MAY Sales Contemporary Art 2009 by Webb's Auction House

ART / DESIGN

New Zealandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premier Auction House 18 Manukau Road PO Box 99 251 Newmarket, Auckland 1031 New Zealand P +649 524 6804 F +649 524 7048 auctions@webbs.co.nz www.webbs.co.nz

CONTEMPORARY ART / DESIGN TRADITIONAL DESIGN / A2 ART JEWELLERY TAXIDERMY DAY 3 FINE & AFFORDABLE JEWELLERY & WATCHES

DAY 1 wine by the case* saturday 9 may, 1PM *Refer to pg10 for Viewing Times

wednesday 13 may, 5pM

TAXIDERMY COLLECTION* saturday 9 may, 1.30PM *Refer to pg13 for Viewing Times

DAY 4 A2 ART thursday 14 may, 6.30pM

DAY 2 CONTEMPORARY ART/DESIGN

TRADITIONAL DESIGN THURSDAY 14 may, 6PM

tuesday 12 may, 6.30PM

UNCATALOGuED COllectables*

fine and rare wine*

THURSDAY 14 may, 3PM *Refer to pg 11

tuesday 12 may, 6.30PM *Viewing welcome by appointment

VIEWING: THURSDAY

7 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

FRIDAY

8 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

SATURDAY

9 MAY 11AM

– 3PM

SUNDAY

10 MAY 11AM

– 3PM

MONDAY

11 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

TUESDAY

12 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

WEDNESDAY

13 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

THURSDAY

14 MAY 9AM

– 12NOON

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please refer to section title pages for specific viewing times as there is limited viewing on sale days. Jewellery viewing is to 5.15pm only.

BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 12.5% will be charged on the Fine Jewellery & Watches section of this catalogue. A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on the Contemporary Art/Design, Traditional Design, A2 Art and Taxidermy sections of this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only. COLLECTION OF ITEMS Property purchased can be collected as soon as cleared funds have been received. Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. CONDITION OF ITEMS The condition of items is not generally detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves with regard to the condition of lots on which they bid and should refer to clause 6 in the Conditions of Sales for Bwuyers printed at the back of the catalogue. Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.

IN FOCUS

The Art/Design section of this catalogue may inspire dreams of how you’d like to live: beautiful objects, artworks, pieces of design and furniture all presented together in a single sale. The pairings, contrasts and relationships between objects and works encourage a new way of looking.

‘the other’. The unknown subject is treated with the same reverence as a public figure would be; however, conventional symmetry often used to signal beauty is replaced with a skewed realism that offers a strangely warm familiarity. The subject’s gaze seems to have slipped past both the artist and the viewer, rendering him a captured outsider.

Collecting anything in the art/design field can be a gutsy undertaking. In no other area of our lives do others feel Boing Boing! It’s the Little Artists (Enebriated, Emin, they can comment freely on something as intimate as Enraged) by The Little Artists (Lot 36) which is an an object or an artwork selected and treasured. Once irreverent reading of popular culture and art industry you have strived to attain a piece and found the perfect figures. The media-hungry artist Tracey Emin is spot for it, others openly pass renowned for her public outbursts, judgment and consequently outrageous behaviour and frank question your taste and opinion. disclosures of her private sexual life. The Art/Design section of Whether the comments derive this catalogue may inspire This painstakingly constructed Lego from humour, covetousness, version of her famous work My Bed, dreams of how you’d like bemusement or simple scorn, makes gentle mockery of the art what is exciting is that an object to live: beautiful objects, world taking itself too seriously. can inspire a reaction and open artworks, pieces of Dale Frank’s large-scaled, painting a dialogue. Intensely personal, (lot 101) was first exhibited in New design and furniture the reasons why we like, and are Zealand in 1997, touring the Govett all presented together attracted to, something carry Brewster in New Plymouth, Gow endless fascination. Owning and in a single sale. Langsford Gallery in Auckland and living with artworks, objects and the City Art Gallery in Wellington. collectable furniture enriches It is an earlier work, c.1994, incorporating poured the conversations within our lives. Engaging artworks, enamel and acrylic on linen. Frank’s paintings have aesthetic objects and design classics that offer function been known to quietly continue changing for some and form, each speak to who we are and what we would time after the artist has stopped adding elements and like to be. Owning them creates environments to which lets time and gravity take over. They then harden into we long to come home. the glossy confection we see before us. The equally Present in homes throughout the centuries, portraiture large Judy Millar Untitled (lot 94), on the other hand, is no longer available only to the affluent, nor is it only leaves us in no doubt as to who is in control of the the domain of people of public importance. Many composition. Following the tradition of action painting, contemporary artists prefer to celebrate the unknown Millar physically pushes paint around in rigorous sitter and the everyday. Jet Brunette by Jacqueline movements, creating gestural expressions of enlivened complexity. Her handling of colour combinations of Fraser (lot 51) is a sculptural tableaux, collaging together lime greens and citrus oranges further invigorates consummate glamour with a hint of tension. The richness of the fabric, the lustrous hair and the gleam of jewels the senses. are elements which traditional portraitists, such as Examples of the best in New Zealand and international Sir Joshua Reynolds, convincingly depicted. Here Fraser contemporary design, including lighting, furniture, renders these details in actuality. Ryan J Hobbs by Peter ceramics and objets d’art are presented throughout the Stichbury (lot 35) continues the artist’s exploration of

Illustrated: Lot 58 Peter Robinson The Going Too Far Corner, Higher Beings (Kaufmann and Polke) Made Me Do It, oilstick on paper, title inscribed, 1235mm x 980mm. $14,000 - $18,000. Lot 34 Poul Kjaerholm manufactured by Fritz Hansen, PK24, stainless steel, wicker cane and leather headrest, inscribed Fritz Hansen A/S, design Poul Kjaerholm, made in Denmark 1995 on manufacturer’s label on frame, 1550mm x 610mm x 900mm. $10,000 - $15,000

CONTEMPORARY ART /DESIGN

IN FOCUS

catalogue. The selection on offer is a good representation of pioneering Modern Design including pieces by such as Hans J. Wegner, Ron Arad, Poul Kjaerholm, Charles and Ray Eames, Jasper Morrison, Lissoni, Cappellini, Minotti, Nube Italia, Philippe Starck, Guido Drocco and Franco Mello, Piero Fornasetti and Kartell. A highlight has to be the Poul Kjaerholm PK24 chaise lounge (illustrated previous page, lot 34) originally manufactured in Denmark in 1965 by Fritz Hansen. Poul Kjaerholm was employed at Fritz Hansen, where he designed a number of noteworthy chair prototypes. In 1955, Poul Kjaerholm initiated his collaboration with manufacturer Ejvind Kold Christensen, which lasted until Poul Kjaerholm’s death in 1980. In 1982, Fritz Hansen took over the production and sales of ‘The Kjaerholm Collection’ developed from designs produced between 1951 and 1967. Minute detail and an aura of exclusivity, culminated in the sophisticated and highly refined PK24, big brother to the PK22 chair. The PK24 is supported on a stainless steel frame and is made of natural wicker with an adjustable leather headrest with a counterweight in steel. Its curved lightweight form adds elegance to any environment. The particular chair featured in the catalogue was manufactured in 1995 under licence by Fritz Hansen (the original label is affixed to the frame).

Henry Miller and manufactured in 1965, and a Charles and Ray Eames EA435 Aluminium Group Executive Suite (lot 66 ) from c.1975. Quirky items include a collection of limited-edition art toys features designs by Tony Oursler, Chiho Aoshima, R. Crumb, Alex Katz, Rita Ackermann and Kurt Vonnegut (lot 124). We hope this salon offering of art and design draws you in. The range of creative influence and inspiration is quite phenomenal, whether it is a playful toy, a refined piece of industrial design or a great work of contemporary art, each piece is well resolved and offers its own intrinsic merit that will ultimately be filtered by your taste and sensibilities. Happy hunting. The team @ Webb’s.

TRADITIONAL DESIGN Webb’s is pleased to offer a fascinating and eclectic array of pieces from the collections of Frances L. Ryman (lots 599 – 653) and Jack Frowde (lots 654 – 730).

Frances Ryman began collecting at an early age. She ‘wagged’ school to attend her first auction – and was caught! Over the years she has collected antique guns, lighting systems, powder Whether it is a practical flasks, porcelain dolls, marine and colonial Other items of note include the piece, or a piece that furniture, Pratt pot lids and much more. white oak dining table CH27 (lot In her own words, “Should I ever feel the stirs you, the May Art/ 42) and set of ten CH24 Wishbone need to write a book it would have to be Chairs (lots 43 - 45) designed by Design sale is sure entitled ‘I am a Magpie’!.” A life-long Hans J. Wegner and produced to Thrill the senses. fascination for history, archaeology, social by Carl Hansen. Founded in and economic histories, in particular the 1908, Carl Hansen & Son is one plight of children during the last two and a half centuries, are of Denmark’s oldest producers of fine furniture, and the reflected in her collection. Webb’s is delighted to present the world’s largest producer of furniture designed by Hans collection of Frances L. Ryman, who has said, “I consider that J. Wegner. Their association dates back to 1949, when if I do not learn something new every day I have wasted a production of the classic Wishbone Chair began. Hans day. I share with you my learning treasures of time”. Wegner was an architect and designer who, with the help of Carl Hansen, helped make Danish design world renowned. Also represented is a wide selection of radical, functional and inspiring pieces by Kartell. An Italian company, Kartell specialises in plastic contemporary articles created by a team of designers of international fame: Philippe Starck, Patrick Jouin, Vico Magistretti, Patricia Urquiola and Piero Lissoni. Kartell excels in the latest materials, research and experimenting with new technologies resulting in objects of desire that communicate the value of design aesthetics and innovation and that represent the history of design. Vintage items on offer include a set of Charles and Ray Eames Aluminium Group chairs (lot 86) designed by

Also included in this catalouge is the collection of Jack Frowde. Jack was a man with many interests and devoted a lifetime to his passions. Born in Gisborne in 1917, to parents who owned a business importing laces and hat felts, Jack later joined the family business. With a passion for collecting antiques, Jack had an eye for quality antique English furniture which suited the interior of his lovely home. Entries are now invited for the next decorative and fine art sale to be held in June. NICK RESCH

MAY 10 lecture series SUNDAY 10 MAY, 1PM An informal discussion will be held on Sunday May 10th at 1pm. James McCarthy, director of Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts and Nicole Stock editor of Urbis will discuss key pieces in the Contemporary Art/Design section of this catalogue.

james McCarthy

Director, Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts James McCarthy is the current Director of Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts in Manukau City. Past lives include contemporary dance, performance, scratch musician, and furniture designer, as well as holding a variety of professional roles in the art world. A practicing artist he has exhibited and performed most recently at the Govett Brewster Art gallery, the Gus Fisher and is a current member of Vitamin S improvisation collective.

