, plain oval section handle, profile koruru carved head to the butt, square notched lashing hole. Length 310. See page 8. $750 216 A Maori carved and stained wooden patu (hand club), traditional spatulate blade, the reduced tapering grip with pierced suspension hole and triple ring tapered butt end, middark colourway. Length 400. Not registered. $220 217 A 20thC Maori carved hardwood wahaika, the long hooked form spatulate blade with reduced grip, pierced suspension hole, stylised mask to butt end with protruding tongue and inlaid paua eyes. Good dark colourway. Length 515. Not registered. $360 218 A 20thC Maori carved wooden hand club, the spatulate form blade with distinct ridged diamond cross section, the reduced grip with pierced lashing hole and carved mask to butt end with protruding tongue and paua inset eyes. Length 400. Not registered. $260 219 A 20thC Maori carved orator’s stick/

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baton, a stylised full figure to the top with protruding tongue and paua inset eyes, diagonal linial and notch carved detail to the wide band below. Plaited fine leather wrist strap attached. Length 610. Not registered. $150 220 A mid-20thC Maori carved figured panel, the stylised figure with left hand raised to open mouth, paua inset eyes, deep relief, old brown paint finish. Height 800. $220 221 A 20thC Maori carved papahou box, flat low rectangular form, all-over carved detail of entwined figures, conforming extending handles, paua set detail to the eyes. 515 x 230 x 55. $400 222 A 20thC Maori carved papahou box, flat rectangular form, similar to above. See page 8. $450 223 A 20thC Maori carved wakahuia, the lozenge form body with entwined figures, notch and scroll carved detail, extending stylised head form handles, extending tongues, paua inset eyes. Length 50. See page 8. $320 224 An N.Z. contemporary carved nephrite disc, flattened circular form with double ‘button-hole’ opening to the centre, pale toned ‘blue inunga’ variety; presented in a turned totara lidded box, the box made by G.R. Parker, the woven cord necklace with nephrite toggle. Diameter 60. See page 8. $360 225 A Steve Funaki stag antler carved hei tiki, finely modelled with slanted head, turned with chin above right shoulder, one hand clasped to the fat belly, the other to the right thigh, notched carved paua inset ring eyes. $320 226 An album of 19thC and early 20thC mainly N.Z. historical documents, signatures, letters, etc., including a Royal Warrant of King George IV and signed by him, a Logan Campbell handwritten and signed letter dated 1856, a Richard John Seddon letter dated 1904, a banquet menu signed by C.J. Parr (Auckland councillor and mayor 1915), W.J. Massey (Prime Minister of N.Z. 1912-1915), etc. letters signed by Sir Charles Bledisloe, Sir Cyril Newall, Massey, Savage, Norman Kirk, Keith Holyoake, David Lange, etc. $400 227 Artist unknown (in the style of J.P. Backhouse), Whangaroa Harbour and Lake Taupo, miniature oils on solid totara panels, one oval, one square, each painting approx. 90 x 130. $200 228 An engraving from D’Urville’s Atlas Anthropology from the second voyage of the Astrolabe, two bust portraits of ‘Taha-Tahala’ and ‘Heroua’, published by Gide, Paris. 275 x 335. See page 13. $700

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229 George French Angas, facsimile reprint book, ‘Portraits of the N.Z. Maori’, in original packing. $125 230 Two N.Z land deeds, under the ‘Settlements Act’, and the ‘Waste Lands Act’ for parcels of land in the Auckland and Tauranga regions, one to a sergeant in the Waikato Militia and the other to an Auckland settler and an Auckland sharebroker, dated 1868 and ‘70, both signed by Sir George Bowen. $100 231 A vintage R.P. Moore panoramic photo ‘Lake Tekapo N.Z.’, black and white, hand coloured, showing the road to the foreground including bridge and lodge, snow capped mountains, original gilt frame. The image 160 x 935. $270 232 A sectional panoramic hand coloured photograph of Mercury Island, a view of Mercury Bay from off-shore. 135 x 810 $100 233 A John Tallis reprint map of N.Z., with hand-coloured vignettes. Framed and glazed. $100 234 Ten unframed chromolithographic bird prints from Buller’s Birds, by J.G. Keulemans. Each 270 x 225. $500 235 Betty Beadle (1924-2002), ‘Pendulum of Man’ white metal plaque, oval form, the central naked man in relief holding two native trees, a river flows under him, relief entitlement and artist’s monogram. Provenance: Ex. the Betty Beadle estate. Her arts career in sculpture and ceramics started in the 1950s. She emigrated to N.Z. in 1965 and was exhibiting sculpture at the Auckland City Gallery Festival Exhibition in 1968 with fellow artist Paul Beadle (later head of the Fine Arts Faculty at Auckland University) whom she would marry. 180 x 150. $150 236 Betty Beadle untitled Monkey & Man bronze relief plaque, flowerhead form with mild relief decoration of a seated monkey holding an apple, a naked man beside, artist’s monogram in relief, the back with fittings for wall hanging. 195 x 200. $220 237 Betty Beadle, ‘Bird Over Islands’ bronze plaque, rectangular form, decoration in cast relief, incised artist’s monogram to reverse. 122 x 64. $110 238 Betty Beadle untitled birds plaque, the oval pewter ground mounted with three bronze panels of various frigate type birds, impressed artist’s monogram to base. 122 x 90. $150 239 A Betty Beadle bronze medallion from the N.Z. Artists Series, ‘Tony Fomison’, the round medallion with relief portrait in profile and incised ‘Tony Fomison

1939-1990’, the reverse inscribed ‘N.Z. Artist’s No. 2’. Diameter 70. See page 13. $100 240 A Betty Beadle N.Z. Artists Series bronze medallion, ‘Phillip Clairmont’, the relief portrait of Clairmont with inscriptions front and rear, artist’s monogram included. 75 x 60. See page 13. $100 241 A Betty Beadle pewter medallion, ‘The Pollen Seeker’, bee and flower to the front, entitlement and artist’s monogram to reverse. Diameter approx. 48. See page 13. $80 242 A Betty Beadle bronze medallion, ‘Palm Tree’, artist’s monogram to reverse. Diameter 58. $70 242A A Betty Beadle silver medallion, ‘Bee’, relief modelled with bees and flowers, impressed artist’s monogram, entitled. Weight 74.5gms. Diameter 47. See page 13. $80 243 A Betty Cutcher (Beadle) hand potted vase, the terracotta body with repeating stylised radiating sun, leaf and plant type designs in dark grey/black and cream tones, incised, potter’s monogram impressed to base. Height 127. See page 13. $80 244 A Betty Cutcher (Beadle) Owl pottery jug, hand thrown and then altered in a stylised figural form with applied stylised decoration, variable brown and tan glaze, incised artist’s monogram to base. Made in Australia, label to base. Height 205. $140 245 A Betty Cutcher (Beadle) studio pottery wine jug, mallet form, with stopper, wax resist stylised decoration to the variable green glazed body, impressed potter’s mark to base. Height 245. $120 246 Two Betty Cutcher (Beadle) studio pottery jugs, stylised decoration to each, impressed potter’s monogram to one. Height 130 and 90. $90 247 A Paul Beadle silver medallion, ‘Pan Piper’, the circular medallion with relief pan playing pipes and trees to the front, artist’s initials, plain reverse. Weight 126gms. Diameter 67. See page 13. $100 248 Two Paul Beadle bronze medallions, ‘The Bower Bird’, circular. Diameters 62. $100 249 A Paul Beadle silver pendant of two entwined figures, the teardrop wire frame enclosing the stylised three-dimensional figures, supported on a fine link chain. Artist’s initials to reverse. Length of pendant 93. See page 13. $150 250 A Peter Stichbury stoneware studio pottery teapot, spherical body, dome lid with central knob, lugs to support the cane handle, impressed mark,

rock ash variable glaze in khaki green/ gold and black tones. $110 251 Dennis O’Conner stoneware pottery ‘Fatso’ type jug, dark glazed rim, mottled khaki type body, iron spotting, potter’s mark to base of strap handle. Height 165. See page 13. $180 252 Barry Brickell pottery ‘Fatso’ jug, pale green glaze to the neck and top rolled rim, rich deep plum red body, impressed mark under the strap handle. Height 225. See page 13. $400 253 Roy Cowan pottery lozenge form tray, the well decorated with dark glazed fine leaf forms on a speckled pale grey ground, incised potter’s initials and label to base. Length 430. $110 254 Olive Jones pottery lizard vase, squat ovoid form, an applied sculpted skink to the shoulder, green glaze, incised potter’s name to base. Diameter 100. See page 13. $200 255 An Olive Jones large studio pottery vase, long ovoid body, unusually decorated in a geometric design of black panels and angular linial vertical designs to the blue ground, incised potter’s mark to base. Height 255. See page 13. $650 256 A good Briar Gardner N.Z. studio pottery vase, trumpet type form, the flared open shaped oval rim from the circular body, flared foot, rich streaky striking blue glaze to the exterior, pale green with blue and red highlights to the interior. Incised potter’s name in full to base. Height 195. See page 13. $220 257 A Helen Mason pottery bowl, hemispherical shape, decorated to the interior with swirling Tenmoko and pale blue glazes on an ash ground. Ash exterior, impressed artist’s mark. Diameter 250. See page 13. $120 258 A Len Castle stoneware bowl, circular with everted rim, decorated with tenmoko and feldspar glazes to the interior, tenmoko exterior. Impressed artist’s mark to the side. Diameter 290. See page 13. $275 259 A good Jova Rancich striking blue glazed vase, baluster shape with two large open strap handles from the top narrow flared rim to the shoulder, fully incised potter’s marks to the base. Height 145. See page 13. $400 260 A Milton Pottery ewer with majolica type glaze, ovoid body in mottled brown tones, the fancy metal mounts including tapering base and wide flared spout with remnants of gilding, ‘thought to have had its metal parts formed at Barringtons in Dunedin’. Height 230. $250

260A A large Ray Rogers hand thrown earthenware vase, of spherical form with shallow dished mouth, with lustrous glazes ranging from deep olive to petrol-on-water effects. Incised signature to base. Height 290. $140 260B A Ray Rogers hand thrown earthenware vase, of similar design but of smaller dimensions to above. Height 175. $100 261 A Crown Lynn Wharetana dish, with a broad flattened rim decorated with Wheku Maori heads to either end and further whorl and beaded detailing, glazed in caramel ground, the well decorated with a mottled celadon glaze. Pattern 1013 impressed under the base. Fine hairline in the well. Width 195. See page 13. $350 262 A Crown Lynn white glazed swan vase, large size, printed mark to base and with incised initials. Length 305. $220 263 A Crown Lynn small hand potted vase, matt white glaze, stepped banded spherical body with flared open neck. Height 135. See page 13. $120 264 A good Royal Doulton ‘Kia Ora’ jardiniere, baluster form, mottled lid and deep blue ground with Maori relief carved type decoration of hei tiki, masks and other motifs, all in a band, impressed and inscribed marks to base. Diameter 220, height 170. See page 13. $2000 265 An N.Z. silver yachting trophy, modelled as a Maori war canoe, the Partridge Memorial Race (Kawau Harbour) won by ‘Valezina’, 1967. $120 266 C.F. Goldie book, ‘His Life & Painting’, in original Solander case and cardboard slip case. $250 267 54 copies of ‘Landfall’, The New Zealand Quarterly, c.1961-2003. $100 268 ‘Washday at the Pa’ by Ans Westra, published by the Caxton Press 1964, 1st edition, with publisher’s note enclosure. Good condition. $100 269 ‘The Triumphant Tour of the N.Z. Footballers, 1905’, an illustrated record from the notes by George Dixon, team manager, published in 1906. 176 pages plus advertising, soft cover, small quarto size with additional later cover (original extant) and bound spine. See page 8. $250 270 A collection of various architectural residential plans by Johnson Clark, architect, c.mid-20thC, along with detailed drawings of fittings and fixtures, windows and doors. $125

CHINA & PORCELAIN

271 A late 19thC Berlin porcelain oval plaque, finely painted with a classical scene of a young man afloat amongst waves at a rocky shore, his partner stands above him in distress, mild c onv ex form, t he rev ers e wi th impressed numbers. 245 x 203. See page 16. $550 272 A 19thC Dutch tin glazed large mug and saucer, traditional blue and white decoration of coastal rural figures including a goat, bands of floral and scroll decoration, star over CB mark to base, the cup with some chipping to rim. See page 13. $80 273 A George III blue and white chinoiserie decorated tea caddy, canister form with rounded shoulder and short neck, no lid, coastal pagoda decoration with two figures upon a bridge, unmarked. Height 95. See page 13. $90 274 A Victorian blue and white Willow pattern ashet, hair crack to rim. 470 x 370. $100 275 Two 18thC blue and white lidded bowls, one Worcester, the other Caughley, both decorated in the Fence pattern, the domed lids with sculpted floral finials, some damage. Heights 110 and 120. See page 13. $150 276 A tall Royal Worcester cylinder shaped vase with flared rim and foot, painted with roses by Kitty Blake. Height 230, date marks c.1924. See page 13. $750 277 A small Royal baluster vase, painted with roses by Millie Hunt. Date marks c.1931. Height 150. $300 278 A Royal Worcester vase, of squat circular shape with short neck, painted with roses by Millie Hunt. Date marks c.1936. Diameter 101, height 750. $250 279 A small Royal Worcester potpourri jar, painted with roses by Millie Hunt, the moulded borders richly gilded. Height 80, date marks c.1937. Cover missing. $250 280 An Edwardian period Hadley’s Worcester two-handled rose bowl, of circular section on shaped foot, painted with flowers by M. Blake, the rims moulded and gilded. Date marks c.1903. Cover missing, frits to feet. Height 130. See page 16. $250 281 A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, with central fruit painting by Richard Seabright, the apple green border with butterfly rim richly gilded and decorated with blue and pale apricot enamels. Date marks ‘c’.1925. Diameter 225. $450