NICOLE STOCK

Editor, Urbis Magazine Nicole Stock is the Editor of Urbis, a trained architect, whose interests moved towards publishing and writing. While her interest naturally skews towards architecture, she has always been interested in product and furniture design. With her role at Urbis, she has been able to develop her knowledge of furniture design further, as well as develop an interest in art, car design, technology and graphic design which are all covered in the magazine.

Illustrated: Lot 68, Reuben Paterson I Think Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m Vain, glitter on canvas, title inscribed verso, 1113mm x 1113mm, $10,000 - $12,000. Lot 69 and lot 89, Philippe Starck Miss Balu (small), polycarbonate plastic, inscribed Table Miss Balu by Starck for Kartell, Made in Italy, $400 - $500. Lots 118-121, Upholstered D shaped Seating, $50 - $100 each IN FOCUS

further entries now invited

june sales JUN 23 FINE JEWELLERY & WATCHES JUN 24 ANTIQUES & DECORATIVE ARTS JUN 25 IMPORTANT WORKS OF ART

FINE ART Contact: EMMA FOX +64 9 529 5601 +64 21 646 828 efox@webbs.co.nz JEWELLERY Contact: CHRISTOPHER DEVEREAUX +64 9 524 6804 cdevereaux@webbs.co.nz ANTIQUES Contact: NICHOLAS RESCH +64 9 524 6804 +64 21 652 254 nresch@webbs.co.nz

richard killeen Destruction of the Circle, collage and gesso on custom wood title inscribed, signed and dated March 29 1990. 1760 x 2300mm. $20,000 - $30,000

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Valuation Services Webbâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offers a full spectrum valuation services that complie with the highest standards Our in house experts offer precise valuations on fine & contemporary art, photography, antiques and decorative arts & specialist collections.

Fine Art Emma Fox +64 9 529 5601 + 64 21 646 828 efox@webbs.co.nz

Antiques Nicholas Resch +64 9 524 6804 +64 21 652 254 nresch@webbs.co.nz

PRESENTS An exhibition featuring the top entries in the Little Help t-shirt design contest, including the winner of a start-up package worth

$10,000

COMING IN MAY

To discuss your valuation requirements please contact:

www.ascolour.co.nz

PHOTOGRAPHY Webbâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual photography sale covers the full scope of this highly collectable medium including works by modern and contemporary photographers together with fine historical and documentary images. Works by all leading modernist and

contemporary photographers are currently sought for this sale. Already consigned are works by Bill Culbert, Ans Westra, Marti Friedlander, Ann Noble, Di ffrench, Christine Webster, Fiona Pardington and Burton Brothers.

JUL 15 FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED

Contact: EMMA FOX +64 9 529 5601 +64 21 646 828 efox@webbs.co.nz JONATHAN ORGAN +64 9 524 6804 +64 21 503 251 jorgan@webbs.co.nz

Ann Noble Bed, from the Night Hawk series, silver gelatin print, 1982. 155mm x 155mm. $1,800 - $2,200

IN FOCUS

MAY 12

JUN 24

TUESDAY 6.30PM

FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED

RARE & FINE WINE

important maori artifacts

Featuring an excellent section of premium international and New Zealand wines.

Illustrated: An Extremely Rare Pre Contact Rei puta from the Collection of Frances L. Ryman

Of special note is a collection of The Antipodean in both 750ml and magnum bottles. A vineyard planted in the 1970s at Matakana, north of Auckland, and first released in 1987, The Antipodean has been hailed by connoisseurs as New Zealand’s Charles Lafite and New Zealand’s first ‘real’ red wine. A blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and malbec; the wine delivers harmony, fragrance, length and seamless integration of character. The Antipodean brings the originality and diversity of ‘New World’ wine production to ‘Old World’ grape varieties and winemaking techniques. 750mls are available in 1987, 1992, 1993 and 1994 vintages and these carry estimates of $100 - $120 per bottle. Magnums are available in the 1990, 1992 and 1993 vintages and carry estimates of $200 - $220 per bottle.

Contact: JAMES HOGAN +64 9 524 6804 +64 21 510 477 jhogan@webbs.co.nz

Catalogue available online on www.webbs.co.nz. Viewing welcome by appointment. Contact: SIMON WARD +64 9 529 5600 +64 21 642 277 wine@webbs.co.nz

MAY 9 SATURDAY 1PM

wine by the case For those interested in securing wine for casual consumption, Webb’s will be offering a large quantity of ‘surplus to requirement’ wine stock case lots. There will be good wine going for great prices on the day.

Tasting and viewing: Saturday 12noon - 1pm Catalogue available on www.webbs.co.nz and a list will be available at the viewing.

Contact: SIMON WARD +64 9 529 5600 +64 21 642 277 wine@webbs.co.nz

COLLECTABLES EVERY WEEK

THURSDAYS@WEBB’S Uncatalogued collectable sales return to Manukau Rd. Every week on Thursday at 6pm. On view on Wednesdays 9am - 5.30pm

Posters Ephemera Glass Kiwiana Mirrors Oriental arts Lamps Postcards Toys Models Claret jugs Corkscrews Decanters Belleek Beswick Dolls Ceramics Garden Statuary Urns Prints Engravings Textiles Art Deco BarometersCandelabrasChestsofdrawersClocksDinnersetsArtNouveau Antiques Advertising Arts & Crafts Badges Bakelite Carlton Ware Carnival GLASS Aynsley Clarice Cliff Coalport Susie Cooper Crown Devon Delft Royal Doulton Dresden Limoges Militaria Moorcroft Royal Albert Royal Bayreuth Satsuma Spode Wedgwood Royal Worcester Chaise lounges Chandeliers Character Jugs Chargers Maling Meissen Chiffoniers Costume jewellery crystal Enamel ware Figures Furniture Lalique Lamps Lighting Lounge suites Minton’s Murano Glass Keith Murray Nautical collectables Netsuke Paperweights Pewter Religious figures Rosenthal Royal Copenhagen Royal Winton Sculpture Statuary Alabaster Busts Shelley Sideboards Silver Plate Candlesticks Trophies Souvenir ware Spelter Sporting Memorabilia Staffordshire Stoneware Taxidermy Tea Caddies Tea Sets Telephones Terracotta Tins Tools Trunks Chests Tureens Vases Wade Whatnots Writing boxes Records Furnishings rugs mirrors and more

New appointment Nicholas Resch comes to Webb’s from a ten year tenure as a Decorative Arts Specialist with Sotheby’s Australia. Nicholas Resch comes to Webb’s from a ten year tenure as a Decorative Arts Specialist with Sotheby’s Australia. After completing a Bachelor of Arts in Art History and English at the Melbourne University, Nick joined Sotheby’s at ground level. Gaining operational responsibility for both the Melbourne and Sydney salerooms and with a thorough knowledge of antiques and decorative arts from 18th – 20th century, Nick brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Webb’s decorative arts team. Nick describes himself as a generalist/specialist and has a diverse knowledge-base which also extends to paintings and works of art. New to Auckland, Nick is keen to meet collectors and clients of Webb’s and is available for appraisals and valuations for insurance and other purposes. Contact: NICK RESCH +64 9 524 6804 + 64 21 652 254 nresch@webbs.co.nz

IN FOCUS

THE TREVOR CHAPPELL collection of

Illustrated: A TAXIDERMY FALLOW BUCK, CHEST MOUNTED, $800 $1,200.

taxidermy

Contact: JAMES HOGAN +64 9 524 6804 + 64 21 510 477 jhogan@webbs.co.nz

MAY 9 SATURDAY 1.30PM

DAY 1 THE TREVOR CHAPPELL COLLECTION OF TAXIDERMY SATURDAY 9 may, 1.30PM

A diverse collection consisting of over 100 fine taxidermy, mounted trophy heads, pelts and related hunting objects. The collection features 36 beautifully mounted taxidermy heads including several species of deer, Chamois, Tahr, Wild Boars, Arapawa and Merino Rams, Feral Goats, Cock Pheasants, Rainbow Trout and a magnificent trophy Elk whose antlers measure 57” in length. Each animal finely mounted and displayed, many within naturalistic settings. Also included are mounted tropical butterfly and marine collections.

VIEWING: THURSDAY

7 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

FRIDAY

8 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

SATURDAY

9 MAY 11AM

– 1.30PM

BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only. Full illustrated catalogue available at www.webbs.co.nz for further information. All lots illustrated online. Catalogue available at viewing.

IN FOCUS

CONTEMPORARY ART / DESIGN DAY 1 contemporary art/DESIGN tuesday 12 may, 6.30PM

VIEWING: THURSDAY

7 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

FRIDAY

8 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

SATURDAY

9 MAY 11AM

– 3PM

SUNDAY

10 MAY 11AM

– 3PM

MONDAY

11 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

TUESDAY

12 MAY 9AM

– 12NOON

BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only.

COLLECTION OF ITEMS Property purchased can be collected as soon as cleared funds have been received. Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. CONDITION OF ITEMS The condition of items is not generally detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves with regard to the condition of lots on which they bid and should refer to clause 6 in the Conditions of Sales for Buyers printed at the back of the catalogue. Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.

Illustrated left: Lot 56 Sara Hughes Software, lightbox. Lot 21 Charles and Ray Eames LCW, black stained moulded plywood. Lot 22 Gerrit RIEtveld articulated floor lamp.

C O N T E M P O R A RY A R T / D E S I G N

1 Sam Mitchell Mixed, acrylic on book cover, title inscribed, signed and dated 28 April 2005 verso. 213mm x 136mm. $600 $800 2 James Robinson Being Xtradimentional, mixed media on canvas, title inscribed verso; signed and dated 2006 twice verso. 400mm x 300mm. $1,800 - $2,200 3 Porada Gingerwood Chairs x 8, Cherrywood and steel. 770mm x 440mm x 430mm each. $1,200 - $1,800

4 Philippe Starck FOR KARTELL Gnome Tree Trunk Stool, thermoplastic technopolymer, dated 2000 and inscribed By Starck for Kartell. Made in Italy verso. 425mm x 280mm x 280mm. $250 - $350 5 Philippe Starck FOR KARTELL Gnome Tree Trunk Stool, thermoplastic technopolymer, dated 2000 and inscribed By Starck for Kartell. Made in Italy verso. 425mm x 280mm x 280mm. $250 - $300

6 Ronan AND Erwan Bouroullec FOR KARTELL Panier Low Table (Blue), polycarbonate transparent plastic, inscribed Kartell Parier design Ronan et Erwan Bouroullec

on lid rim. 610mm (diameter) x 250mm. $250 - $300 7 Ronan AND Erwan Bouroullec FOR KARTELL Panier Low Table (Green), polycarbonate transparent plastic, Nube label verso. 610mm x 240mm. $200 - $300 (not illustrated)

Max Gimblett

His Name, foil and screenprint,

signed and dated 2008; title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 on original gallery label verso. 760mm x 570mm. $2,500 - $3,500 9

Ronnie Van Hout Nude in a Landscape, digital

photograph, 2/15, title inscribed, signed and dated 1998 verso. 340mm x 500mm. $4,000 - $6,000 10 Philippe Starck FOR KARTELL Mr. Impossible Chair, purple batch-dyed polycarbonate, inscribed Mr Impossible by Starck, Made in Italy verso. 835mm x 545mm x 500mm. $400 - $500

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Reuben Paterson

Hinenuitepo, glitterdust

screenprint, AP/45, title inscribed, signed and dated 2005. 500mm x 715mm. $1,500 - $2,500 12 Patrick Jouin for kartell OPTIC cube (Purple), polycarbonate,

inscribed Kartell, Made in Italy, OPTIC

design by Patrick Jonin in mirror writing on base. 400mm x 400mm x 400mm. $200 - $250 13 Patrick Jouin for kartell OPTIC cube (Black), polycarbonate, inscribed Kartell, Made in Italy, OPTIC design by Patrick Jonin in mirror writing on base. 400mm x 400mm x 400mm. $200 - $250 (not illustrated)

14 Luise Fong Climb Into the Sky, acrylic on 5 canvas panels, title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 verso on one canvas. 300mm x 910mm; 300mm x 910mm; 380mm x 760mm; 380mm x 760mm; 355mm x 460mm. $6,000 - $8,000 15 Philippe Starck FOR KARTELL Victoria Ghost, red polycarbonate plastic

inscribed Charles Ghost by

Kartell with Starck verso. 750mm x 380mm x 380mm. $250 - $350

19 16 Darryn George Poutama # 6, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2006 verso. 750mm x 1210mm. $6,000 - $8000 17 Gerrit Rietveld Schroeder Table, laminate wood. (faults) 600mm x 500mm x 500mm. $300 - $500 18 PIERO Lissoni AND CARLO Tambourini for kartell POP Sofa by Kartell, leather and transparent polycarbonate plastic, original Vitra label affixed verso. 1700mm x 850mm x 720mm. $2,000 - $2,500 19

John Nixon

Untitled Black, acrylic enamel on

hardboard, signed and dated 1994 verso. 610mm x 610mm. $3,000 - $4,000

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20 Kirsty Gorman Furl, acrylic on six panels, title inscribed, signed, dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;95 and numbered verso on each panel. 220mm x 192mm; 221mm x 213mm; 340mm x 219mm; 500mm x 330mm; 300mm x 249mm; 280mm x 211mm. $3,000 - $4,000 21 Charles and Ray Eames LCW, black stained moulded plywood, Herman Miller label attached verso. 660mm x 560mm x 650mm. $1,000 - $1,500 22 Gerrit RIEtveld articulated floor lamp, stamped 6109 6005 on base. 1800mm x 600mm x 400mm. $900 - $1,200

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Sintesi The Brit Lounge Chair with Stool, beige

leather and aluminium by Stefano Cavazzana. 740mm x 710mm x 670mm (chair); 740mm x 400mm x 710mm (stool). $500 - $550 (not illustrated) 24

Sintesi The Brit Lounge Chair with Stool, beige

leather and aluminium by Stefano Cavazzana. 740mm x 710mm x 670mm (chair); 740mm x 400mm x 710mm (stool). $500 - $550 (not illustrated) 25 Sintesi The Brit Lounge Chair, beige leather and aluminium by Stefano Cavazzana. 740mm x 710mm x 670mm. $350 - $400 26 Sintesi The Brit Lounge Chair, beige leather and aluminium by Stefano Cavazzana. 740mm x 710mm x 670mm. $350 - $400 27 Sintesi The Brit Lounge Chair, beige leather and aluminium by Stefano Cavazzana. 740mm x 710mm x 670mm. $350 - $400 (not illustrated) 20

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Ryuzo Nishida

Matsu Modoki, acrylic, plastic

models and metal. 240mm x 170mm x 340mm. $1,300 $1,500 29

A Scandanavian Sideboard in Rosewood

with four sliding cupboard doors above four drawers, on square section tapered legs. 1130mm x 1960mm x 440mm. $1,800 - $3,500

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30 James Robinson True Fierce Warlord, mixed media on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05. 704mm x

492mm. $900 - $1,200 31 Philippe Starck FOR kartell miss balu table, for Kartell (large), polycarbonate plastic, inscribed Table Miss Balu by Starck for Kartell, Made in Italy verso. 950mm x 740mm. $500 - $600 32 Simon James A set of four Hawk Chairs in white painted wood. 760mm x 500mm x 460mm each. $400 - $600

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33 Bill Riley and then, oil pigment on mirror. 1220mm x 2440mm. $8,000 - $10,000 34 Poul Kjaerholm, manufactured by Fritz Hansen PK24, stainless steel, wicker cane and leather headrest, inscribed Fritz Hansen A/S, design Poul Kjaerholm, made in Denmark 1995 on artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s label on frame. 1550mm x 610mm x 900mm. $10,000 - $15,000

35 Peter Stichbury Ryan J. Hobbs, acrylic on linen, title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 verso. 597mm x 500mm. $14,000 - $18,000

Peter Stichbury is something of a modern-day social satirist. His sometimes fictional, sometimes real-life characters often consist of saccharine young women with smooth plasticine skins, gelatinous lips and creamy flowing hair or pale, vague, vulnerable-looking boys, all with perplexed, surprised or awkwardly dazed expressions. The artist is also partial to the odd intellectual, favouring the type that may scratch his head rather more than is necessary, wear glasses, carry an i-Mac tan and struggle to suppress a lisp or other speech impediment. Whoever is portrayed, there appears to be an inner uncertainty about them – an impressionability, naivety or curiosity. They are misfits and adolescents – people adrift in a sea of daily existential battles captured close up in a moment. Many of Stichbury’s characters seem engaged in their own personal monologue – as though the painting represents not a stranger visually interrogating the subject, but the subject visualising themselves, captured more in a mirror than by a camera or in a painting. Stichbury highlights the inherent urge to narcissism of the teenager, encouraged by advertising and the media to model themselves on magazine and pop-culture

examples, to insert themselves into toothpaste/anti-blemish cream/cola commercials, to make themselves fit the mould. In the case of the creatives and intellectuals, of which Ryan J Hobbs is one, there appears a more Antoine Doinel-style self-assessment going on. As the artist has remarked: “I’ve become increasingly interested in representing the underdog… In general, the privileged, wealthy and beautiful take precedence when it comes to representation, while other groups remain invisible. I’d like to address that balance” (Peter Stichbury The Times Interview – Peter Stichbury, Explain Yourself to Cameron Broadhurst The Times Online, Thursday 31 July 2008 www.times.co.nz). And they certainly provide a refreshing counterpoint. For all the sticky pop and surface, however, there remains in Stichbury’s work a strong connection with the history of portraiture, in particular the early work of Lucien Freud, all almond-shaped eyes, rounded faces and curious expressions, as well as Otto Dix, Jean Auguste, Dominique Ingres and Alex Katz. Like many before him, Stichbury is a commentator, a painter of people and their social values in a broad and culturally discursive sense, affectionately jesting at what it is to be a plural, incongruous and vulnerable – or perhaps perfectly well-adjusted – individual in our contemporary environment. IMOGEN KERR