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292 A Royal Worcester small jug, squat circular body with fluted spout and wide opening, gilded handle, decorated with wildflowers in orange, yellow, purple and blue on a cream ground. Date mark 1892. Height 100. $300 293 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre ‘Rhodanthe’ pattern tea service, Bonjour shape; comprising a teapot, sugar and cream, hand painted decoration, circular flat sided bodies. Minor hair cracks to spout. $675 294 A pair of Clarice Cliff ‘Rhodanthe’ pattern cups and saucers, one with plate, flared form and painted floral decoration in orange, browns and yellow. $350 295 A small Clarice Cliff Bizarre vase, of tapering circular section painted with flowers and poplar trees. Height 100. See page 13. $100 296 A Clarice Cliff ‘Bizarre’ Fantasque Art Deco cup, conical shape with angular handle, painted in bright emanels with the ‘Orange House’ design. See page 13. $125 297 A Clarice Cliff ‘Bizarre’ Fantasque bowl, decorated in bright enamels, the exterior with a pattern of a farmhouse and red and black trees, small rim chip. Diameter 190. See page 13. $300 298 A Wedgwood Clarice Cliff Bizarre jug, Bonjour shape decorated with the ‘Blue Crocus’ pattern. Height 160. In original box, with certificate. $120 299 A good Shelley Foley ‘Intarsio’ comport, designed by Walter Slater in a striking Art Nouveau design of stylised scrolls and panels, brown, dark and mid-blue and various greens, the pedestal base with three shaped leg supports to the spreading foot, everted top rim, printed marks and no.’s 388 and 3567, c.1911. Literature: Watkins, Harvey, Senft, ‘Shelley Potteries’, Barrie & Jenkins, 1994. Pge 60. Diameter 200, height 170. See page 16. $750 300 An Art Deco Shelley moth-wing cup and saucer, decorated in bright yellow and black colour-way, the cup with a stylised angular handle. See page 16. $150 301 A Keith Murray for Wedgwood, large shoulder vase, of traditional lathe patterned tapering form in straw colour-way glaze, impressed and stamped marks to base, professional restoration to rim. 210 x 280. See page 13. $650 302 A vase by Keith Murray for Wedgwood, tapering conical shape, glazed gloss, pale green with five bands of incised

lines. Printed and impressed marks. Height 200. See page 13. $525 303 A Royal Doulton ‘Coaching Days’ vase, earthenware, two-handled cylinder form. Height 140. See page 16. $80 304 A small Royal Doulton figurine, ‘Guy Fawkes’ HN3271. Height 100. $80 305 A Doulton ‘Sung’ flambé two-handled vase, oval shape with loop handles issuing from the shoulder, glazed in attractive fiery veined red and bluegreen. Signed ‘Noke’ and initialled ‘FM’ for Fred Moore, under the base. Height 160. See page 16. $500 306 A Royal Doulton two handled loving cup, ‘Robin Hood’, 567/2500, with certificate. Height 180. $250 307 A Royal Doulton two handled loving cup, ‘Charles Dickens’ 1087/2500, with certificate. Height 180. $250 308 A Royal Doulton large two handled loving cup, ‘The Three Musketeers’ by Dumas, limited edition 197/600, ovoid shape, decorated in high relief with the three characters and other figures from Dumas’s writing. Height 250. See page 16. $550 309 A Royal Doulton jug, ‘Treasure Island’ by Robert Louis Stevenson, decorated in relief with Long John Silver and other characters from Stevenson’s writing, limited edition 249/600. Height 190. See page 16. $300 310 A Royal Doulton ‘Blue Children’ vase, decorated with the scene of a mother and two daughters picnicking under a tree with their collie dog. Gilded embellishment to rim and base, ‘Kiln Kiss’ to glaze on one side. Height 230. See page 16. $450 311 A fine Royal Doulton vase, hand painted by George White (act. 18851912), decorated with two ‘cameo’ portraits of women, each portrait reserved on a pale pink ground enriched with gilt ribbons, loop swags and ‘lace work’ patterns. Each portrait signed, inverse baluster shape, printed factory marks. Height 280. See page 16. $1200 312 A Royal Doulton vase, hand painted by John Hugh Plant (act. 1902-1920), of hexagonal inverse baluster shape, decorated with a landscape and lakeside castle, the conforming hexagonal neck with a raised gilt design over a ‘Bleu du Rois’ ground. Signed. Height 210. See page 16. $1200 313 A Royal Doulton vase, hand painted by Edward John Raby (act. 18921919), of tapering cylindrical shape with flaring mouth, two handles low

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on the body, painted with poppies in a moonlit garden scene, raised gilded designs to the rim and handles, signed, printed and impressed factory marks. Professional restoration to base. Height 205. See page 16. $650 314 A fine Royal Doulton bone china vase, painted by Percy Curnock, cylindrical shape, hand painted with poppies on a lavender ground, raised gilded detailing at the rim, signed and with printed factory mark. Height 250. See page 16. $200 315 A good Doulton Lambeth Art Nouveau vase by Frank A. Butler (act. 1872-1911), the ovoid body decorated with a panel encircling the scalloped mouth of Art Nouveau poppies and slip trailed tendrils. The design sculpted in relief above a mottled brown glazed lower body, the pedestal foot with further repeating floral designs. Incised artist’s marks and impressed factory mark to base. Height 205. See page 16. $850 316 A pair of Doulton Lambeth mantel vases, inverse baluster shape with broad pan mouths, the mottled cobalt blue bodies decorated with bead and hop racemes trailing from the shoulder. Artist’s marks under the base. Height 280. $450 317 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware hunting jug, with sterling silver rim, typical dip glazed body decorated with sprigged decoration. Height 165. $225 318 A Doulton Slater’s two handle vase, ovoid shape decorated with slip trailed flowering tendrils on a buff ground. Impressed artist’s, maker’s and Art Union marks under the base. Height 250. $300 319 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, inverse baluster shape, cobalt at the neck and shoulder, the body mottled pale green, decorated with raised floral and scroll swags below the shoulder. Height 250. $200 320 A Ruskin monochrome high fire glazed vase, lavender lustre glaze, ovoid shape, impressed and printed marks, dated 1915. Height 170. See page 13. $225 321 A Lladro porcelain sculpture of a peacock, model 8118, sculpted by Antonio Ramos, glazed in matt and gloss colours. With original box. Length 340. $150 322 A Moorcroft pomegranate pattern posy vase, ovoid shape, decorated with fruit on a rich cobalt ground. Impressed marks. Height 80. See page 16. $140 323 A William Moorcroft pomegranate decorated footed bowl, circular form, traditional fruit decoration in rich deep

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purple and red, the leaves with green highlights, on a variable rich blue ground, flared spreading circular foot, impressed marks and full signature in blue to base. Diameter 207. See page 16. $1100 324 A William Moorcroft baluster pansy vase, deep purple and red coloured flowers with green leaves on a cobalt blue ground, full signature in blue and impressed marks to base. Height 172. See page 16. $580 325 A Walter Moorcroft squat baluster anemone vase, flambé glaze to the red, blue, green and yellow toned florals, the ground graduating from red to blue. Initials in blue and impressed marks to base. Height 128. See page 16. $520 326 A Walter Moorcroft lily decorated ovoid vase, red and yellow florals on a variable blue ground with pale toned ground to the shoulder, rolled rim, initials in blue and impressed marks to base. Height 163. See page 16. $380 327 A Walter Moorcroft baluster clematis decorated vase, the purple, blue, red and pale tone florals with green variable leaves on a graduated green to dark blue ground, painted initials in blue, impressed marks and paper label to base. Height 165. See page 16. $320 328 A William Moorcroft pomegranate four piece tea service, with hand beaten pewter (Liberty) mounts, the compressed spherical bodies with an encircling band of traditional berry decoration in tones of red, purple, khaki and cobalt blue, the set includes a teapot with repaired handle, hot water pot, sugar bowl and cream jug. Full signature in blue and impressed mark to base. See page 16. $1600 329 A William Moorcroft pomegranate pattern circular dish. Painted and impressed marks. Small rim chip. Diameter 190. $130 330 A Bursley Ware ‘Amstel’ china bowl, oval shape raised on four short legs, decorated in blue and autumnal tones with a bird upon a bough. Width 355. $300 331 A Mason’s ironstone ‘Regency’ pattern dinner service, eight place setting including dinner, luncheon, salad and other plates, dessert and soup bowls, tea and coffee sets, lidded tureens, gravy boat, etc. Some faults. $350 332 An English earthenware toby jug, overglaze enamel painted, 19thC. Height 190. $300 333 A pair of large Staffordshire figures, The Cobbler and his Wife, painted in polychrome. Height 310. $250

334 An Australian Art Deco Remued large pottery ewer vase, shouldered shape with rib turned walls, trickle glaze and hair’s fur effects to the shoulder in dun and celadon tones over a camel ground, a single twig-like handle issues from the shoulder. Height 200. $200 335 A large impressive German porcelain two-handled fruit bowl, of oval shape on vined foot painted with polychrome flowers and lavishly gilded. Impressed marks. Length 380. $150

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337 A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand, the ball carved traditionally with sinuous dragons, at least six balls included, on a turned stand with figure to the base, spreading circular carved plinth. Height 190. See page 21. $250 338 A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand, similar to above. Height 160. See page 21. $200 339 A Chinese carved ivory figure group of two bullock and cart, a figure above, all raised on a rectangular plinth with turned legs. Length 98. $110 340 A selection of Chinese carved ivory sewing implements, including a highly decorative needle case and shuttle and nine other pieces. $120 341 A late 19thC Chinese finely carved ivory counter container, cylindrical circular form with screw lid, all finely decorated in relief with figures and pagodas amongst trees, enclosing eight finely carved mother-of pearl counters. Diameter 36. See page 21. $150 342 A Chinese ivory brush pot, of cylindrical shape carved in low relief with flowering branches of roses on a background finely pierced with circular diaper pattern. Inset base absent. Height 90, diameter 50. $150 343 A Chinese carved ivory ‘Dream Shell’, the bivalve shell slightly open and revealing a landscape depicting figures and buildings beneath a broad spreading tree including a fisherman drying his nets. Incised signature under the base. Width 85. See page 21. $450 344 A 19thC Chinese finely carved ivory vase of baluster form, the thin tapered panels with intricate carved detail of figures in landscape, hexagonal body, ring neck, mildly curved flat rim and pedestal base, all entirely decorated. Some minor damage. Height 210. See page 21. $750 345 A finely carved Chinese wood figure of the seated Pu-Tai. Good colour and patina. Height 150. $375

346 A Chinese wood carving of two figures on the back of a water buffalo. Height 150. $100 347 A good old Chinese wood carving of the seated god of longevity, holding a peach in one hand. Height 200. $350 348 A Chinese porcelain famille rose vase, the cylinder body painted with young children playing a board game within a landscape, calligraphy to the reverse, various fine trellis form bands, framing above and below in red. Character marks in red to base. Height 375. $120 349 A Chinese porcelain vase, ovoid shape with swollen neck, egg yolk yellow glaze and decorated in raised enamels with cherry blossom and bamboo. Blue Qianlong seal mark under the base. Height 250. $125 350 A Chinese porcelain figure of an Immortal, glazed in polychrome Canton enamels, he stands holding a ruyi sceptre, slight damage to headdress. Height 430. $250 351 A Chinese porcelain famille rose low tazza, serpentine lozenge shape, raised on a small spreading foot, decorated with children riding a mythical beast and playing games. Seal mark under the base. Width 265. See page 21. $125 352 A Chinese porcelain low tazza, serpentine lozenge shape, raised on a short foot ring, decorated in famille rose with a dragon and phoenix amongst fiery clouds, seal mark under the base. Width 265. See page 21. $125 353 A good 19thC Chinese famille rose punch bowl, all-over decoration of panels and wide bands of interior and courtyard scenes of courtiers framed by square fret and floral bands highlighted with butterflies, gilt and white highlights. Diameter 380, height 155. See page 21. $1600 354 A Chinese porcelain museum copy Jiaqing bowl, decorated in polychrome enamels with a turquoise ground to the exterior with bats in flight amongst fruiting vine tendrils, the interior plain turquoise glazed, underglaze blue seal mark under the base. Diameter 215. $300 355 A pair of good Chinese cloisonné vases, modelled as altar vessels of gu form, each with four spines dividing the vases into panels, each panel decorated with a pair of cranes in a landscape, the necks decorated with stylised lotus and other flowers. Conforming decorative elements pattern the mouth and foot. Height 260. See page 21. $700 356 An old Chinese watercolour scroll painting, on silk, depicting a solitary

fisherman in a river landscape in an alpine environment, a calligraphic inscription to the upper right. Laid on silk brocade scroll. 1110 x 305. $300 357 A 20thC Post-Revolution Chinese rosewood figure, depicting a young woman standing in heroic pose in an agricultural costume beside a pot and book. Height 265. See page 21. $150 358 A small Chinese teak jewellery cabinet, the doors, drawers and sides with inlaid pierced and carved hardstone panels, the case embellished with engraved brass mounts, caps and handles, the doors opening to reveal four drawers, the deep lower drawer with silk lining. Height 280. See page 21. $300 359 A Chinese brass and enamel ‘opium lamp’, the lower cylindrical section with fluting and decorated with panels of figures and animals, surmounted by a glass shade to shelter the small wicked lamp. Height 120. $90 360 A Tek Sing shipwreck recovery Chinese pottery bowl, blue and white, flared rim, label to base. Diameter 145. Along with the video ‘The Treasure Hunter’ giving details of Mike Hatcher’s salvage of the Tek Sing, ‘China’s Titanic’. $110 361 A large Chinese ovoid lidded wine jar, decorated in underglaze ink blue in the Ming manner with a band of four panels depicting birds and mythical beasts, a small bird head spout and handle high on the shoulder. Height 330. $150 362 A Chinese porcelain famille verte vase, of diamond section and slab walls, decorated with immortals riding mythical beasts along with attendant figures in a landscape. Height 180. $125 363 A Chinese copper and enamel ruyi sceptre, decorated with panels of waterfowl and florals on pale ground, the body with sinuous floral and leaf vine decoration on yellow ground, chip to central panel. Length 360. $120 364 A Chinese celadon vase, baluster shape, with swollen lotus mouth, mask and ring handles to the shoulder, the body decorated with lotus tendrils in low relief under the celadon glaze. Six character Yongzheng mark to the base. $240 365 A pair of Chinese porcelain cockerel ornaments. Height 300. $150 366 A small 19thC Chinese black lacquer money box of oblong shape, the lid with gilded decoration of figures in a garden. Length 125. $80 367 A 19thC Chinese Canton export porcelain ashet, the oval deep well decorated in a willow type coastal pattern, fine trellis

decorated borders, chip to rim. 425 x 345. See page 21. $200 368 A 19thC Chinese blue and white export baluster lidded vase, painted with two rectangular panels of figures within a fenced garden on a shaped diamond scrolling tendril trellis type ground, the domed lid with foo dog finial with some chipping to edge, hair crack to top of vase, Kangxi underglaze blue character marks to base. Height 220. See page 21. $200 369 An old Chinese blue and white bottle form vase, entirely decorated exotic long tailed birds within a floral and leafy ground, traditional trellis, fan and floral borders, underglaze Kangxi mark to base. Small glaze frit to top rim. Height 205. See page 21. $250 370 An early 19thC Chinese exportware sauceboat, a pouring spout to each end, a loop handle to each side, spreading oval foot, traditional coastal pagoda decoration, florals to the interior. 205 x 160 x 85. See page 21. $250 371 A Chinese porcelain museum copy Yongzheng jar and cover, ovoid shape, celadon glazed, painted in enamels with a garden scene with tortoises and a calligraphic inscription to the reverse. Height 330. $250 372 A museum copy Yongzheng porcelain vase, swollen ovoid shape with trumpet neck, decorated with a profusely fruiting peach bough and bats. Six character mark under the base. Height 420. $250 373 A Chinese porcelain museum Qianlong pilgrim flask vase, flattened circular shape with stylised handles at the shoulder, decorated in underglaze blue with lotus flowers and leafy tendrils, blue seal mark under the base. Height 370. $200 374 A Chinese porcelain meiping shape vase, decorated in polychrome enamels with an exotic pheasant perched upon rocks amidst a profusion of flowering plants. Calligraphic inscription to the back. Blue Daoguang seal mark under the base. Height 205. $225 375 A Chinese early 19thC exportware porcelain plate, decorated in underglaze blue with a fenced garden seat. Diameter 225. See page 21. $75 376 An early 19thC Chinese porcelain exportware shallow bowl, the interior decorated in underglaze blue with flowering boughs and a floral sprig within a double circle, the exterior with Batavia cinnamon brown glaze, marked under the foot ring in underglaze blue with a double fish motif within a double circle. Rim frits. Diameter 205. See page 21. $150

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hare, the cylinder engraved with a landscape and calligraphic inscription. Height 95. $100 388 A small gilded bronze Tibetan shrine statuette, depicting a Celestial seated in repose upon the back of a sow, the deva’s hands in gestural mudra, the left hand balancing an alms vessel, all raised upon a small oblong plinth base with chevron patterning. Height 63. $325 389 An old Indian bronze Buddha, seated in the earth touching mudra. Height 145. See page 21. $90 390 A Chinese pale jade large pendant, deep relief decoration of a mystic dragon with pearl and ho-ho birds, oval form with bright green highlights. See page 24. $110 391 Two small carved ivory elephants, both with trunks raised, one on a wood plinth base. Lengths 70 and 50. $200 392 A carved ivory tusk section canister, of irregular oval section conforming to the tusk shape, the walls decorated in low relief with two lions, the cover surmounted by a crouching ram finial. Signed to the interior and beneath the lid. Height 100. See page 21. $400 393 A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, the demon figure with large hat, decorated robe, a bucket and revolving head. Height 55. $110 394 Two ivory netsuke, seated dog and pup. Signed. Height of each 35. $100 395 Two ivory netsuke, standing horse, height 40; and a recumbent kylin with young, signed, length 40. $120 396 A Japanese carved ivory figure, of a man with a pet monkey clamberring across his shoulder and with an eagle alighting upon its back. A repair to monkey’s tail and bird’s wing. Height 205. See page 21. $750 397 A Japanese carved sectional ivory figure of an agricultural worker, he wears a patterned robe and woven apron, some losses. Height 205. See page 21. $600 398 A Japanese sectional ivory carving of a fisherman, he stands holding a trident spear and with a cormorant perched upon his outstretched right arm. Some losses and repairs. Height 205. See page 21. $650 399 An old Japanese carved ivory figure of a fisherman, standing holding a basket with fish to his head, a bird perched with wings raised upon the basket, a paddle to his left hand, carved and stained detail. Height 157. $300 400 An old Japanese carved ivory figure

of a farmer holding a piece of fruit to his left hand, a large knife to his right, a basket to his hip, carved and stained detail; the shaped oval platform base with two character mark incised signature. Height 125. $250 401 An old Japanese carved ivory figure, he stands upon a rock, a drum at his feet, an open fan in his right hand, a monkey upon his shoulder holding a pine cone; fine engraved and stained detail, some damage and repair. Height 180. See page 21. $300 402 A Japanese carved ivory walking stick handle, as Fukurokuju, the god of wealth, happiness and longevity, traditionally represented with an abnormally high forehead and long beard. Red stained incised character marks to reverse. Length 120. $150 403 Six early 20thC Japanese carved ivory immortal figures, each wearing a traditional long robe and holding significant relics, some with black stained detail. Heights approx. 90. One with loss to object in right hand. $450 404 A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, of a man seated with a cup and sake gourd, his robes detailed in natural colour and light staining, signed to the back. See page 21. $120 405 A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, of an elderly gentleman standing holding a peach, his robes, footwear and headdress with dark stained detail, signed on the reverse with a tablet with red calligraphic signature. See page 21. $120 406 A 20thC Japanese carved marine ivory walking stick handle, as the bust of a smiling gent wearing a hat with a flat brim and an exceptionally long top, incised character marks to reverse stained in red. Length 100. $150 407 A selection of netsuke reference books, including masterpieces of ‘Netsuke Art’ in original box. $150 408 A Japanese woodblock print by Keisai Eisen ‘Village under Snow’, in dominant blue tones (blue print), 195 x 285, framed under glass. $100 409 A 19thC Japanese woodblock print by Harunobu, ‘Maid preparing lady for her bath’. 270 x 200, framed under glass. $120 410 A Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida ‘Akiva Shrine’, c.1951, signed and entitled. 370 x 240. $120 411 A triptych woodblock ukiyo-e, each oban sized sheet depicting women in an interior, one preparing an ikebana display. Each 335 x 230` $550 411A An old Japanese woodblock print by

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Kuninaga depicting samurai, geisha and other figures before a formal building, calligraphy to right hand margin, old crease mark evident. 230 x 370. $320 412 A large Japanese Imari porcelain vase of faceted baluster shape, traditional painted decoration in typical colours of orange, red and cobalt blue. Height 300. $150 413 A Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, circular, fluted with a scalloped rim, decorated with wrythen panels in typical colours. Diameter 190. $110 414 A Japanese porcelain double gourd vase, decorated in two registers with three panels, the panels variously depict figures, landscapes and birds in flowering boughs, the panels reserved on a mille-fleur ground in polychrome enamels. Four character maker’s mark under the base. Height 285. See page 21. $650 415 A Japanese Sumidagawa earthenware vase, of baluster form of diamond section, traditional raised figure decoration on matt red ground, dark glazed top with pale highlights. Impressed mark to base. Height 245. See page 21. $120 416 A Japanese bronze shakudo decorated vase, baluster shape, decorated with birds, blossom and grasses, seal mark under the base, raised on wooden plinth stand. Length 180. See page 21. $275 417 A Japanese mixed metal tea caddy, ovoid shape with tall domed cover, the darkened body decorated with cranes in flight above bamboo, the cover decorated with a scrolling dragon motif and lappet frieze. Early Meiji period. Height 150. See page 21. $200

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420 A good Victorian gold plated gentleman’s seal, the rounded rectangular agate panel with intaglio cut initials, the domed frame with thistle, rose and shamrock, scroll supports to the loop suspension. See page 24. $120 421 A Victorian silver gilt Aesthetic movement locket, the oval cover finely engraved with a butterfly and floral sprig, saw tooth border, large tapered bale to the top, Birmingham 1880. 42 x 35 See page 24. $160 422 An Edwardian 9ct. yellow gold and seed pearl starburst pendant, the five long arms each with smaller stars between,

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entirely set with seed pearls, including one to the conforming bale, safety chain attached. See page 24. $200 423 A 9ct. yellow gold and seed pearl Edwardian pendant on chain, the circle forms overlaid with seed pearl set leaf designs, central pale blue stone, fine link neck chain. $110 424 A Victorian silver oval hinged locket on a fancy flat link chain, oval and square engraved links with ball highlights to the chain, a large bale supports the plain locket with geometric panelled angled borders. See page 24. $250 425 A lapis and onyx bead necklace, the round lapis beads with alternating square beads of onyx, large silver clasp. See page 24. $120 426 An aquamarine and pearl necklace, the three strands with small facet cut aquamarine beads and five small cultured pearls with a silver bead to each side, silver clasp. See page 24. $150 427 A 9ct. rose gold fancy link chain, with dog clip. Weight 13gms. See page 24. $350 428 An 18ct. white gold, sapphire and diamond pendant, the wire frame set with 14 pear shape facet cut intense blue sapphires and with 11 small round brilliant cut diamonds suspended on a 9ct. white gold chain. See page 24. $350 429 A collection of Satsuma jewellery: five brooches, one buckle, two half buckles, a fine 18 panel necklace and a hat pin. $150 430 A gold, mabe pearl and diamond pendant and earrings suite; the pendant of 9ct. yellow gold containing a bezel mabe pearl with a small round brilliant cut diamond grain set to the top, the matching earrings with post and hinged clip for pierced ears, the pendant suspended on an 18ct. gold box chain. Weight of chain 14.7gms. Valuations available. See page 24. $750 431 A 9ct. gold and shark tooth jewellery suite, the necklace set with two large and two smallish gold mounted shark’s teeth, on a plain link gold chain, together with a pair of gold mounted shark tooth earrings with hooks for pierced ears. $300 432 A silver charm bracelet, the small curb link bracelet set with six silver mounted shark’s teeth, padlock clasp, together with a matching pair of earrings for pierced ears. $150 433 An early 20thC engraved silver half hinged bangle, the decorative top with three applied gold swallows, engraved leaf sprig ground, bead edge, safety chain attached, push-in clasp. Chester hallmarks. $150