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The Little Artists Boing Boing! Its the Little

Artists (enebriated, Emin, enraged), chrome based print on Ilford Gallery paper, 2005. 1120mm x 1300mm. $2,500 - $3,000 37 John Pule Transcontinental, oil and ink on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2008. 455mm x 505mm. $5,000 - $7,000 38 Anneke Stewart Chinese Checkers, acrylic, steel with Lenticular image. 1000mm x 1100mm x 120mm. $3,500- $5,500

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39 NUBE Ziggy Chaise (Orange), Italian wool and stainless steel. 1800mm x 700mm x 800mm. $1,000 - $1,500 40 Christophe Pillet, FOR NUBE, Italy Papier de Bonne Round Chair (Blue), stretched fabric on foam. 480mm (diameter) x 500mm. $200 - $300 41 Christophe Pillet, FOR NUBE, Italy Papier de Bonne Round Chair (Purple), stretched fabric on foam. H500mm x D500mm. $200 - $300

42 HANS J. WEGNER FOR Carl Hansen A White Oak CH27 Dining Table, Soap Treated. 725mm x 2480mm x 950mm. $7,000 - $9,000 43 HANS J. WEGNER FOR Carl Hansen A Set of Six CH 24 Wishbone Chairs in Soap Treated White Oak, each

with a natural papercord seat. 770mm x 500mm x 550mm each. $7,000 - $9,000 44 HANS J. WEGNER FOR Carl Hansen A Set of Two CH 24 Wishbone Chairs in Soap Treated White Oak, each with a natural papercord seat. 770mm x 500mm x 550mm each. $2,500 - $3,500 45 HANS J. WEGNER FOR Carl Hansen A Set of Two CH 24 Wishbone Chairs in Soap Treated White Oak, each with a natural papercord seat. 770mm x 500mm x 550mm each. $2,500 - $3,500

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46 A Danish Rosewood Dining Suite comprising of an extension table and six black vinyl upholstered chairs. $4,000 - $6,000

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47 Tony de Lautour + -, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2004. 2200mm x 3080mm. $25,000 - $35,000

“+ – is a huge canvas, black and slick. Painted mountains, soft and animallike in their steep curves and dark dips, are seen through the forms of the simple plus and minus signs of classroom maths, of economic cost-benefit analysis. It could easily illustrate the current splitting up of the South Island high country, the selling of prominent lands, the marketing of the New Zealand landscape.” Sally Blundell, Prole Art Threat (New Zealand Listener, 23 October 2004, pp. 38–41) + – comes within the context of a series of paintings de Lautour began to produce around 2002 featuring symbols omnipotent within the highcapitalist, logo-laden landscape of the early naughties. As Sally Blundell describes (above), the symbol of + – is open to interpretation. From her analyses, however, what becomes apparent is the existence, within the world, of an invisible balancing act, a natural order whereby something being added is invariably – and somewhat paradoxically – contingent with something being lost. Adding to the dictionary of possibilities already discussed, it could be suggested that + – represents the combination of + and – which forms a battery charge, thus making it a very literal logo for power. This aligns it with other, more lucid examples from the series such as the Nike tick, the @ symbol, and the McDonald’s M (seen in Webb’s May 2008 Contemporary Art sale)

which allude to those who hold power in our socio-economic landscape. “These ‘copywrite (sic) paintings’ are yet another reflection on the looted arcadia – and the commodification of art” Andrew Paul Wood, Dark Paradise: Notes on the Paintings of Tony de Lautour (Art New Zealand, Issue 105, Summer 2002–03, p. 65) Within its formation, the landscape is idealised and regulated, and conforms to the bounds of its outward appearance, its literary, symbolic, message. It floats like an artificial beacon for what it attempts to market – similar to tourist images of New Zealand which represent a simplified, idealised and somewhat cartoon-like version of this rugged and wild, pillaged and pimped, culturally confused little island. It looks not like a natural land but a surreal exercise in corporate control – terrain that has been mapped and tamed cartographically, heightened by the ambiguous numerical references which Blundell attributes to the page “ reference numbers from the atlas that was used” (ibid). Employing de Lautour’s signature white paint, the work has a strongly graphic quality. There is a gothic sensibility to the severe contrast of the vacuous black void behind the floating ciphers; it is like a black sea, a dead sea, a dark abyss of the unknown. The islands could be the postapocalyptic iron relics of civilisation in outer space, all that is left when the world has combusted under its own super-capitalism: dispassionate, otherworldly totems floating within the sublime infinity of the cosmos. IMOGEN KERR

48 Nike Savvas House of Love, acrylic on canvas, Exhibited: Jensen Gallery 2000. 1525mm x 1220mm. $2,000 - $3,000

49 Luise Fong Billabong II, chinese ink and acrylic on two canvas panels. 915mm x 1220mm overall. $6,000 - $9,000

A widely exhibited and distinctive contemporary artist, Australian-born Nike Savvas has been the subject of numerous solo shows throughout Europe, Scandinavia and the Pacific and has participated in significant international group shows, including the 1998 exhibition ‘New Contemporaries’ at the Camden Art Centre, London. Significant site-specific works, comprising shimmering curtains of light-reflective, metallic discs that gently twirl, shine and deflect light as well as bright, candy-coloured expanses, employing carefully strung ping-pong balls, have been completed for many public and private institutions, mesmerising audiences at Selfridges, London, as part of Fashion Week 1998, and captivating visitors to Auckland’s own Lumley Tower. Her delicately constructed paintings, such as House of Love, similarly achieve an unreal sense of movement, suspension and depth within a twodimensional arena, featuring the signature spots in bright kaleidoscopes of colour. Here, the vibrant red ground projects forward as though the particles or dots are suspended in red refracted light, giving the illusion that fainter, more transparent-hued spheres float in receding space, often eclipsed by those more opaque that appear at the front. Other transparent baubles huddle in clusters, creating delightful mini colour palettes. All seem to move. All seem random, nonsensical, chaotic particles, wafting around uncontrolled, unordered and bumping into one another to various, unexpected effect. It is the zoom effect – up close it seems only chaos but from afar it is ordered, beautiful, correct – a harmonious image. In both Savvas’s sculptures and paintings, her repetitive circular form has a wildly diverse set of reference points from high art through popular culture and beyond. Titles have acknowledged the 19th-century French Pointillist painter, Georges Seurat, though Savvas’s own sculptures also share something of the hypnotic installations and drawings of Yayoi Kusama and, of course, the current ‘Prince of the Dot’, Damien Hirst, with his recent paintings featuring them. A natural correlation can also be considered, closer to home, with the work of Aboriginal practitioners such as Angelina Pwerle and her Bush Plum Dreaming paintings. IMOGEN KERR

50 Ron Arad FOR KARTELL FPE Chair, polyproplene plastic and steel, inscribed Kartell FPE Chair by Ron Arad, Made in Italy verso. 800mm x 380mm x 550mm. $700 - $900

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51 Jacqueline Fraser Jet Brunette, French nylon

wig, sequin taffeta, pleated georgette, French pleated

polycarbonate plastic, inscribed Kartell Usame design

Patricia Urquiola FOR KARTELL

silk, French silk Damask, diamante tulle, pearl brooch,

by Patricia Urquiola verso . 280mm x 845mm x 405mm.

diamantes, felt, photo printed acetate, wood veneer

$800 - $1,200

Usame,

(Danish), satin ribbon, pearl chain, title inscribed, signed 51

and dated 2.09.2004 and inscribed Oh Sweetie, you

devious mirror gazer you. Your damned pearled neck

plywood

extravaganza’s

$3,000 - $4,000.

strangling

me.

Dimensions

variable.

Julian Dashper in

white.

Unique Low Table, lacquered

470mm

900mm

diameter.

$7,000 - $9,000

Julian Dashper is well known as an artist who works in installation and painting. What may not be so commonly known is his passion for mid-century furniture. This table is created using the woodwork patterns of Gerrit Rietveld. In possession of a book of Rietveld’s patterns, Dashper was inspired to make a number of pieces, including copies of the Gerrit Rietveld Red, Blue Chairs. These were seen recently in Home magazine in the central Auckland apartment of Glenn Schaeffer. By painting them an ‘inappropriate’ colour, he made them his own unique works of art. As with much of his work, modernism is the subject matter rather than the reference; it is homage. EMMA FOX 52

54 Paul Hartigan Revolution Five (Dashperion), neon perspex, title inscribed, signed and dated 2006. 300mm diameter. $7,000 - $9,000 55 Julian Dashper Untitled, screenprint, 3/8, title inscribed, signed and dated 2005. 770mm x 570mm. $1,200 - $1,800