434 An Edwardian 9ct. rose gold curb link bracelet, the links with decorative engraving, padlock clasp. Weight 11gms. Birmingham 1905. See page 24. $300 435 An 18ct. gold and gem set bracelet, the articulated gold panels set with 40 facet cut natural coloured gemstones, push clasp with safety catches. See page 24. $350 436 A Victorian sterling silver bangle, the wide hinged bangle with belt buckle decoration and floral engraving, and set with small beads to either edge. Birmingham 1885. $150 436A A silver and enamelled ‘Good Luck’ half-hinged bangle, the top with black enamel wording on an engraved leaf scroll ground, push-in clasp. $110 437 A modern 18ct white gold and diamond cluster ring, the three flower head cluster formed of 21 modern brilliant cut diamonds totalling 0.87ct. $1000 438 A striking 18ct white gold, diamond and ruby dress ring, the five undulating wavy bands of rubies each framed by rows of modern brilliant cut diamonds, the 186 diamonds weighing 0.71ct, the 50 rubies weighing 1.79cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $2400 439 A diamond cluster and 18ct white gold dress ring, the two flower head clusters of modern brilliant cut diamonds framed by rows of baguette and modern brilliant cut diamonds; the 71 diamonds totalling 3.17cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $4,400. 440 An impressive 18ct. gold, emerald and diamond cluster ring, the 4ct. oval mixed cut natural emerald claw set and surrounded by 16 round brilliant cut diamonds. Family provenance: the ring was bought in Austria and the emerald is purported to be from the old Indian ‘Ajmer Rajasthani’ mine and was originally set as a centrepiece in an aigrette for one of the Rajasthani princes of the main royal family of Jaipur. Total diamond weight 1ct. Valuation available. See page 24. $5000 441 An impressive lady’s platinum, jadeite and diamond cluster ring; the oval cabochon natural jadeite stone claw set and surrounded by approximately 60 baguette diamonds set in an undulating mount, with an additional row of small round brilliant cut diamonds, the jadeite of vivid intense green, and tested as type A jadeite jade, weighing approx. 2cts. Total diamond weight 1.17cts. See page 24. $7000 442 An impressive lady’s platinum, jadeite and diamond ring, the large oval cabochon jade stone claw set and

surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds, the jadeite tested as Type A, weighing 6cts. Total diamond weight 0.82cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $12,000 443 An impressive 18ct. gold, opal and diamond ring, the pear shape 2ct. Australian ‘Lightning Ridge’ opal claw set and surrounded by 11 round brilliant cut diamonds in a scalloped platinum mount, square bow styled shoulders upswept at each side. The opal of intense colour in a large even pattern of green, soft orange and blue. Total diamond weight 0.88cts. 2013 insurance valuation $22,000. See page 24. $5000 444 An 18ct. gold, emerald and diamond bracelet, the three round cluster panels to the centre each set with an emerald in a rub-over mount and surrounded by a halo of round modern cut brilliant diamonds, five hinged links to each side set with more emeralds and diamonds. Total emerald weight 4.00cts, total diamond weight 3.0cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $5000 445 An encrusted 18ct white gold, diamond and pink sapphire hinged bangle, the top with an undulating and cluster design incorporating 185 sapphires totalling 6.40cts and the 233 modern brilliant cut diamonds totalling 2.48cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $5,200 446 A good 18ct white gold and diamond cluster bracelet, the eight alternating large and medium clusters of baguette and modern brilliant diamonds spaced by eight conforming narrow sections. The 251 baguette diamonds totalling 4.96cts, the 285 modern brilliant diamonds totalling 5.30cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $11,500 447 An exceptional 14ct. white gold, tanzanite and diamond pendant; the fancy floral cluster pendant set with a central 2ct. oval mixed cut tanzanite which is surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds; a further 20 small oval mixed cut tanzanites and 16 small round brilliant cut diamonds. The pendant with a matching tanzanite set chain. In illuminated presentation case. Valuation available. Total tanzanite weight 45cts., total diamond weight 1ct. See page 24. $10,000 448 An 18ct. gold and diamond dress ring, the central row contains five round brilliant cut diamonds claw set, with a surround of 24 round brilliant cut diamonds, slightly rounded shank with handmade wire scroll inserts to shoulders. Total diamond weight 2.06cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $4000 449 A striking 18ct white gold and diamond floral cluster brooch, the 13 large yellow diamonds of various cut totalling 4.14cts,

each framed by modern brilliant cut diamonds, further diamonds to the curved stem, the 216 white diamonds totalling 2.03cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $6,500 450 A 14ct. white gold and diamond cluster ring, the 1.70ct. square cut diamond claw set and surrounded by 20 round brilliant cut diamonds, each upswept shoulder contains six diamonds, the ‘V’ front and back set with a further 14 diamonds. Total diamond weight 2.24cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $2500 451 A pair of quality 18ct. white gold, pink tourmaline and diamond drop earrings, each with a floral cluster above a double S-scroll supporting a pendant drop. The 14 tourmalines totalling 4.57cts, the 188 modern brilliant cut diamonds totalling 1.27cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $2400 452 An 18ct. gold, sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the 4.20ct. oval mixed cut sapphire claw set and surrounded by 16 brilliant cut diamonds. Total diamond weight .45ct. Valuation available. See page 24. $1000 453 An emerald and white gold ring, the 5.15ct. emerald claw set and surrounded by 22 round modern cut brilliant diamonds, the shoulders with a further five small diamonds in a floral pattern, 14ct. white gold. Total diamond weight 1.07cts. Valuation available. See page 24. $2400 454 A white gold white gold and jade dress ring, the large oval bright green jade cabochon panel held in four claws with stylish raised shoulders. See page 24. $450 455 A fine solitaire Paspaley pearl ring, the 9.8mm. diameter pearl of fine nacre set in a attractive plain gold mount. See page 24. $400 456 An Edwardian Art Nouveau 15ct. gold, pearl and turquoise pendant/ brooch, the scrolling and flower form frame set with numerous small seed pearls, a cabochon turquoise bead to the centre with a small pearl and turquoise block suspended from base, the brooch pin is removable. See page 24. $350 457 A Peter McKay silver brooch, of square form, engraved with an albatross in flight over water with shadow, impressed maker’s marks. 31 x 31. $140 458 An Edwardian 15ct. yellow gold and seed pearl circular brooch, clover type leaf designs entirely set with seed pearls. $100 459 A N.Z. colonial William Good 9ct. rose gold mounted pig tusk brooch, shaped

strap mount and cap end with ball finial, impressed maker’s marks. $150 460 A N.Z. colonial 9ct. rose gold and greenstone bar brooch, ‘Kia Ora’ and scroll design applied to the centre flanked by engraved bands. $110 461 A 9ct. gold and greenstone bar brooch, half round cylinder form with engraved shaped cap ends. $80 462 A 9ct. rose gold, seed pearl and red stone ring, radiating leaf designs, central claw set red stone framed by open frame leaf designs set with pearls, suspension loop to be worn as a pendant, bar pin as a brooch to reverse. $200 463 An antique gold and diamond stick pin, the terminal of the pin in the form of a fish, the body of which is profusely set with small diamonds and ruby eyes, in original box. See page 24. $450 464 An antique 18ct. gold, ruby and seed pearl ring, the small central ruby surrounded by seed pearls in a flower form with further rubies to the shoulders. Birmingham 1872. $120 465 An antique 18ct. gold and ruby ring, the central round facet cut ruby claw set with a further three rubies to each side. $180 466 An 18ct. white gold and diamond ring, the open work top with six diamond forms set with four small round brilliant cut diamonds with a small round brilliant cut diamond set between each form. $250 467 A Victorian 15ct. yellow gold, peridot and seed pearl lady’s dress ring, elongated lozenge form with central facet cut green peridot in claw mount framed by seed pearls, coronet mount, engraved split shoulders. Hallmarked Birmingham 1898. $450 468 An estate lady’s 18ct. gold, ruby and diamond set ring, the three oval facet cut bright red rubies flanked by two pairs of old cut diamonds. $170 469 An early 20thC 18ct. yellow gold and white sapphire dress ring, the five graduated round brilliant cut sapphires set in a row, scroll decorated mount. Hallmarked Birmingham 1911. $220 470 An Art Deco 18ct. yellow gold, emerald and diamond lady’s ring, the central small emerald cut emerald framed by seven old mine cut diamonds, tapered band. $160 471 An early 20thC 9ct. rose gold and greenstone dress ring, the oval cabochon greenstone with four pale stones set to the central silver mount, split scrolling shoulders. $110

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474 A .900 silver cased Zenith hunter pocket watch, lever wind movement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. $110 475 A silver cased open face pocket watch, lever wind reverse pinion movement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case hallmarked Chester 1905, with key. $300 476 An early 19thC ‘Veggel’ of Amsterdam transitional pair/single silver cased pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, the dial and gilded back plate with maker’s name and city, fusée movement, the plain full hunter silver case appearing as a pair case but of single construction, working order. $450 477 A Longines .900 silver cased chronograph pocket watch, the case marked Longines and serial number 3907308, the dust cover marked ‘Longines, 7 Grands Prix, Cronografo Contador’ and engraved with a series of medals. White enamel dial with black Roman numerals I to XII, red Arabic numerals for 13 to 23 hours and minute/second divisions as the outer scale, red sweep second hand and blued Breguet-type hands, subsidiary dials at XII and VI. Lever wind movement with matching serial number, c.1920. $700 478 A Rolex silver cased hunter pocket watch, lever wind movement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and railtrack minutes, subsidiary seconds dial, small repair to enamel. $300 478A A Victorian cast iron and gilded decorative pocket watch holder, as a scrolling artist’s easel, forehead to the top, hook suspension with upholstered silk panel below, cup support to the base, star mark to reverse. Wall mounted. 190 x 135. $100 479 A c.1920s lady’s 9ct. rose gold Rolex wristwatch, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and gold

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dot markers, fittings for leather strap, strap absent. Working. $180 480 A lady’s 1920s 9ct. rose gold Rolex w r i s t w a tc h , the gilded circular radiating engraved dial with Arabic numerals in an oval shaped case, the dial with maker’s and retailer’s names. $200 481 A hunting themed small mantel clock, by the British United Clock Co., the enamelled dial set within a brass horseshoe supported within a silver plated hunting horn. Height 115. $200 482 A c.1900 French gilt brass carriage clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, swing handle to top, working, complete with key. See page 29. $220 483 A large silver plated brass cased French carriage clock, the corniche shaped case with bevelled glass panels and oval glass to the top, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, railtrack minutes, gong striking mechanism, good quality lever escapement. Working. Height 180. See page 29. $1200 484 A rare late19thC miniature carriage clock, the white enamel dial decorated with florals, traditional lacquered brass case with bracket base and handle to top, complete with key. Not working. See page 29. $200 485 A rosewood cased mantel clock, the oblong case surmounted by a swing handle, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, railtrack minutes and subsidiary alarm dial, the French mechanism with bell alarm. Height 150. See page 29. $175 486 An early 20thC ship’s clock, the brass bezel with hinged front opening glass, the white enamel dial marked ‘Reid & Sons, Newcastle-on-Tyne’, with Roman numerals, railtrack minutes, subsidiary seconds dial, striking mechanism. Diameter 180. See page 5. $400 487 A fully brass cased ship’s clock, with hinged opening face, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and railtrack minutes. Diameter 205. See page 5. $375 488 An early Smith’s-type airplane clock, set in a mount constructed from a wooden propeller boss, the timepiece with rim winder, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and railtrack minutes and painted spear point hands. Height 130. See page 29. $250 489 A Swiss ‘Hebdomas’ vintage car clock, in nickel case with uncommon bezel wind action, switching with a lever to become the hand-setting mechanism, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, railtrack minutes and blued spear point hands. Diameter 100. See page 29. $225

490 An ormolu cased paperweight clock, the circular case fitted with a small timepiece with white enamel dial, Roman numerals, railtrack minutes, subsidiary seconds dial at VI, the dial marked ‘Stewart Dawson & Co. Additionally fitted with a wall suspension lug. Diameter 70. See page 29. $125 491 A folding travelling clock in black Morocco case, c.1920, opening in easel form to display the eight day lever wound timepiece, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and railtrack minutes. Swiss movement. $100 492 A French fin-de-siecle bronzed copper mantel clock, the case as a columned garden niche framing a Hellenic statuary bust beneath a small timepiece by Junghams. Height 230. See page 29. $250 493 A 19thC Vienna regulator wall clock, the walnut case with turned half column to each side of door, carved finials, brass face and pendulum behind glass, Roman numerals, with key, in working order. Height 760. $350 494 An early 19thC rosewood drop-dial octagonal wall clock, decorated with cut brass inlay, the circular dial marked ‘M. Zipfel, Bridges, Norwich’, the pendulum movement with fusée drive. Height 600. $350 495 A French Louis Philippe gilt brass cased mantel clock, the neo-classical cube case surmounted by an urn finial, raised on a plinth base from four acanthus feet, mounted with a circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, striking movement. Height 405. $550 496 A good 19thC French four-glass mantel clock, the brass frame with bevelled edged glass panels enclosing the suspended quality French circular brass movement, striking on a gong, the white enamel dial wit h Arabic numerals and fine painted floral swags, surmounted with a bronzed floral and fruiting urn on a white marble tablet, conforming bronzed and white marble base with floral swags and scrolling feet, complete with pendulum and key. 225 x 195 x 415. See page 29. $1600

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497 An Edwardian silver plain sovereign case, the push-button release revealing the original sprung section interior. Birmingham 1901 by Coles & Fryer. $180 498 A William IV silver military presentation needle case, all-over machine engraved diaper pattern, mildly tapered form, the push-button hinged lid engraved to the top ‘To G. Saunders

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Esq. M.D. 47th Regt. as A Token of Regard From W. Armit Eyre, 1830 - P.M. 47th Regt. - ‘, plain interior. Birmingham 1830 by Joseph Willmore. 42 x 14 x 61. See page 29. $425 499 A rare colonial silver sovereign holder of cylinder shape, with hinged lid and spring loaded interior, marked ‘Stg Silver’. With suspension loop. Length 63. See page 29. $150 500 A plain silver card case, with ornate scroll decorated borders. Birmingham 1918 by the Wilmot Manufacturing Co. Length 85. $120 501 A Victorian period silver chatelaine, the scroll shaped clip beautifully engraved, the three chains supporting a notebook with ivory leaves. Birmingham 1911, a scissors case, Birmingham 1889, a propelling pencil holder, Chester 1888 and a rare plumb bob propelling pencil by S. Mordan & Co. & Co. with registration marks for 1873. See page 29. $250 502 An Edwardian silver lidded crystal trinket box, the lid embossed with angel’s heads, serpentine lozenge shaped, the box with decoratively cut sides. Chester 1904 by James Deakin & Sons. Width 140. $125 503 A George IV silver vinaigrette, rectangular form, finely engraved banded and repeating diamond form decoration, the gilded interior with floral and leaf scroll engraved and pierced grill. Birmingham 1920 by Timpson & Son. With original sponge. See page 29. $250 504 An Edwardian silver and crystal perfume bottle, the wheel cut decorated hexagonal form bottle with silver collar, marks rubbed. Diameter 100. See page 29. $150 505 An Edwardian silver and crystal perfume bottle, the spherical wheel cut decorated bottle with a heavily embossed silver top. Birmingham 1906. Diameter 85. See page 29. $150 506 An attractive Edwardian silver overlaid glass eau de toilette bottle, baluster shape, raised on a circular spreading foot, the overlay consisting of leafy tendrils framing a vacant cartouche extending up the slender neck and wrapping the mouth, the foot ring with conforming decoration. Height 225. See page 29. $400 507 A George III silver pap boat, plain traditional oval form with rolled pouring lip, the rim raising to a point. London 1810, maker’s mark rubbed. $500 508 A George III Scottish silver lemon strainer, the wide shallow circular bowl with fine ribbed end and circular piercings in a radiating star design, single open scroll

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handle with a plain clip between the arms. Edinburgh c.1800 by Robert Gray & Son. Weight 65gms. Diameter of bowl 91. See page 29. $550 509 A George III silver wine funnel, traditional two piece construction, fine ribbed detail to the rims, shaped bracket to the top rim. London 1809 by Peter & William Bateman. Weight 69gms. Length 115. Minor attention required. See page 29. $650 510 A George III silver wine funnel, fine reeded detail to the rim, traditional two piece construction, shaped clip to the top rim. London c.1790 by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, date mark rubbed. Weight 69.5gms. Length 120. See page 29. $675 511 A George III silver wine funnel, fine bead rims, plain clip, the traditional circular pierced bowl with star design. London 1782, maker’s mark rubbed. See page 29. $475 512 A George III silver wine funnel, fine reeded detail, shaped tapered clip. Marks rubbed. See page 29. $450 513 A rare George III silver and ivory travelling corkscrew, the tapered cylindrical screw-on cover with engraved and banded decoration, vacant double cartouche, steel screw, the ivory tapered cylindrical handle with fine pique inlay and turned banded decoration. Birmingham 1797 by Thomas Willmore. Length 100. $1100 514 A small George III silver tankard, barrel form with alternating bands of fine ribbed and repeating engraved decoration. London 1804 by John Emes. Weight 76gms. Height 62. $600 515 A rare pair of George I silver mugs, plain tapered bodies with rolled top rims, raised from a circular spreading foot, cast S-scroll plain handles. London 1726 by Richard Bayley. Of good gauge weighing 426 gms. Engraved script monogram. Height 90. See page 32. $3800 516 A collection of Victorian period double struck Queen’s pattern silver cutlery, six table forks, six dessert forks, six dessertspoons, London 1891 and four tablespoons. London 1891-1892 by Josiah Williams & Co. Total weight 1.68kgs. See page 29. $1000 517 A rare George I silver three pronged fork, Hanoverian pattern, crested with a Griffin. London 1726 by Paul Hanet. See page 32. $280 518 A pair of George III silver table forks, Old English pattern. London 1810 by Peter & William Bateman. Weight 152gms. $110 519 A pair of George III Scottish silver

table forks, crested 10/1810. Weight 117gms. $120 520 A good set of six George III Scottish silver dessert spoons, crested with ‘ESSAYEZ’ above a lion’s head. Edinburgh 1791 by R.S. Total weight 161gms. See page 32. $400 521 A good set of six George III silver tablespoons, Old English pattern, matching script initials to each. London 1906 by Peter & William Bateman. Weight 373gms. See page 32. $480 522 A George I silver tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern. rat-tail, bottom marked, London 1723 by John Montgomery. See page 32. $300 523 A pair of George III silver berry spoons, Old English pattern, some gilding remaining to bowls and with decorated handles. London 1786 by George Smith and William Fearn. See page 32. $350 524 A pair of silver parcel gilt berry spoons, Old English pattern, the bowls and stems with foliate engraved panels, each monogrammed ‘B’, London 1810 and 1820. See page 32. $275 525 An extremely rare Chester silver dog nose spoon of William & Mary or early Queen Anne period by Peter and Thomas Pemberton. Their work seen dated 1694 - 1706. With rat tail backed bowl, the reverse terminal engraved with a betrothal triangle ‘I over E*E’. See page 32. $650 526 A set of three George III silver tablespoons, Old English pattern, matching script initials, ‘PM’ to each, London 1808 by Peter & William Bateman. See page 32. $220 527 An early George II silver tablespoon, Hanoverian rat-tail pattern, bottom marked script initials. London 1727 by John Wrenn I, a noted spoon maker. Weight 43gms. Length 194. See page 32. $240 528 A George III silver sifter ladle, Old English pattern, the bowl with circular piercings including a star design. London 1794 by Richard Crossley. See page 29. $150 529 A George III small silver sifter ladle, the circular bowl with fine circular piercings, Old English pattern, crested. London 1802 by Richard Crossley. See page 29. $90 530 A set of four George III silver ladles, Old English pattern with initials to terminals. London 1796 by Peter and Ann Bateman. See page 32. $550 531 A George III Stilton cheese scoop, Old English pattern, plain design.

London 1790 by Richard Evans. See page 29. $260 532 A set of five George IV silver dessert spoons, Old English pattern, crested with a standing bird, a star under its right foot, a branch to its mouth. London 1826 by William Bateman I. Weight 188gms. $180 533 Two early 19thC silver tablespoons, both Old English pattern. One is 1789 by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, the other London 1832 by Richard Britton. $120 534 A George II silver tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, shell back, bottom marked, London 1759 by Thomas Woodhouse. See page 32. $150 535 A George III silver tablespoon, Old English pattern, London 1781 by Hester Bateman. $180 536 A George III bottom marked crested Old English tablespoon, with feather edge. London 1772 by George Smith. Length 220. See page 32. $100 537 A Victorian period crested fiddle pattern silver sauce ladle. London 1840 by William Eaton. Together with an antique American coin silver pattern ladle with shell shaped bowl. $100 538 A George IV silver large serving spoon, fiddle pattern, crested with an eagle. London 1827 by Jonathan Hayne. Weight 120gms. See page 32. $120 539 A French silver sifter spoon, the rectangular bowl with quatrefoil moulding and small piercings, on an engraved and shaped handle. See page 29. $100 540 A pair of William IV silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern. London 1836-37 by John & Henry Lias. $120 541 A pair of Victorian silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern. London 1840 by John James Whiting. $120 542 A set of three George III silver teaspoons, Old English pattern. Newcastle c.1780 by John Langlands & John Robertson I. $100 543 A set of five George III silver teaspoons, Old English pattern. London 1811 by Peter & William Bateman. $100 544 A set of six silver teaspoons, Old English pattern with bright cut decoration to handle. London 1800 by Solomon Houghman. See page 29. $150 545 A set of 12 Victorian Scottish silver teaspoons and matching sugar tongs, Old English pattern with bright cutting, each monogrammed. Glasgow 1871. See page 29. $250

546 A pair of George III heavy fancy silver salt dishes, rounded rectangular boat form, the broad rims with gadroon and shell relief decoration, gilded, each raised on four substantial lion’s paw feet with double scroll mounts. Sheffield 1817 by F.C.Younge & Co. Weight 261gms. 107 x 85 x 50. $600 547 A pair of George III silver circular salts, rolled rims, each raised on three pad feet and with blue glass liners. London 1796 by Peter & Ann Bateman. $350 548 A pair of George II silver salts, circular bowl form with rolled rim, each raised on three pad feet. London 1757 by John Munns. $280 549 A George III silver mustard pot, oval cylinder form with a pierced fine repeating arched band and engraved banded detail, the flat lid with engraved border and raised thumbpiece, original blue glass liner. London 1790 by Henry Chawner. $450 550 A George III silver salt spoon, Old English pattern, remains of gilt to the bowl. London 1818 by William Eley & William Fearn. $70 551 A quality George II silver salt, the circular bowl with everted gadroon type rim, raised on three shell capped feet with decorative mounts to the bowl, blue glass liner. London 1757 by David Hennell I. Diameter 70. $350 552 A George III silver mustard pot, plain cylindrical form with fine gadroon rims, the plain scroll handle with shell thumbpiece, the hinged lid with fine concentric outer bands, original blue glass liner. London 1824 by Sebastian Crespel II. See page 29. $350 553 A George IV silver large quality salt, wide squat baluster form, the shaped rim with relief scroll and floral detail, the four tapered plain scroll feet issue from decorative large shell and leaf mounts, lobed body, gilt washed interior. London 1824 by Charles Thomas Fox. Weight 152gms. Diameter 100. See page 29. $350 554 A Scottish silver mustard pot and salt cellar of Regency style with gadrooned borders and lion’s paw feet, both with original blue glass liners. Edinburgh 1988 and 1989 by Hamilton & Inches. $150 555 A George III silver cream jug, oval form, the fluted body with fine engraved detail, a band of repeating leaf scrolls encircles under the top lip, fine ribbed border and handle. Newcastle c.1800 by Thomas Watson. Weight 121gms. See page 29. $325 556 A George III silver plain flat bottomed cream jug, baluster form, three fine

ribs to the top lip, plain loop handle with single central raised rib. London 1779 by Andrew Fogelberg. Weight 111gms. See page 29. $500 557 A George III silver pedestal cream jug, the long tapered helmet form body with engraved repeating pattern band to the top rim with reeded edge, reeded loop handle, the pedestal base to the square foot with further engraved decoration, the shield form cartouche framing the script initials. London 1793 by Peter & Ann Bateman. Weight 165gms. Height 163. See page 32. $400 558 A Ge o rge I I I s ilve r c ream jug, decorated with the Greek key pattern to the centre, with blank cartouche to the front, restrained reeding to rim and handle, flat base. London 1806 by John Munns. See page 29. $275 559 A quality George III rectangular card tray, the lobed rims with shell detail, pronounced scroll handles to each end, crested with a raised armoured arm supporting a fleur-de-lis. London 1810 by Thomas & Joseph Guest & Joseph Craddock. Weight 246gms. 255 x 107. $650 560 An early Victorian silver and crystal cruet set, the highly decorative stand with six crystal and silver topped bottles, the base on three decorative feet with embossed floral decoration to rim, the stand by Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow 1849, the lid Sheffield 1841-1819. See page 32. $450 561 A George III silver cruet stand, boat shape with foliate pierced walls, raised on four splay feet, mahogany inset base, with five various cut glass silver mounted jars and bottles, three absent, some repairs and losses, London 1795 by Edward Capper. See page 32. $550 562 A pair of silver tripod sauce boats, of plain Georgian style with shaped rims and flying handles. Sheffield 1912-13 by Martin Hall & Co. Length 155. $250 563 A three piece silver tea set, squat circular section with embossed classical fluted decoration, the teapot and sugar basin both London 1840 by Joseph & Albert Savory, the cream jug Dublin 1836 by James Fray. Total weight 1.16kgs. See page 29. $850 564 A Victorian period silver hot water jug, circular section, the bottom half with fluted decoration, gadrooned border, horn handle and finial. London 1891 by Dobson & Sons (Thomas William Dobson). Weight 626gms. See page 29. $450 565 A William IV silver teapot, squat circular shape raised on four anthemion moulded feet, scroll handle with ivory

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heat rings, hinged lid with cast floral finial. London 1833 by Barnard Bros. Weight 800gms. See page 32. $600 566 An Edwardian silver four piece coffee and chocolate service, of Georgian style, the pots of baluster shape, each with simulated wood scroll handles, the hinged lids with boxwood finials, along with a milk jug and sugar bowl of conforming decoration. Each piece monogrammed. Birmingham 1903 by Fenton, Russell & Co. Ltd. Total weight 1055gms. See page 32. $725 567 A rare George III silver small chamber stick, the detachable nozzle with a shallow dish fitted to a plain column, circular base with plain raised rim, the ring handle with oval disc form thumbpiece. Birmingham 1805 by Mathew Boulton. $800 568 An Edwardian silver wishbone form menu holder, angle bracket support. Birmingham 1905 by Marks & Cohen. $70 569 A 19thC silver rimmed horn beaker, plain rub-over top rim, shield cartouche with script initials. Height 108. See page 29. $120 570 A George III period bright cut silver caddy spoon with shell shaped bowls. London 1810 by John Blake. Length 73. See page 29. $100 571 A George III silver caddy spoon, fine engraved oval decoration to the bowl, fine detail to the handle border. London 1805, maker’s mark partially obscured. See page 29. $140 572 A Victorian period silver octagonal mustard pot, with profuse flat chased flower and trellis decoration, with original blue glass liner. Birmingham 1859 by Aston & Son. Height 85. See page 29. $200 573 A miniature Georgian style silver tankard, slightly tapering cylindrical shape with hinged cover with scrolling thumbpiece, the scroll handle with heart-shaped tailpiece. Birmingham 1908 by Elkington & Co. Height 75. See page 29. $125 574 A George III silver barrel shaped mug, the body with two bands of ribbing, scroll handle, gilt washed interior, monogrammed. London 1813. Height 70. See page 32. $300 575 An early 20thC small silver toast rack, the arched divisions for four slices, open handle to the top centre, raised on four ball feet. Sheffield 1912 by Atkin Bros. $120 576 A George V silver trumpet vase, of octagonal tapering section raised on a circular spreading foot. Sheffield 1923 by James Deakin & Sons. Height 250. $150