Belonging to the series Revolution, Hartigan’s delicate spiralling tube of turquoise, orange and white neon pays homage to New Zealand artist Julian Dashper and, in particular, to an untitled screen-print by Dashper (see Lot 55) that features a similar palette. Indeed, the series to which Dashperion (Revolution 5) belongs comprises some 20 pieces with each work paying homage to a specific artist, artwork or series of artwork that also includes the likes of Marcel Duchamp, Joan Miro, Ralph Hotere, Don Driver, Piet Mondrian and Bruce Nauman. The curled nest of light is essentially a three-dimensional drawing in space – one whose exact positioning has been carefully considered by Hartigan. Emanating an ethereal, mesmeric glow, the work is somewhat akin to the large, colour-field paintings of the American Abstract Expressionist Mark Rothko. Like Rothko’s works, Daspherion envelops the spectator, bathing them in a warm pool of intricately coloured light. A strong influence on Hartigan’s Revolutions is found in the work of Marcel Duchamp and, in particular, the mechanical rotating vortexes that he created. One of these machines was in the Mary Sisler Collection that came to New Zealand in the 1962 QE2 Exhibition. Although Hartigan’s work doesn’t rotate or spin, the coiling neon does have a somewhat hypnotic magnetism like Duchamp’s vortex, attracting the prolonged contemplation of the viewer. JEMMA FIELD

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56 Sara Hughes Software, lightbox, Provenance: Purchased from Vavasour Godkin Gallery 2004. 1180mm x 1180mm x 160mm. Illustrated cover of Art New Zealand Number 112 / Spring 2004. $15,000 - $20,000

In her seminal work A Natural History of the Senses, Diane Ackerman examines both the science of how the senses work, and the varied means by which different cultures have sought to stimulate the senses. Sara Hughes’ work suggests similar investigations. Although not so concerned about how our senses span distance or culture, Hughes’s work encourages us to question how our senses span time and, more specifically, how they are being engaged to navigate new form and structures of information. Grappling with the geometry of economics, whilst deciphering an optical sense of order, the promise of perfect information in Hughes’s work is often overshadowed with lush optical data that offers a sense of place rather than a precise measure of it. NEIL CAMPBELL

57 David Trubridge (Studio) Body Raft, A rocking chaise lounge constructed with American ash. Designed in 1991 and constructed prior to Cappellini taking over the design. L2400mm x W750mm x H800mm. $10,000 - $12,000

Peter Robinson

The Going Too Far

Corner, Higher Beings (Kaufmann and Polke) Made Me Do It, oilstick on paper, title inscribed. 1235mm x 980mm. $14,000 - $18,000 59 SINTESI Leo Sofa upholstered in grey felt. 750mm x 1300mm x 700mm. $650 - $850 60

SINTESI Leo Sofa upholstered in grey felt.

750mm x 1300mm x 700mm. $650 - $850 61 SINTESI Leo Armchair upholstered in grey felt. 750mm x 700mm x 700mm. $350 - $550 62 SINTESI Leo Armchair upholstered in grey felt. 750mm x 700mm x 700mm. $350 - $550 63 Katy Wallace Lamp. 850mm x 500mm x 500mm. $350 - $550

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64 Peter Panyockzi White Bubble, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2004. 1100mm x 1900mm. $6,000 - $8,000 65 Maccassar French Art Deco Sideboard in Ebony with high polish finish 1010mm x 1900mm x 500mm. $4,000 - $6,000 66

Philippe Starck FOR KARTELL

Covered

Chair,

with

polycarbonate

Mademoiselle Fabric

clear

plastic,

inscribed

Mademosille Chair by Kartell with Starck verso. 750mm x 500mm x 500mm. $750 - $1000 67 Tony Lane Virgin Wool â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nightâ&#x20AC;? Large Rug from Loom Design, 30 kpsi. 2500mm x 3000mm. $3,000 - $5,000

68 Gerald Jenkins Nick and Kylie, digital print, 4/25, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘95. 840mm x 620mm. $1,000 - $2,000 69

Reuben Paterson

I Think I’m Vain, glitter on

canvas, title inscribed verso. 1113mm x 1113mm. $10,000 - $12,000 70 A Charles and Ray Eames ‘EA435’ Aluminium Group Executive Suite consisting of four vintage Herman Miller (c.1975) ‘soft-pad’ swivel chairs on castors. Upholstered in ‘hopsack’ oatmeal fabric. H.820mm x 720mm x 720mm. $3,200 - $5,000 71 French Art Deco Cheval Mirror on an oval plinth circa. 1920s. 1800mm x 1120mm x 380mm. $3,500 - $5,500 71

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72 Sara Hughes Scales of Economy 1, screenprint, 10/20 title inscribed, signed and dated 2008. 760mm x 560mm. $800 - $1,000 73 Christophe Pillet, FOR NUBE Papier de Bonne Oval Table (Purple), fabric and foam. 1160mm x 750mm x 500mm. $300 - $400 74 PIERO Lissoni FOR KARTELL A Pair of Lizz Chairs (brick red), polycarbonate plastic embossed Lizz Chair by P. Lissoni for Kartell. Made in Italy verso . 760mm x 470mm x 500mm. $500 - $700 (not illustrated) 75 Martin Popplewell

Refined Luxury, acrylic

on canvas signed with artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initials MP and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;02. 1835mm x 1370mm. $2,500 - $3,000 76 Martin Popplewell Untitled, oil on handmade paper signed. 500mm x 760mm. $1,000 - $1,500

77 Seraphine Pick We Are Looking For The Girl in This Picture. The Only Address That We Have is This Place, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2001; title inscribed and signed on artist’s label affixed verso. 1250mm x 1050mm. $14,000 - $18,000

Blurring the boundaries of the real and the imagined, Seraphine Pick’s impressive canvas details an ordinary lounge albeit with some interesting additions. Everyday items such as the couch, curtains, television, ashtray and lamp lend the work a sense of familiarity while the casual, relaxed pose of the figure in the background adds an element of languid calm. The foreground, however, tells a slightly different story.

Sitting backwards on a chair, clad in a black hooded sweatshirt and jandals, a young girl concentrates intently on the floor where a small group of fantastical creatures – some winged and some horned and some with long ears – gathers in a small, fenced circle. Beautifully rendered, these hybrid creatures cluster on and around a plump, round cushion that is encircled by a miniature mountain range. The painterly treatment of the work is characteristic of Pick, with an apparent textured surface due to the wealth of visible brush strokes. Although the lamp casts a distinct pool of light, the entire work is infused with a soft luminous glow that adds to its alluring charm. JEMMA FIELD

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78 A Pair of Vintage Norwegian Black Leather Office Chairs H.1050mm x 660mm x 700mm. $1,300 - $2,000 79 Bill Riley Reconstructed White Sea of Ice, acrylic on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2005. 1000mm x 1500mm. $6,000 - $8,000 80 Harvey Benge Trivial Number 12 from Victory of the Trivial Series, pigment print on photographic paper, 1/5, signed and editioned verso. 600mm x 490mm. $2,500 - $3,000 81 Gerald Jenkins The Approval, digital print, title inscribed, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;95. 420mm x 330mm. $1,000 - $2,000

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82 ANTONIO Citterio with Toan Nguyen FOR KARTELL Spoon Stool (Red), solid coloured polypropylene structure, embossed For Kartell, Made in Italy, Spoon by A. Citterio with Toan Nguyen verso. Height adjustable (760mm - 950mm) 440mm x 380mm. $500 - $700 83 ANTONIO Citterio with Toan Nguyen FOR KARTELL Spoon Stool (Grey), solid coloured polypropylene structure, embossed For Kartell, Made in Italy, Spoon by A. Citterio with Toan Nguyen verso. Height adjustable (760mm x 950mm) 440mm x 380mm. $500 - $700 36

84 Simon Ingram Untitled, oil on linen. 1080mm x 1080mm. $6,000 - $8,000 85 Piero Fornasetti A pair of obelisk table lamps 900mm x 130mm x 90mm. $3,000 - $3,500 86 Charles and Ray EAMSES by Herman Miller A set of six vintage â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;EA105â&#x20AC;&#x2122; aluminium group chairs designed in 1958. This set manufactured c.1965. 900mm x 700mm x 700mm each. $4,400 - $5,500 87

Prospero Rasulo FOR FEEL BRF table, metal

frame, black leather top. 900mm x 900mm x 340mm. $550 - $750

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88 Philippe StarcK FOR KARTELL DR NO Chair, polycarbonate plastic and metal, inscribed Armchair DR NO by Starck for Kartell, Made in Italy verso. 790mm x 530mm x 500mm. $200 - $300

Philippe Starck for kartell miss balu (small),

polycarbonate plastic, inscribed Table Miss Balu by Starck for Kartell, Made in Italy. 950mm x 740mm. $500 - $600 90 James Robinson In th [sic] Wilds of Gallery in the terror of you gaze (Judge, Witness, Jury, Voter, Victim) Demo crazy Career, mixed media and collage on canvas, title inscribed and signed verso. 400mm x 300mm. $1,800 - $2,200

91 Fiona Pardington The Kiss, gelatin silver print. 255mm x 195mm. $1,500 - $2,000 92 James Cousins Edge II, oil on canvas. 850mm x 800mm. $3,500 - $5,500 93

Vico Magistretti for Kartell A Pair of Black Maui

Armchairs with Armrests, polycarbonate and metal, embossed Chair Maui by Vico Magistretti for Kartell. Made in Italy verso. 780mm x 600mm x 420mm (x 2). $500 - $700

94 Judy Millar Untitled, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2005 verso. 2840mm x 1700mm. $30,000 - $40,000