577 A large Edwardian silver trumpet vase, with flaring serpentine mouth, knopped stem issuing from a circular domed foot. Birmingham 1911 by Stewart Dawson & Co. Height 415. $300 578 An Edwardian Mappin & Webb leather and silver fitted portmanteau, brass fittings to the leather overhead handle, push button release with double opening to reveal an elaborate fitted interior, ‘Mappin & Webb’ marked to the body and lock, striking blue watered silk lining for silver topped bottles with engraved detail and facet cut glass bodies, other various leather cased accessories. The silver fittings hallmarked London 1902. 32 x 23 x 30. $400 579 A quality Edwardian silver fitted crocodile skin portmanteau, the double hinged lid with overhead handle and brass fittings opening to reveal a fitted interior with various silver topped and fitted jars and accessories, the silk lining showing some distress, four of the embossed silver topped cut crystal jars, other implements and silver curling iron spirit heater hallmarked London 1902 by Mappin & Webb, with key. See page 5. $1600 580 A silver trophy cup with stand, presentation and recipient engraved, ovoid bowl raised on stem from circular foot and with conforming plinth base. Exeter 1877 by J. Wippell & Co. Cup weight 380gms. Height 230. $275 581 A Victorian silver chalice cup , the bell shaped bowl engraved with a border of stylised florals and scrolls, raised on a knopped stem from a circular spreading foot with similar engraved decoration. London c.1858. Weight 245gms. Height 155. See page 32. $200 582 A George III silver decanter coaster, with turned mahogany inset base, fine beaded rim and ribbed around the foot, plain shape, engraved with a collared hound’s head and monogrammed. London 1788 by Henry Chawner. Diameter 130. $150 583 A collection of 10 silver folding fruit knives, all with mother-of-pearl handles, various dates and makers. $350 584 A collection of seven silver folding fruit knives, plus a fork and a small pick, all with mother-of-pearl handles, together with one silver handled knife and a small original box, various dates and makers. $350 585 A pair of George IV silver fish servers, fiddle and shell pattern, double struck, engraved and pierced blades, each crested with a portcullis). London 1826 by William Chawner. Weight 333gms. See page 32. $300

586 A N.Z. colonial silver and greenstone jam spoon, the tapered pendant type handle fitted to a cap mount with engraved shallow bowl. $80 587 A boxed set of six Edwardian silver napkin rings. Birmingham 1905. $120 588 Three Chinese silver napkin rings, one heavily chased and engraved with an encircling procession of figures in a landscape framing a cartouche engraved with monogram ‘B’, possibly by Luen Wo, Shanghai; the other two a pair, each with an applied encircling sinuous dragon and engraved with owner’s name, Shanghai stamps. See page 29. $250 589 An early 20thC Japanese silver plate tea caddy and a small beaker, relief decoration of sinuous dragons on a textured cloud type ground, octagonal form, conforming lid and beaker. See page 29. $200 590 A good French Art Deco silver plated five piece tea and coffee service, angular vertical bands to the body of the two pots, sugar and cream, stepped spout, elongated octagonal tray, rosewood handles and finials. See page 32. $450 591 A William IV Old Sheffield Plate coffee pot of wide squat baluster form, ivory heat rings to the handles, the domed lid with flower finial, the silver handle of S-form bearing the Regent’s head and lion passant, crested. Height 200. See page 29. $280 592 A good quality four-piece silver plated tea and coffee set of William IV style, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield. $165 593 An Edwardian silver plated four piece tea and coffee service, oval tapering shape with highly decorative engraving. Presentation engraved to W. Walsh by the Providore Department of S.S. Maori 1915. By Walker & Hall. $300 594 A six piece silver plated cruet set of Regency style, with ornate foliate borders and lion mask and paw feet, a pair of lidded mustard pots (with spoons), and a pair of open salts, all with original blue glass liners and a pair of matching pepper pots, one with a dent in lid. Sheffield maker. $150 595 A silver plate and clear glass claret jug of bulbous shape, embossed decoration of masks, leaves and flowers, the lid with rampant lion and shield finial. Height 290. See page 29. $250 596 A Harrod’s, London, silver plated cocktail shaker, hammer finished, the removable shoulder incorporating a strainer and a four-pronged fruit holder. $100

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597 A large silver plated gallery tray, oval shape with foliate pierced gallery with serpentine rim and integral handles, monogrammed ‘B’. By Gladwin Sheffield. Width 570. $125 598 A Victorian silver plated two-handled bacon dish of ovoid shape with ivory handles, fernleaf engraved decoration, ram’s head and hoof feet. Length 350. $200 599 A set of ivory handled and silver plate fish servers, in original box, together with six ivory handled and silver plate fish knives and forks. $180 600 An ivory handled silver plated Victorian crumb tray, the handle carved with bands of stiff leaf design, surmounted by an ornate finial and ferrule embossed with acanthus leaves, marked with a registration diamond, the tray engraved with a fruiting and leafy vine. $120 601 A good quality silver plated fiddle pattern soup ladle. Length 350. See page 32. $100 602 An American Art Nouveau period silver plated ladle, the handle decorated with a mermaid, the seashell bowl with floral painting. Maker’s mark ‘U.S. Sterling Co.’. Length 120. $50 603 A pair of silver on copper candlesticks, tapering column shape raised on spreading circular bases with bead detailing supporting small campana urn shaped nozzles, by Walker & Hall. Height 260. $120 604 A German Jugendstil silver plate vase with glass liner, the tall columnar vase with stylised Datura flowers, square scroll handles, reeded body, raised on four feet issuing from leafy mounts. Height 230. $180 605 A cased child’s spoon and pusher. Birmingham 1943 by Lanson Ltd. $100 606 A cased silver mounted manicure set, five pieces. $100 607 A cased silver mounted vanity set, comprising hair brush, hand mirror, clothes brush and comb. Birmingham 1964. $150 607A A 19thC Morocco cased silver on copper collapsible travelling beaker, of three sections, in original case. $150

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608 A hand knotted Pakistan rug of Turkoman style, the field decorated with four rows of gul motifs, multiple narrow border guards with central wide guard in colours of dark blue and

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deep rose pink on an old ivory ground. 2000 x 1300. $200 609 A Persian Meshkin small runner, wool pile, decorated with a field of multiple stylised cruciform medallions and scattered rosettes in soft red and blue tones highlighted with apricot, orange and pale green. 2250 x 700. $250 610 A small Iranian Saruq rug, decorated with a serpentine central medallion in salmon, outlined in blue, on an ivory ground with floral sprigs and spandrels, framed by a border with further floral sprigs on a salmon ground. 1250 x 700. $200 611 A small hand knotted Persian Tabriz table rug, oval shape with serpentine outline, the field of fine wool with silk highlights decorated with a central medallion surrounded by palmettes in ivory and rose tones on an indigo ground framed by a further broad border with stylised florals on a soft ivory ground. 690 x 500. $200 612 A hand knotted Caucasian carpet, the field decorated with three geometric medallions framed by stylised motifs on an indigo ground showing abrash framed by a broad red border with further geometric motifs flanked by narrower guards in ivory and red. 1900 x 1300. $425 613 A Persian Hamadan hand knotted rug, decorated with three conjoined medallions to the centre on a black background with serrated outline, the field a dun colour, framed by a broad indigo border with stylised floral and bird motifs. 2060 x 1230. $375 614 A hand knotted Persian Senneh rug, the field decorated with rows of large boteh motifs, three border guards with central guard of serrated leaf patterns, in colours of red, blue, green and ivory. 1500 x 2420. $650 615 A Baluchi hand knotted carpet,, decorated with a large central medallion and stylised trees in tones of burnt umber, bright red, blue and green on a cobalt ground framed by multiple borders. 2170 x 1200. $500 616 A hand knotted Afghan Andkhoi rug, decorated with a field of six stylised floral medallions on a bright cherry red field, framed by a geometric floral meander border. 2000 x 1260. $650 617 A good old hand knotted Persian Hamadan runner, the field decorated with a geometric interpretation of a floral design with three narrow border guards, in typical colours of rich red, dark blue, deep rose pink and old ivory. 4150 x 1030. $750 618 A hand knotted Iranian Hamadan runner, the field decorated with

numerous large boteh motifs incorporating an unusual pistachio green tone on an indigo ground highlighted with other elements in bleu-célèste and salmon pink toning, framed by a highly geometric floral meander border with ivory ground. 5000 x 1090. $550 619 An old Persian hand knotted rug, decorated with field of complex stylised geometric flowers on a dark indigo ground, framed by a single broad border flanked by two narrower guards. 2190 x 1300. $400 620 A hand knotted Afghan carpet, wool pile on wool foundation, the field decorated with two square panels outlined with three narrow borders, sitting in a larger field decorated with step sided medallions on a bright plum red ground, further framed by three borders with geometric designs. 2480 x 1530. $400 621 An old Turkoman all wool finely knotted rug, the long rectangular field decorated with three rows of octagonal gulls spaced by secondary diamond form gulls, multiple border guards with repeating diamond outlined cruciform motifs framed by numerous narrow guards, two guard panels at either end decorated with diamond panels outlined with hooked key edges. Dominant lustrous red tones with indigo, ivory and orange highlights. 1560 x 1200. $650 622 A deep piled and densely hand knotted Persian carpet, the field decorated with a central eight pointed medallion with palmette pendant surrounded by floral tendrils in a herati pattern on a dark indigo ground, spandrels decorate the corners, framed by a broad border with geometric meander florals between two narrower guards. 3060 x 1650. $750 623 A hand knotted Iranian Hamadan carpet, the field decorated with a geometric central medallion and a field of stylised geometric floral sprigs, in blues and ivory on a salmon ground, framed by a border of similarly stylised flowers and outlined by a narrow guard with a meander pattern. 2600 x 1500. $875 624 An Iranian Heriz hand knotted carpet, the field dominated by a large floral medallion with palmette pendants in salmon and earthy tones, framed by floral sprigs on a madder red ground, framed by a broad stylised floral border with a dark background outlined by narrower guards patterned with repeating rosette motifs. 3100 x 2150. $950 625 An old Turkoman rug, the field with two rows of six octagonal guls with

arrowhead motifs between each, framed by a broad border with geometric rosettes, guard panels at either end decorated with serrated leaf medallions. 1830 x 1250. $1600 626 A carpet made from a stitched patchwork of panels of old Baluchi rugs, all in deep plum tones. 2110 x 1500. $1500 627 An antique Ferahan rug, hand knotted close cropped wool pile on cotton weft and warp, decorated with a curvilinear central medallion enclosing floral motifs on a shaped panel of madder tone decorated with further florals, spandrels with indigo ground decorated with conforming motifs, all framed by a broad floral border with ivory ground flanked by narrower guards of pale blue decorated with small floral meander. 1890 x 1390. See page 32. $1750 628 An Afghan Turkoman hand knotted runner, the field decorated with two rows of ‘elephant’s foot’ guls and with secondary medallions running between them, framed by three borders of geometric designs, all in typical tones of dark red, black and ivory. 6000 x 800. $1500 629 An Afghan Turkoman carpet, the field decorated with three rows of large gul motifs, interspersed by secondary medallions and framed by a broad border of multiple narrow bands, each decorated with various geometric patterning, all in typical rich red and black tones. 3000 x 2000. $1400 630 An antique Persian Sultanabad (Arak) rug, hand knotted dense and low cropped pile, the field decorated with a tightly grouped Herati pattern in pale blue, salmon, red and ivory on an indigo ground, framed by a broad border decorated with rosettes, birds and stylised medallions on a pale blue ground, flanked by narrower guards decorated with small rosettes. 2000 x 134. See page 32. $2200 631 An extremely fine and old Saruq hand knotted rug, the field with a central floral medallion surrounded by islimi floral tendrils in bleu- célèste, red and ivory on a deep indigo ground, ivory toned spandrels decorate the corners, framed by a floral meander border flanked by two guards with stylised florals. The pile of exceptional weight and density. 2060 x 1280. See page 32. $3250 632 A rare Khorassan Dorokhsh rug, a close cropped dense hand knotted wool pile on cotton weft and warp, the field decorated with a tightly patterned Herati variant in a subtle range of tones incorporating rose pink madder, blue and ivory, dominated by the overall dark indigo background,

the field flanked by multiple borders, the broadest incorporating the same tones as the field and with a stylised floral meander pattern, the narrower borders picking out the lighter tones of rose madder and blue on an ivory background. 1950 x 1420. See page 32. $4500

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633 A N.Z. made adzed hardwood coffer of English Georgian style with a plain two plank top, ornately carved panelled sides and front and raised on stile feet. Incised initials. 1220 x 420 x 560. $250 634 A small N.Z. colonial kauri chest of five drawers, two across the top with three full width drawers below, solid mottled facings with turned wood handles, turned half column mouldings either side, plain top, plinth base with four short turned legs. 640 x 340 x 800. $650 635 A N.Z. colonial kauri high back dresser, the base with twin panelled doors and white porcelain handles, the panelled back with three shelves and 18 cup hooks, stepped pediment, thumbnail moulded top edge and plinth base, Ex. Alberton, the Auckland historic house. 1540 x 460 x 2250. $1200 636 A Victorian rosewood wine table, the tripod base with slender column leading to a small pie crust top. 380 x 780. $150 637 A Georgian mahogany flap-top breakfast table, of plain oblong shape, thumb nail moulded edge, tapered square section legs and restrained boxwood stringing. 910 x 450 x 730. $520 638 A good Victorian period mahogany stool, four turned legs with X-stretcher and circular needlework tapestry seat with bird amidst flowers. Diameter 430, height 550. $250 639 A large Indian brass occasional table, the circular dished tray finely engraved with panels of figures and animals, set on a folding carved wood Arabic style stand. Height 520, diameter 770. $250 640 A fine antique Chinese ebonised demi-lune side table, plain design with intricate carved frieze beneath the top edge, standing on four well apportioned square section legs with ‘hoof’ feet. 1220 x 630 x930. $450 641 A Chinese small table, of light timbers, the oblong top with picture-frame border with inlaid ebony stringing raised on a deep frieze with a single drawer with birds-eye maple fascia above a carved and pierced frieze and lower tier, all flanked by square section legs and joined by a lower shelf of open square fret pattern. 450 x 345 x 810. $375

642 A George III oak hanging cupboard, plain rectangular form, the two doors each with single panel showing good grain, thumb moulded top and base, two interior shelves. 840 x 265 x 1005. $600 643 An early Victorian mahogany bedside/ Pembroke table, small size, drop flaps, two drawers to one end, raised on turned legs. 770 x 530 x 710. $300 644 A beech and elm child’s slat back highchair with restraining rod through the front of the arms, the tall legs fitted with a simple foot rest to the front. $125 645 A Georgian mahogany side table, the top with cross-banded decoration above two half drawers and one full width drawer, raised on slender tapering legs. Brass swan neck handles. Requires minor attention. 730 x 400 x 760. $350 646 An early 20thC Sorrento inlaid glazed cabinet, the banded mahogany veneer exterior decorated with floral fruitwood inlay and ormolu brass trim to bottom panels and bevelled glass doors, the interior of burr maple with three adjustable shelves, with key. 980 x 440 x 1770. See inside back cover. $1800 647 A Victorian walnut inlaid pier cabinet, the exterior with inlaid floral decoration and brass ormolu corbels, the glazed door opens to reveal a velvet lined interior, on plinth base. 770 x 320 x 1060. See inside back cover. $600 648 A Baltic pine open bookcase, of five fixed shelves flanked by fluted pilaster sides and with panelled back. 1000 x 310 x 1860. $300 649 An oak Welsh dresser, the open plate rack back with broad boards, two shelves, the shaped frieze and top shelf with wrought iron tankard hook, the lower section with two frieze drawers above an open pot rack. 1350 x 520 x 1890. See inside back cover. $650 650 An English oak Arts & Crafts mirror back sideboard, the upper section with a large plain bevel edged mirror flanked by square fluted columns and surmounted by an ogee cornice and boarded pediment, the lower section with two drawers above three cupboard doors, the doors with fielded panels, foliate carved rosettes and floral tendrils, flanked by fluted pilasters mirroring the columns from the upper section, raised on square bracket feet. 1830 x 620 x 2240. $1500 651 A Colonial mahogany framed triple glazed door shop display cabinet, mirrored back and adjustable glass shelves. 2250 x 320 x 1270. On an

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accompanying carpet covered plinth base to suit. Height 600. $1000 652 A 19thC French high back ornate carved walnut sideboard, the top with two scroll carved panel doors flanking the central coloured leadlight panelled door, all with half turned and fluted columns, stepped flared pediment, the base with two frieze drawers with lobed detail above two decorative carved panelled doors flanked by further columns, the stepped flared base edge raised on squat turned feet. See inside back cover. $1850 653 A William IV flame mahogany twin pedestal sideboard, the upstand back with Prince-of-Wales feathers flanked by restrained large scrolls and leaf carved detail, the breakfront with three frieze drawers, raised on twin pedestals, each with shaped panels and plain columns, platform base. $1100 654 A George III standing oak and mahogany corner cabinet, the large top with two doors, each with two panels above three short drawers, the base with two panelled doors, ornate cross banded detail. $1400 655 A late Victorian walnut sideboard base, the top with wide thumb moulded edge, two large doors each with two carved panels flank the single drawer above two smaller cupboard doors with conforming panels above an open section, raised on short turned feet. $1100 656 A large late Victorian bookcase sideboard, the flared pediment with dental moulded detail above the two glazed doors, the base with two drawers above an open narrow section, two deep panelled doors to the base, ogee plinth. $1500 657 An early 20thC oak bookcase, with stepped pediment top, the top section with three open sections with adjustable fittings for shelves, the widest with no shelves, all on a conforming base with three open sections, shaped bracket feet. 1900 x 380 x 1830. $850 658 A 19thC European pine chest of drawers, figured as three full width drawers flanked by split baluster pilasters, raised on squat bun feet. 1260 x 610 x 1030. $400 659 A George III mahogany flat front chest of five drawers, two across the top with three graduated full width drawers below, Sheraton style with restrained band of inlay beneath the top edge, oval brass mask handles, oak linings and splay feet. Original condition, repolishing required. 1040 x 500 x 1070. See inside back cover. $1250

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660 A George III mahogany bow front chest, two short over three full width graduated drawers, cross banded with unusual brass stringing, brass oval backplate swing handles, bracket feet, some fading. 1070 x 440 x 1050. Minor attention required. $1000. 661 A Victorian mahogany flat front chest of five drawers, two short over three full width graduated drawers, decorative glass knob handles, bone inlaid shield form escutcheons, flame mahogany highlights, flanked, half turned columns to the sides, shaped plinth, raised on turned feet. $1400 661A A George III mahogany flat front chest, two short over three long graduated drawers, decorative brass circular knob handles, ogee bracket feet. $1400 662 A Victorian mahogany desk, the base on carved support $1200. 663 A Victorian burr walnut Davenport, the unusual flat top with shaped green leather tooled insert, satinwood inlays and gilded gallery to the panelled section above the traditional bank of four drawers to the right side, panelled front, various satinwood and ebony inlays, compressed bun feet, raised on casters. Minor attention required. With key. 550 x 535 x 750. $520 664 An early 19thC oak small proportion roll top desk, the classic serpentine tambour roll opening to reveal a fitted interior raised above a base with a single bank of three graduated drawers, panelled sides. 895 x 760 x 1130. $500 665 A George III elm and oak country coffer, the five plank top above the three panelled front with two false drawers below, panelled sides, brass captured ring handles. 1150 x 540 x 780. $600 666 A 17th/18thC English oak coffer with a plain two plank top, panelled back, front and sides, the front with restrained carved decoration, raised on stile feet, pegged joints. Dark polished patina. 2650 x 570 x 780. $1100 667 A good oak Arts & Crafts high back chair, the upholstered back panel with two raised supports above with ebony inlaid heart detail, a slat section above the upholstered seat, the sturdy square section legs with incised panels. $220 668 A pair of Edwardian mahogany spindle back cottage chairs, with turned front legs, stretcher bases and cane filled seats and backs. $180 669 A set of four Regency period mahogany bar-back dining chairs, with carved Corinthian capitals, turned and fluted

acanthus leaf front legs and rich rose pink velvet seats. $650 670 A set of eight country elm dining chairs, with bar backs and turned legs, shaped seats. $400 671 A pair of wingback armchairs, dusky pink velvet upholstery, brass studded detail to the wings, arms and front, loose cushion seats, raised on square section legs. $800 672 A Victorian iron rocking chair, of simple curvilinear design, almost identical to one shown at The Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, lacking canvas and arm pads. $200 673 A red Charles Eames LCW chair, with original Eames Office label and product details. Some edge frits. $775 674 A genuine Philippe Starck ‘Louis Ghost’ elbow chair by Kartell. Impressed marks, Made in Italy. See inside back cover. $200 675 A set of six original Philippe Starck ‘Victoria Ghost’ chairs by Kartell. Impressed marks, Made in Italy. See inside back cover. $1200 676 A set of six original Yoshioka Tokujin ‘Ami Ami’ chairs, by Kartell. Impressed marks, Made in Italy. See inside back cover. $1200 677 A small Sri Lankan teak coffer, for the Dutch market, the hinged lidded top with filigree and embossed brass decoration and studs, the fascias similarly decorated and with two heavy brass handles to the sides. The whole raised on squat bun feet. 625 x 290 x 360. $250 678 A pair of 19thC Mandarin official’s chairs, in light timber, the subtly curved arms and top rail supported with panels carved with foliate designs, the square seats raised on square section legs with similar lotus flower panels carved to a frieze beneath the seat and united by stretchers, the front one with metal sheathing with decorative stud work. Height 1050. $750 679 A French provincial painted console table, highly decorative carved sides and front with floral and shell motifs, two half drawers with ornate glass handles, cloven hoof feet, finished in a distressed grey/green limed finish. 1290 x 650 x 870. $1000 680 A painted French provincial side table, full width drawer with ornate brass handles, four turned legs and plain top with thumbnail edge moulding. Stress limed paint finish in cream and grey. 900 x 580 x 750. $175 681 A 19thC French walnut sleigh bed, of

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narrow single size, the restrained scroll ends with confirming side rails, bracket feet, minor attention required, 725 x 2070 x 960. Complete with mattress. $450 682 A 19thC French country chestnut farmhouse side table, the thick plank top with clenched ends, single deep frieze drawer, raised on square section tapered legs, pegged construction. 2270 x 655 x 750. See inside back cover. $550 683 A 19thC French provincial chestnut armoire, single full length panelled door enclosing two later shelves, three plank top, the plinth base raised on bracket feet, pegged construction. 690 x 465 x 1500. $400 684 A Georgian period oak long case clock, the arched brass dial with ornate spandrels, the circular dial with calendar aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, the eight-day twin weight movement striking on a bell, the arch with maker’s name Jn. Robertson, Cupar Angus, the plain case with column mouldings on the hood and fancy broken arch pediment (some distress). Height overall 2090. $1500 685 A 19thC mahogany toilet mirror, oval framed mirror on turned and carved uprights, the base with one jewellery drawer, three decorative feet. 600 x 790. $250 686 A late Georgian toilet swing mirror, box base with three drawers, mahogany with satinwood clashed edges, the supports with a vase finial. Width 405. $120 687 A Victorian flame mahogany toilet swing mirror, the shaped box base with bowed shape to the three drawer front, restrained scroll arms support the dome topped mirror. $125 688 A George III fretwork cut mahogany wall mirror, rectangular form with scroll detail, a gilded ho-ho bird to the pediment, the glass showing some distress. 920 x 520. $320 689 A pair of bronzed wall lamps, c.1915, modelled as classical torches affixed to lozenge shaped back plates, the glass shades moulded as frosted flames. Height 325. $225 690 A vintage Czechoslovakian Empire style basket chandelier, festooned with strands of graduating facet cut glass beads from the chrome fitting above a circular frame with pyramidal facet mirror glass panels, above a basket of facet cut glass beads, terminating in a cut glass finial. Height 600. $250 691 A vintage Czechoslovakian Empire style basket chandelier, similar to above. Height 700. $350

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692 A vintage Czechslovakian Empire style basket chandelier, similar to above. Height 700. $350 693 Two old ships tin cluster light fittings, domed circular form with raised section for fitting, chain length attached, as used in the hold of cargo ships, diam. 540. $220 694 Two old ships cluster lamps, similar to above. $220 695 Two old ships cluster lamps, similar to above. $220 696 Two old ships cluster lamps, similar to above. $220 697 A Hink’s & Son No. 2 ‘Duplex’ kerosene lamp, the brass twin wick burner set in an earthenware reservoir held upon a capstan shaped body decorated with lotus flowers, raised on a short stem from a heavy cast brass base. $150 698 A vintage concrete ornamental garden seal, the black seal on a white base balancing a white ball on its nose. 490 x 300 x 780. $275 699 A contemporary leather decorative model stag, standing, 12 point antlers, well detailed. Height 700, length 640. $220

PRINTS & PAINTINGS

700 Evelyn Pultara (Australian Aboriginal), ‘Bush Yam Dreaming’ acrylic on linen, named and numbered, certificate of authenticity available including photo of the artist with this work. Note: Evelyn was born on 1940 in Woodgreen Station. She was the winner of the 2005 Telstra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards. 700 x 700. $250 701 Frank Joseph Knibbs (Aust., NZ 18601934) River Landscape with Ducks, oil on canvas, signed. 510 x 920. $200 702 Frank Joseph Knibbs (Aust., NZ 18601934) River Landscape, oil on canvas, signed. 410 x 920. $200 703 Ranby (possibly Edwin Ranby [USA d.1925]), Landscape with trees, watercolour, signed. 280 x 405. $100 704 S. Coates, Young Negro Boy Seated at Fire with Bellows, oil on board, signed and dated 1878. 300 x 226, gilt frame. $90 705 A 20thC painting, artist unknown, Seated Buddha, oil on stretched canvas, unsigned. 455 x 400, contemporary ebonised frame. $110 706 William Hunter (Australian 1899-1963), ‘Last Stage’ 2/50, 2nd state, etching, signed and entitled. 170 x 115. $300

707 Samuel Jackson (British 1794-1869), View of the Avon Gorge from Durdham Down with Cook’s Folly to the left, Clifton beyond; watercolour over pencil heightened with body colour, scratching out and stopping out, unsigned. 300 x 415; in birds-eye maple frame under glass. Provenance: Ex. Sotheby’s 13/11/1997, lot 106 with the following catalogue details: The present work dates from the mid-1830’s after the artist William West had completed the circular extension to the tower of the windmill scene on the immediate left and before the ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone of the Clifton Suspension Bridge on 27th August 1836. In the foreground, Jackson appears to show a surveyor signalling to another along the river at the entrance to Nightingale Valley. A view showing the same view but with the Suspension Bridge in place was sold by Sotheby’s on 19th July 1979, Lot 163. We are grateful to Francis Greenacre for his help in cataloguing this watercolour. See back cover. $2500 708 A 19thC artist unknown, ‘The Colosseum, Rome’, fine pencil drawing, unsigned. 190 x 270, framed under ‘True Vue’ glass. $150 709 Arthur George Bell (UK 1849-1916) River landscape with bridge and figures, oil on board, signed. 350 x 520. See back cover. $300 710 Henry Deacon Hillier-Parker (1858-1930) Stag on a rocky outcrop above a loch, watercolour, signed. 530 x 370. $325 711 Artist Unknown (20thC) House and Garden, gouache on heavy paper. 540 x 470. $125 712 Robert Nettleton Field (1899-1987) Horse and Cart, pencil sketch. 140 x 290. $100 713 Francis McCraken, Street Scene, Edinburgh, coloured pencils on paper. 110 x 180. $100 714 Artist Unknown (Russian 20thC) Street Scene with Snow, watercolour. 300 x 450. $120 715 J.H Blunt ‘ Lynmouth Tower, Low Tide’, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘84. 290 x 390. $120 716 Joshua Fisher (UK 1859-1930) ‘Horse Trough on the road to Cilcasie, near Mold’ (Wales), watercolour, signed. 360 x 250. $120 717 Joshua Fisher (UK 1859-1930) ‘Girl on a Rustic Bridge’ (Wales), watercolour, signed. 290 x 255. $120 718 John Varley , ‘Dunalley Oban’, ink drawing on paper, entitled and dated