Judy Millar’s work is bold, gestural and, even though it is pure nonobjective abstraction on a flat ground, it is still highly three-dimensional. Millar is one of New Zealand’s best abstract painters and is attracting huge international attention, especially in Europe. She is primarily concerned with the direct relationship of the body to the surface of the canvas and the viscosity and materiality of paint as it is initially applied and moved around using the side of her hand. This process allows her to get as close to the surface as possible resulting in an abundance of assertive movement, emotion and synaesthetic action. This technique allows the imagery to be created by a reductive process, the removal of paint. Breaking down conservative traditions of painting, where building up the layers has been the status quo, she paints backwards instead, removing and reworking the paint whilst it is still wet. This process is a significant development from her stripe paintings of the mid-nineties such as the Stroke series and masking-tape works,

which consisted of compositions made up of ordered horizontal bands. The fluidity and honesty of the surface in Untitled, 2005 allows viewers to immerse themselves easily in the painting. In this sense, the painting becomes a type of semi-permeable membrane; it evokes a desire for immersion rather than offering a superficial surface trick. This is a similar philosophical outlook to that was characterised by the American Abstract Expressionists, also called the Action painters, who originated primarily in New York from the thirties. It is an ideology which encompasses the philosophy of freedom, where spontaneous improvisation and individuality reigns supreme and the intellectual context becomes the subject matter. The all-over natural composition is even-handed and balanced, arranged to create a harmony in the parts of a whole. For me, there is a strong parallel with Colin McCahon’s Mondrian’s Last Chrysanthemum from the Kaipara Flat series painted in 1971. The frenetic brush strokes, which represent some kind of deathly storm warning, fill the entire canvas. This year, Judy Millar will be representing New Zealand at the 53rd International Venice Biennale. JONATHAN ORGAN

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Paul Hartigan

Two-Bob a.k.a Puff Daddy,

ultrachrome print, 8/50, title inscribed, signed and dated 2004. 470mm x 780mm. $1,500 - $2,000 96

John Chrichton

Large Mosaic Tile Charger,

ceramic mosaic and copper; artists label attached verso. 570mm diameter. $500 - $800

97 John Nixon Untitled, acrylic enamel on hardboard, signed and dated 1999. 530mm x 530mm. $2,500 - $3,500 98 Italian SIDE TablE with two frieze drawers 780mm x 990mm x 545mm. $1,000 - $2,000 99 Vico Magistretti for Kartell A pair of Maui Chairs (Orange), polycarbonate and metal; embossed Chair Maui by Vico Magistretti for Kartell, Made in Italy, on verso. 780mm x 460mm x 420mm. $350 - $500 100 A Teak Sideboard of Small Proportions with two cupboards and four drawers on circular tapering legs, possibly Parkers, Australia. Note; slightly distressed. 730mm x 1370mm x 460mm. $500 - $700 (not illustrated)

101 Dale Frank “The Problem in Translating the Loss of Self in Giacometti’s Walking Under the Rain When Confronted by Arp’s Objects Arranged According to the Law of Chance”, 1994/95, enamel and acrylic on canvas; Exhibited Dale Frank, Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth 14 May - 31 July 1996; Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland 22 July - 9 August 1997; City Gallery, Wellington 4 October - 30 November 1997. 2600mm x 2000mm. $50,000 - $60,000

Dale Frank employs masses of swirling colours, pouring, pushing and manipulating the painted surface through alchemy and gravity. In his paintings, Frank does not set out to imitate nature; he instead bends forms, deconstructs shapes and juxtaposes primary colours next to highly artificial resins and metallic pigments. His title ‘The Problem in translating the loss of self in Giacometti’s walking under the rain when confronted Arp’s objects arranged according to the law of chance’ is art historically charged and philosophically loaded. The Italian sculptor Alberto Giacometti takes a hallucinatory journey into the biomorphic and Dadaist land of Hans Jean Arp. Psychoanalytical theories

come to the fore and are integral in Frank’s conceptual practice and oeuvre. He articulates signs, signifiers and myths creating avant-garde works tapping into the Freudian and Jungian unconsciousness. Frank does away with conscious censorship, tapping into the paranormal worlds of psychic automatism, where the artist paints automatically. This allows the paint to move in a random fashion, applying chance and accident to creating the image and having no rational control. Just as Giacometti’s bronze surfaces are scarred and pitted, so too is Frank’s palette. He creates these surfaces through the employment of commercially based enamelled paint that has been mixed with acrylic paint and at times heat treated. The result is a glossy, congealed, textured surface. Sinewy rivers of colour appear in the biomorphic shapes, reminiscent of Arshile Gorky. Frank creates a postmodern interpretation of the imagery found in European abstraction. Irregular forms float on colour fields of an immaterial universe. This work is of monumental proportions and is about the act of painting itself. JONATHAN ORGAN

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102 Anne Riethmaier Colour as Subject, acrylic and liquid glass

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on canvas; signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;06 verso. 1015mm x 1015mm. $1,000 - $1,500 103

Vico Magistretti FOR KARTELL

5 Maui Chairs in

Eggshell Blue, polycarbonate plastic; inscribed Chair Maui by Vico Magistretti for Kartell, Made in Italy verso. 800mm x 450mm x 500mm. $800 - $1,000 104 Ron Arad FOR KARTELL Tom - Vac Chair in white with castors, polypropelene plastic and steel, inscribed Kartell Parier Ronan et Erwan Bouroullec on lid rim. 770mm x 650mm x 550mm. $250 - $350

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105 MINOTTI ITALIA Moco Collection Henri IV Corner Shelf stainless steel. 1600mm x 770mm x 580mm. $400 - $600 (not illustrated) 106 MINOTTI ITALIA Moco Collection Henri IV Corner Shelf stainless steel. 1600mm x 770mm x 580mm. $400 - $600 (not illustrated) 107 MINOTTI ITALIA Moco Collection Henri IV Corner Shelf stainless steel. 1600mm x 770mm x 580mm. $400 - $600 (not illustrated) 108 MINOTTI ITALIA Moco Collection Henri IV Corner Shelf stainless steel. 1100mm x 500mm x 380mm. $250 - $350 (not illustrated)

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John Walsh

Okorahanga Tu’s, oil on board;

signed with artist’s initials SEA and dated ‘08 verso. $14,000 - $18,000 110 Vico Magistretti for Kartell Maui Chair

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(Green), polycarbonate and metal embossed Chair Maui by Vico Magistretti for Kartell; Made in Italy verso. 780mm

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x 460mm x 420mm. $150 - $200 111

James Cousins

canvas,

Trio, oil and acrylic on

signed and dated 2009. 1050mm x 950mm.

$5,000 - $7,000 112

GUIDO DROCCO FOR GUFRAM

(collaboration

with Franco Mello) Cactus serving as a coat rack, steel and polyurethane foam, designed in 1972. 1700mm x 730mm diameter. $2,000 - $2,500 113 R Bello Dias for NUBE Memo chaise lounge, steel and leather, 600mm x 1580mm x 800mm. $1,000 $1,500

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114 114 Sara Hughes Painting For A Wall, vinyl on perspex. 1070mm x 1000mm x 60mm. $6,000 - $8,000 115 Max Gimblett Sings, foil and screenprint. 760mm x 570mm. $2,500 - $3,500 116 Prospero Rasulo for brf ludo table 2000mm x 900mm x 700mm. $1,800 - $2,300 (not illustrated) 117 Marc Newson Wood Chair’ original prototype, Chair of slatted celery topped pine strips steam bent to form a double curve or ‘alpha’ shape. The backrest extends down around and back to form the seat and supports the strips strengthened with horizontal bracing at the top (missing to base) and at three points around the curve of the seat. Approximately twelve strips missing. 660mm x 905mm x1000mm . $15,000 - $20,000

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grey wool. 500mm x 770 x 420mm. $50 - $100 119 D-Shaped Stool New Zealand Designed, upholstered in grey wool. 500mm x 770 x 420mm. $50 - $100 120 D-Shaped Stool New Zealand Designed, upholstered in green wool. 500mm x 770 x 420mm. $50 - $100 121 D-Shaped Stool New Zealand Designed, upholstered in red wool. 500mm x 770 x 420mm. $50 - $100 122 Richard Thompson Untitled, enamelled steel, signed with artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initials RT. 2100mm x 880mm x 600mm. $10,000 - $12,000 123 JEFF KOONS Balloon Dog (Blue), cast porelain coated with a blue reflective finish, attached to a percelain plate, also coated with a silver reflective finish. From an addition of 2300. Dated 2002. Diameter 265mm x 114mm. $6,000 - $9,000

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124 Gavin Hipkins New Age (Whatipu X), unigue inkjet print

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on acid free Hahnemuhle photo rag, 308 gsm;1/1 title inscribed and dated 2008 on artist’s label verso. 450mm x 300mm. $4,000 $6,000 125

Kill Pixie

Untitled 2, acrylic, watercolour and ink on

paper, mounted on wooden box. 130mm x 205mm x 50mm. $1,800 - $2,500 126

Kill Pixie

Untitled I, acrylic, watercolour and ink on

paper mounted on wooden box. 230mm x 290mm x 50mm. $1,200 - $1,800

Mark Whalen, aka ‘Kill Pixie’, earned his craft by working while you were asleep, painting large-scale street works through the aluminous mornings of the world’s greatest mega cities. With themes of futuristic lost cultures, bio fractal wild life, communal sight and extrasensory communication, Whalen’s work in recent years has imploded in both scale and intensity. Origami worlds unfold in onto other worlds, psychedelic parades offering hyper-detail in the form of delicate line work that in itself is so intricate that you are left having to pull yourself back into the full work to experience the great use of colour through ink, watercolour and acrylic. NEIL CAMPBELL 127 Visionaire 50 Artist Toys 10 toys by Alex Katz; Tony Oursler; Kurt Vonnegurt and Joe Petro III; Rita Ackerman; Rob Pruitt; Kehinde Wiley; Chiho Aoshima; Tim Noble and Sue Webster; R. Crumb; Chip Kidd, 2661/4000; each toy signed verso. 600mm x 550mm x 550mm each. $400 - $600