1821, old labels on reverse, 153 x 240, framed under glass. $120 719 William Taverner (1703-1772), Landscape with castle ruins, watercolour, later pencil detail on reverse stating ‘Founder, along with Paul Sandby of English Watercolour School’. 128 x 200. $120 720 Anthony van Dyke Copley Fielding (attributed), (1787-1855), ‘Tintern Abbey’ watercolour, unsigned, 188 x 280. $110 721 Oskor Kokoschka, Portrait of a Gentleman, print, initialled and dated 1916 in the plate. 465 x 375, framed under glass. $110 722 James Ward (attributed) ‘Study From Nature’, pencil study of a seated woman, initialled, the reverse with original backing paper inscribed ‘This is an Original Sketch by my Grandfather, the late James Ward R.A. M.P. Jackson Bayswater 10 November 1863’ and with various labels for Claridge’s Gallery and a book plate for E.G.F. Vogtherr. 220 x 170, framed under glass. $300 723 Dulles Pastoral Scene with Figures, Sheep and Cottages, in Victorian style, oil on canvas. Ornate moulded and gilded frame. 900 x 1200. $350 724 Artist unknown, Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a silk cravat, antique re-lined oil on canvas, unsigned. 620 x 520. See inside back cover. $400 725 Owen Merton, Stone Cottage, watercolour, signed and dated 1910. 265 x 265. $350 726 George Guest, Mountain House, original coloured lithograph, signed, titled, 53/200. Together with Certificate of Authentication from Christie’s, London. 340 x 470. $200 727 Alfred William Hunt (1830-1896 British), Landscape with Manor House and Stream, oil on canvas, signed. The original gilt frame has been painted brown. 340 x 450. $350 728 Artist unknown (British school early 20thC), Rural Village Landscape with Thatched Cottages, oil on card. 210 x 340. $300 729 Three 19thC steel engravings of British Sea Battles, featuring engagements by Wagner, Spragg & Blake. 370 x 26, framed and glazed. $350 730 An uncommon Baxter print, ‘The Crystal Palace’, printed in colours, with Bradshaw & Blacklock printer’s blind embossed stamp beneath the image. 210 x 385. $350 731 A fine gravure print, ‘The Temptation in

the Garden of Eden’, after the painting by Hugo van der Goes. 250 x 170. $150 732 A Vanity Fair ‘Spy’ chromolithographic print, ‘Latin Literature’. 315 x 180. $120 733 Artist unknown, ‘Wooded Landscape with Flock of Sheep’, watercolour, unsigned. 280 x 470. $125 734 Charles Herbert Eastlake (act. 1889-1927), In a Belgium village, watercolour, signed. 235 x 335, original gilt frame under glass. $650 735 William McLean, untiltled interior scene with two female figures and a set table, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1886. 720 x 990, gilt framed. $400 736 Caroline C. Burnett, a Parisian Street Scene, pallet knife oil on card, signed C1960. 480 x 580. $150 737 John Weeks ‘Oudja’ (Eastern Morocco, a gateway with figures), graphite and conté crayon. Entitled. 330 X 245. Ex. the John Leech Galleries Collection. $350 738 Alastair D. Houston, ‘Reaching to the Finish’, Ltd. Ed. collotype 27/250, entitled, signed and dated 2003. 420 x 610. $250 739 Nan Manchester, ‘Two Girls’, oil on board, named, entitled and labelled on front base of frame and reverse. 610 x 445, original oak frame and cream painted mount. Note: Auckland City Art Gallery/Loan Collection label on reverse detailing artist and artists, title and owner as ‘Jean Horsley’, Miss J. Horsley details on reverse for ‘Return to’. $450 740 Annis J. Portrait of the Ngapuhi Chief Patuone, oil on board, signed. 435 x 365. Framed. See back cover. $150 741 Annis J., Portrait of Harata Rewiri Tarapata (Tuhaere) after Vera Cummings and Goldie, oil on board, signed. 435 x 365. Framed. See back cover. $150 742 Philip Holmes ‘Portrait of a Maori woman with moko kauae, wearing a hukahuka korowai’, oil on board, signed. 340 x 170. See back cover. $2400 743 Philip Holmes ‘Kamariera Te Hau Takari Wharepapa’ a portrait of the Nga Puhi chief, oil on canvas, signed. Unframed. 455 x 350. See back cover. $1400 744 Charles Frederick Goldie ‘A Good Joke’ (“Allee Same Te Pakeha”.), chromolithograph, signed and dated 1905 in the plate, printed in England. In ebonized rough sawn frame. 485 x 370. $400 745 Renzo Padovan, Meeting House Interior looking out at a Pataka, lithograph, c.1957. 310 x 210. $140

746 Artist Unknown ‘An Arawa Grandmother & Child, N.Z.’, watercolour, signed and dated indistinctly, entitled on mount, oval 255 x 215 $125 747 Denis Knight Turner (1924 - ) ‘Memories of New Zealand’, watercolour, signed and dated ‘73. 320 x 460. See back cover. $500 748 Denis Knight Turner (1924 - ) Portrait of a woman with embroidered collar, graphite on paper. 350 x 270. Ex. the John Leech Galleries Collection. $300 749 Charles Nathaniel Worsley (18621923) ‘The Incoming Tide, Karekare’, watercolour, signed, entitled on reverse. 230 x 495. See inside back cover. $650 750 Patrick Hayman (Britain, NZ 191588) Still Life (Organic), oil on board, signed on reverse. Ex. the John Leech Galleries Collection. See inside back cover. $900 751 Patrick Hayman (Britain, NZ 1915-88) ‘Still Life on Pink Ground’ gouache, signed, entitled and dated 1966 on reverse. See back cover. $450 752 Keith Patterson (1925-93) Line Portrait, Indian ink on paper, 240 x 175. $100 753 Keith Patterson (1925-93) Portrait, ink and wash on paper, signed and dated 1949. 390 x 260. $150 754 Barry Lett Galleries, Invitation to an Exhibition ‘Colin McCahon’s Bargain Basement Of Multiples and Variations on his Regular Themes’ with pen sketches of ten exhibition works by an unknown hand and notations (couldn’t you make up a good story about any painting!), double sided. 1968. 195 x 315. $200 755 Philip Trusttum, abstract, black and white ink wash drawing, signed. 260 x 200. $150 756 E. Mervyn Taylor, Pacific Series Outrigger Canoe on Tropical Island Beach, wood engraving, unsigned. 115 x 130. $150 757 Brian Baxter ‘Mt Cook Lillies, Clinton River, Milford Track’, oil on board, signed, entitled and dated 1991 on reverse. 370 x 320. $140 758 Birtchnell Delph, Mountain landscape with skiiers, watercolour, signed. 215 x 240. $100 759 Robert Chilvers ‘Awatere’ (Malborough, July 1984), oil on board, signed, entitled and dated on reverse. 500 x 650. See back cover. $200 760 Wayne Sinclair ‘Hollyford Valley,

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Fiordland’ oil on board, signed. 480 x 725. See back cover. $275 761 Rona Alexander (nee Dyer) (Britian, NZ 1923-.) ‘Pines, Rangitikei Motor Camp’, pastel, signed. 370 x 535. $200 762 Student of/School of Claus Edward Friström, Coastal Landscape, oil on board. 220 x 300. $140 763 Robert Harvey (1848-c.1920 Scotland, US, Aust, NZ) ‘Mt Cook, New Zealand’, watercolour, entitled verso. 165 x 255. $125 764 Robert Harvey (1848-c.1920 Scotland, US, Aust, NZ) ‘The Sounds, New Zealand’ watercolour, entitled verso. 165 x 255. $125 765 Dorothy Mays, Farm Building and Blossom Trees, watercolour, signed. 270 x 385. $100 766 David John Payne (Britain, NZ, 18801959) ‘On the Manukau’, oil on canvas board, signed and dated 1916. 220 x 305. $100 767 David J Payne ‘Mt. Cook’, etching 19/100, signed and entitled. 230 x 175. $90 768 John W Horton ‘The Moorings, Ti Point, Near Warkworth’, oil on board, signed, entitled on reverse. 390 x 540. $150 769 Thomas R. Attwood, Haast River & Mountains, colonial oil on canvas, signed. 660 x 1200. $650 770 John Allcot, Study of the M.V. ‘Karamea’ in a Heavy Sea, watercolour, signed, titled and dated 1931. 210 x 270. See back cover. $200 771 John Douglas Perrett, South Island Lake & Mountain Scene, small oil on board, signed. 155 x 260. $100 772 John Douglas Perrett, ‘Wetlands’, pastel, signed. 170 x 250. $150 773 John Douglas Perrett, South Island Lake & Mountain Scene, pastel, signed. 230 x 380. See back cover. $200 774 J.C. Adams, Lake Ohau, Canterbury, watercolour, signed and entitled. 380 x 540. $120 775 J. Malcolm, South Island Lake Scene with Cabbage Trees and Toitoi, watercolour, signed. 260 x 360. $120

776 Esther S. Hope, ‘Lake Pukaki and Mt Cook’ watercolour. Signed. 370 x 560. See back cover. $850 777 Arthur Funnell, ‘The Foreshore, Russell’, watercolour, signed. 230 x330. $150 778 A watercolour portrait of a ‘Naga Man’, signed, framed and glazed. 230 x 150 $200 779 A pair of portraits of Maori chiefs from C.D. Barraud’s ‘Graphic & Descriptive’, ‘Te Puni’ and ‘Rangihaieta’ lithographs, with light hand colouring. 380 x 250, framed and glazed. $300 780 Elizabeth Kay, ‘Abstract with Red Pot, acrylic on board, signed. 490 x 390. $250 781 Claudia Pond Eyley, ‘Maungawhau & Mexican Still Life’, print 39/50, signed, numbered, entitled and dated 1985. 540 x 685, framed under glass. $150 782 Alison Ryde, ‘Busy Shore Line’, watercolour and oil stick, signed and dated ‘90. 725 x 730. $425 783 David Payne, (attributed), Northland Coastal Scene, oil on board, unsigned. 350 x 230. $200 784 A.J. Maylett ‘Skipper’s Pass’, oil on board, unsigned. 380 x 250 $200 785 Peter Beadle (1933-.) ‘Monument’ Hope Arm Manapouri, original pencil drawing for the 1971 publication ‘Manapouri’, signed and entitled. 255 x 370. $125 786 Pat Hanly (1932-2004) ‘Inside the Garden’, limited edition print 24/32, inscribed ‘line block/splatter stencil’, entitled signed and dated ‘68. 420 x 505. See back cover. $750 787 Thomas V. Gulliver (1891 - 1933) ‘The Scoria Pit - Three Kings’, pencil, signed entitled and dated 19.v.27. 135 x 220. $100 788 Alison Pickmere ‘Deep Bush’, limited edition print 4/80, signed, entitled, numbered and dated ‘66, 325 x 295. $140 789 Milan Mrkusich (1925 - ) Untitled abstract, Indian ink and wash on paper on board, c.1947, signed. 337 x 240. $200

790 Denis Knight Turner (1924 - ) Still life - Pottery and Fruit, monoprint, monogrammed. 380 x 250. $100 791 S.C. Hall, ‘Serenity’, hand coloured black and white photographic print, signed, entitled and dated ‘47. 220 x 185. Gilt framed under glass. $70 792 J.W. Dye, Devonport Ferry Buildings with the ferry ‘Makora’, acrylic on board, signed and dated 1974. 600 x 750. $400 793 Thomas Louden Drummond (1850-1926 N.Z.), ‘Mt Roskill Towards Hobsonville’. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1885. 390 x 520. Details on reverse. $250 794 Peter G. Leitch, ‘Pompallier House Russell’, ink drawing, signed, entitled and dated ‘76. 285 x 385, framed under glass. $110 795 Kees Hoss, ‘The Lake’, original coloured screen print, signed, dated 1970, titled and numbered 3/30. Unframed 520 x 650. $100 796 A White’s Aviation coloured photograph of Lake Matheson, signed and entitled. 370 x 670. See back cover. $120 797 A White’s Aviation coloured photograph ‘N.Z. Bush’ (Waipu Forest), signed and entitled. 500 x 750. $150 798 A White’s Aviation coloured photograph, ‘An Aerial View of Lake Rotorua 1947’. Original label on reverse, with details and negative no. 4781. 650 x 930. $350 799 White’s Aviation ‘Mt Eden’ hand coloured photograph, looking towards Rangitoto, signed and entitled. 290 x 365, original frame under glass. $80 800 Trevor Lloyd ‘Sheep in the Shade’, coloured pencil on paper, unsigned, labelled on reverse, 220 x 240. $300 801 George Chance F.R.P.S. ‘Blossom on the Avon - Christchurch - N.Z.’ silver gelatin ‘Camera Study’, signed and entitled. 210 x 260. $125 802 Dorothy Morton (1890-1983) White Anemones, oil on board, 370 x 360. $100

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