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128 (A-D) Cleon Paterson Untitled, spray paint, acrylic and paper on board. 400mm x 400mm. $4,000 - $6,000 each

Creatively and provocatively displayed, Cleon Peterson’s paintings let you discover a war, not The War (if there is such a thing) but a war nonetheless: a dramatically stylised, primitive and future-proofed struggle between power and submission. The violent, human, collective and alienating experience of a shuddering contemporary society is offered. However, there is no video-game enthusiasm here, instead all are victims possessed with a shared rage. The immediacy of each character’s impending anonymous death or act of brutality is set within a blood-soaked folk tale where children’s bedside stories have become the final stand between an infected cast of listeners, fashion gangs and sameness. Ultimate authority appears to be missing, suggesting that there may be no politic for the viewer to give meaning to the violence of which they are now a part, merely the discovery of war. Peterson exhibits extensively through the Northern hemisphere and was most recently invited to co-collaborate with Shepard Fairley on the 2009 Fifth Avenue project, New York. NEIL CAMPBELL

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Dick Frizzell

The Lonely Sea and the Sky, oil on canvas, title

inscribed, signed and dated 24/11/99 . 600mm x 500mm. $7,000 - $9,000 130 Karl Maughan Pirie Crescent, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 verso. 505mm x 405mm. $3,500 - $5,500 131 Arne Jacobsen BY FRITZ HANSEN 4 Series 7 Ant Chairs, bent wood on steel frame. 700mm x 4600mm x 500mm each. $1,300 - $1,600 132 Arne Jacobsen BY FRITZ HANSEN 4 Series 7 Ant Chairs, bent wood on steel frame. 700mm x 4600mm x 500mm each. $1,300 - $1,600 133 Sara Hughes Scales of Economy 4, screenprint, 10/20, title inscribed, signed and dated 2008. 760mm x 560mm. $800 - $1,200

134 Michael Stevenson Double Negative under Construction,

136 Richard Thompson Adam and Eve, stainless steel. 350mm

charcoal on paper, dated 1994. 570mm x 570mm. $2,000 - $3,000

x 180mm x 180mm. $2,000 - $3,000

135 Philippe Starck DR NA Table, polycarbonate plastic; inscribed

137 Soshun 65H Barstool (pair), white leather and steel frame.

Table Dr NA by Starck, made in Italy verso. 710mm x 550mm diameter.

650mm x 545mm. $500 - $700

$500 - $600 (not illustrated) 138 Soshun 86H Barstool, white leather and steel frame. 850mm x 545mm. $250 - $300 139 A 38 Piece Six Setting Poole Dinner Service in pale 134

blue and mushroom. $400 - $600 (not illustrated) 140 Kronjyden Denmark Bing & Grondal â&#x20AC;&#x153;Reliefâ&#x20AC;? 34 Piece Tea Service, including covered bowl, serving dishes. Some faults. $100 - $150 (not illustrated) 141 Vico Magistretti for Kartell 2 white Maui armchairs with armrests, polycarbonate and steel; embossed Chair Maui by Vico Magistretti for Kartell made in Italy verso. 780mm x 600mm x 420mm. $400 - $600 (not illustrated)

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142 142 Denys Watkins Blow Horn, acrylic on two metal panels, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;03 verso. 470mm x 1010mm; 470mm x 910mm. $2,000 - $3,000 143 Jonathan Brown

Untitled (Red), acrylic on embossed

canvas. 1020mm x 1010mm. $1,200 - $1,800 144 Jonathan Brown Untitled (White), acrylic on embossed canvas. 1020mm x 1010mm. $1,500 - $2,000 145 Christophe Pillet, manufactured FOR NUBE Papier de Bonne Square Chair (Red), fabric on foam. 500mm x 500mm x 500mm. $220 - $300 (not illustrated) 146 White Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel. 2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 147 White Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel. 2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 148 White Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel.

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2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 149 Black Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel. 2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 150 Black Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel. 2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 151

Grey Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel.

2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 152

Grey Anaconda Bookcase powder coated steel.

2400mm x 900mm x 280mm each. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 153 Dr Richard Cooper Untitled, baked enamel on steel, signed and dated 2008. 400mm x 400mm. $3,000 - $4,000

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media. 2180mm x 300mm x 200mm. $3,000 - $5,000 155 Ronan AND Erwan Bouroullec Felt zip rug. 1760mm x 1600mm. $200 - $300 (not illustrated) 156 Herb Foley Birds and Bush, acrylic on board, title inscribed verso Exhibited New Paintings Orex Gallery 2006. 660mm x 760mm. $2000 - $3000 157 PHILLIPE STARCK for kartell Charles Ghost, clear polycarbonate plastic, inscribed Charles Ghost by Kartell with Starck verso. 770mm x 300mm diameter. $250 - $350

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158 Alias Outdoor barstool ( pair ), synthetic mesh on steel frame. 1020mm x 450mm x 450mm. $200 - $300 (not illustrated) 159 Heals & Son Dressing Table and Stool, with exterior veneers of scented guarea and solid mahogany moulding. (faults). 1220mm x 460mm. $600 - $800 (not illustrated) 160 Heals & Son A Pair of Wardrobes, with exterior veneers of scented guarea and solid mahogany moulding (faults) 1900 x 1080mm x 560mm each. $600 - $1,200

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161 Pae White Garland, unique digital image on acrylic. 600mm 161

diameter. $12,000 - $14,000 162 Lisa Benson Tinge Series, Aqua #1, chromira digital mural print; title inscribed, signed and dated 2004 verso. 1560mm x 1200. $2,500 - $3,500 163 Angelo Mangiarotti FOR Skipper â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Erosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; white marble dining table, designed in 1971. 720mm x 1450mm diameter. $4,000 - $6,000 164 Adriano Tolonei for sintesi 4 Baba chairs in black, 800mm x 550mm x 700mm each. $700 - $900 (not illustrated) 165 Adriano Tolonei for sintesi 4 Baba chairs in white, 800mm x 550mm x 700mm each. $700 - $900 (not illustrated) 166

Adriano Tolonei for sintesi 4 Baba chairs in grey,

800mm x 550mm x 700mm each. $700 - $900

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167 Stafford Allpress Spare Room, mdf, card, plastic, balsa wood, paper, acrylic, enamel and wood. 192mm x 131mm x 125mm. $800 - $1,000 168 A Peter Hvidt Teak Gateleg Dining Table by France & Son with two drop side â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; end leaves. Note: marks to veneer. 730mm x 1630mm x 1430mm. $1,600 - $2,200 (not illustrated) 169

PATRA Chairs chairs, moulded plastic and stainless

steel 830mm x 700mm x 550mm. $400 - $600

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170 A Five Piece Dining Suite comprising of four spokebacked chairs and an extension table. Table closed 720 x 1200mm x 800mm. $600 - $1,000 (not illustrated) 171 Peter Traag 4 white Mummy Chairs, bent Beech chair polyurethane foam wrapped in polyester elatic ribbon. 880mm x 440mm x 410mm. $800 - $1,200 172 Simon James A set of two chairs, moulded plastic on steel frame. 800mm x 550mm x 580mm. $500 - $700

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A harlequin sale OF

FINE & AFFORDABLE JEWELLERY & WATCHES DAY 3 A HARLEQUIN SALE OF FINE & AFFORDABLE JEWELLERY & WATCHES WEDNESDAY 13 may 2009, 5PM (one session) VIEWING THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

Illustrated Left:

A Lady’s Rolex Stainless & Gold Datejust Wristwatch $2,750 - $3,250

B Solitaire 1.57ct Diamond Pendant $10,000 - $12,000

C Ring Set With 3.2ct Of Brilliant & Baguette Cut Diamonds $5,750 - $6,750

14 MAY 15 MAY 16 MAY 17 MAY 18 MAY 19 MAY 20 MAY

9AM – 5.15PM 9AM – 5.15PM 11AM – 3PM 11AM – 3PM 9AM – 5.15PM 9AM – 5.15PM 9AM – 4PM

D Bicycle Brooch Set With Diamonds $1,800 - $2,200 E Bangle Set With Diamonds $7,000 - $8,000 F Pendant Set With Diamonds $3,250 - $3,750 G Three Diamond Ring 2ct+ 2x 1ct $32,000 - $38,000 H Ceylon Sapphire & Diamond Ring $8,500 - $9,500 I Pair Diamond Earstuds 3.10ct $22,500 - $25,000 J Gentleman’s Omega Speedmaster Wristwatch

BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 12.5% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only. NO DELIVERY OF ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE GIVEN DURING THE SALE.

$1,200 - $1,400

K Diamond Line Bracelet 12.7ct $12,000 - $15,000 L Diamond “Tennis” Bracelet 8.06ct $10,000 - $12,000

M Solitaire Pear Shape Diamond 2.3ct F VS2 $35,000 - $40,000

N Diamond Necklace $1,200 - $1,400 O Art Deco Platinum & Diamond Wristwatch $1,250 - $1,500

P Pr Diamond Earstuds 1.80ct $11,000 - $13,000

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WEDNESDAY MAY 13, 5PM

JEWELLERY & WATCHES LOTS 200-490 A Harlequin sale of Fine, Affordable and Estate Jewellery together with desirable watches. A varied and interesting sale with items to suit all tastes and budgets. Many entries to be sold with modest or no reserve!

Illustrated Left:

A Lady’s 18ct Gold Rolex Datejust Wristwatch $7,500 - $8,500

B Pavé Diamond Ring, Centre Approx 1.5ct $15,000 - $17,000

C Solitaire Diamond Ring 1.12ct E VVS2 $8,000 - $9,000

D Ring Of Princess Cut Diamonds 1.02+0.56ct $6,000 - $7,000

E Emerald & Diamond Ring $8,500 - $9,500

A simple inventory style catalogue, with full descriptions and estimates for the more valuable items, will be available free of charge at viewings or on-line at www.webbs.co.nz from 1st May. Absentee bids are welcomed on all items, and telephone bids on any item with an estimate over $500. COLLECTION OF ITEMS Property purchased can be collected as soon as cleared funds have been received. Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. NO DELIVERY OF ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE GIVEN DURING THE SALE.

F Solitaire 1.5ct Diamond Ring $9,500 - $10,500 G Diamond Cluster Earrings 4.35ct $6,000 - $7,000 H Pr Diamond Earstuds 2.35ct $11,000-13,000 I

Diamond Heart Pendant Necklace $1,800 - $2,200

J Bracelet Of Cabochon Gemstones $800 - $1,200 K Loose Diamond 1.56ct E SI1 $17,000 - $19,000 L Rolex Gold Bubble-Back Wristwatch C1948 $4,000 - $5,000

M Pr Diamond Earrings 3.89ct $3,750 - $4,250 N Pr Diamond Drop Earrings $2,400 - $2,800 O Cabochon Ruby & Diamond Pendant $6,000 - $7,000 P Ruby & Diamond Drop Earrings $3,750 - $4,250

CONDITION OF ITEMS The condition of items is not generally detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves with regard to the condition of lots on which they bid and should refer to clause 6 in the Conditions of Sales for Buyers printed at the back of the catalogue. Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.

fine j ewellery & watches

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DAY 4 A2 ART THURSDAY 14 may, 6.30PM

VIEWING: THURSDAY

7 MAY 9AM

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8 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

SATURDAY

9 MAY 11AM

– 3PM

SUNDAY

10 MAY 11AM

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MONDAY

11 MAY 9AM

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TUESDAY

12 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

WEDNESDAY

13 MAY 9AM

– 5.30PM

THURSDAY

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BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only.

Illustrated Left: Lot 826 TED DUTCH The Red Machine (Detail), screenprint, 27/48, signed and dated 1963. 380mm x 720mm. $1,000 - $1,500

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803 800 Peter Peryer Alphabet Series, three lithographs, 1982. 430mm x 290mm; 280mm x 420mm; 430mm x 295mm. $500 - $700 801 Jenny Dolezel The Sun Stolen, six mezzotints, all works title inscribed and signed, Intermission 11/30; The Awakening 11/30; And Nothing Else Really Matters 11/30; Unsuitable Accomodation 11/30; Pleasure 11/30; Surrender 11/30. 380mm x 520mm. $2,500 - $3,000 802 Ted Dutch Figure Study 1986, ceramic tile, signed verso. 550mm x 550mm. $800 - $1,000 803

Aroha Lewin Floral Cameo Tiki, screenprint,

1/5,

title

inscribed,

signed

700mm x 500mm. $700 - $900

and

dated

2007.

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805

806

807 808

809

804 Bill Hammond Untitled, woodblock, signed and

807

dated 1982. 290mm x 460mm. $1,200 - $1,800

17/24, titled, signed and dated 1998. 760mm x 560mm.

Richard Killeen Rats in Hats, screenprint,

$3,000 - $5,000 805

Peter Oxborough Dawdle Resting on Oar,

bronze and granite. 880mm x 320mm x 320mm. $3,000

808 John Radford A Proof Under Stress, plaster, title

- $4,000

inscribed, signed and dated 4.06.97; inscribed 191 Queen St 1886 - 1984. 330mm x 235mm x 52mm. $600 - $800

806

Dick Frizzell Pascoid Tiki, screenprint, title

inscribed, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;98. 390mm x 288mm.

809 Bill Hammond Untitled, woodblock, signed and

$800 - $1,000

dated 1982. 290mm x 460mm. $1,200 - $1,800

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811

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812

814 810

Bill Hammond Limbo Bay 1, lithograph,

artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s proof, title inscribed, signed and dated 2001. 520mm x 740mm. $3,000 - $5,000 811 Dick Frizzell Old Hokunui, screenprint, 02/13, title inscribed, signed and dated 1990. 630mm x 880mm. $1,200 - $1,500 812 Marian Maguire Vines, acrylic on board, title inscribed, signed and dated 2003. 940mm x 250mm. $300 - $500 813

Stanley Palmer Haratonga - Pohutakawa,

bamboo etching, 47/100, title inscribed, signed and dated 1991. 520mm x 740mm. $1,500 - $2,000 814

Nick Wall Future Romantics III, oil on canvas,

title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 verso. 1200mm x 815

600mm. $800 - $1,000 815 Sarah Guppy Yellow Vase, French enamel on glass with collage, title inscribed, signed and dated 2003 verso. 295mm x 440mm. $800 - $1,200

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817

819

820

818

821

819

Lesley van der Sluys Spangled Drongo

(N.E Australia) and Coral Tree, linocut, title inscribed, signed and dated 1985 and inscribed N.C VIII - ‘85. 380mm x 320mm. $300 - $500 820

Bridget Bidwill Still Life 5 Forms, acrylic

on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated 1995. 380mm x 260mm. $800 - $1200

816 Philip Clairmont Black Crucifixion, screenprint, 3/100,

title

inscribed,

signed

and

dated

1981.

745mm x 490mm. $2,000 - $3,000 817 John Drawbridge Bottle, Window and Trees

821

six catalogues on Colin McCahon

McCahon Religious Works 1946 - 1952; Manawatu Art Gallery, 1975; Retrospective: A Retrospective Exhibition, M.T. Woollaston, Colin McCahon, Auckland City Art Gallery, May 1963; Colin McCahon: A Survey Exhibition, Auckland City Art Gallery March-April 1972; McCahon’s

mezzotint, 6/50, title inscribed, signed and dated 1996.

Necessary Protection, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, 1977;

285mm x 205mm. $650 - $850

Eight New Zealand Artists; Colin McCahon: Numerals and Stations, Landscapes and Religious Subjects, Auckland

818

Philip Trusttum Untitled, oil on unstretched

City Art Gallery, Nov - Dec 1978. $200 - $300

canvas, signed and dated ‘01. 525mm x 645mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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826

827

822 Colin McCahon 15 Drawings Dec ‘51 to May ‘52, A 24 page book of lithographic prints interspersed with poetic text. Published by the Hocken Library, University of Otago 1976, title inscribed, signed and dated December ‘51 May ‘52; inscribed For Charles Brasch from Colin McCahon 1959. 260mm x 200mm. $1,800 - $2,500 823

Barry Cleavin Devil Take the Hindmost,

lithograph, printer’s proof from an edition of 24, title inscribed, signed and dated 2002. Provenance: From the collection of Sarah Kentish-Barnes, Lithographer and former assistant to Marian Maguire of PaperGraphica Fine

825

Justin Summerton Where the Road Ends,

oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘08. 855mm x 1050mm. $4,500 - $5,500

Print Studio, Christchurch. 495mm x 605mm. $400 - $500 826 824 Salvador Dali Untitled, Limoge Porcelain, No. 892, Stamped Dali; Specially Designed by Salvador Dali

Ted Dutch The Red Machine, screenprint,

27/48, signed and dated 1963. 380mm x 720mm. $1,000 - $1,500

and made by Teissonniere-Limoges for Air India. 180mm x 170mm x 130mm. $500 - $700

827 Trevor Lloyd Be It Ever So Humble, etching, title inscribed and signed. 110mm x 205mm. $450 - $550

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829

830

831

832

833

828 Fatu Feu’u Talasagol Aiol, screenprint. 745mm x

831

1060mm. $1,200 - $1,800

lithograph, 66/75, title inscribed, signed and dated 2000.

Grahame Sydney Nightfall on Ridge Road,

410mm x 620mm. $1.200 - $1,800 829 Anda Patterson Victims of War, mixed media polyptych, signed and dated ‘70. 1185mm x 1495mm.

832

$800 - $1,000

12/20,

Nigel Brown Urewera Set No. 3, screenprint, title

inscribed,

signed

and

dated

‘87.

525mm x 675mm. $600 - $800 830

Patrick Hayman Lovers by the Sea, etching,

artist’s proof, signed; title inscribed and signed verso.

833 Michael Smither Landforms, screenprint, 1/24,

160mm x 285mm. $350 - $450

signed with artist’s initials MDS and dated 28/1/75. 375mm x 515mm. $400 - $600

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834

837

836

839

838

834 Michael Smither Island 1, screenprint, artist’s

837

proof, title inscribed, signed with artist’s initials MDS and

signed and editioned . 640mm x 490mm. $800 - $1,000

Salvador Dali Untitled, lithograph, 157/240,

dated ‘73. 510mm x 405mm. $500 - $700 835 Michael Smither Island 2, screenprint, artist’s proof, title inscribed, signed with artist’s initials MDS and dated ‘74. 510mm x 405mm. $500 - $700 836 Michael Smither Island 3, screenprint, artist’s proof, title inscribed, signed with artist’s initials MDS and dated ‘75. 510mm x 405mm. $500 - $700

838

John Lennon Turn Left and Make Peace,

lithograph, 278/300, title inscribed on the plate, signed John Lennon blind stamp. Accompanied by orignal certificate of authenticity. Note: All proceeds from the sale of the work will directly benefit The Peace Foundation. 430mm x 290mm. $1,800 - $2,500 839

Michael Tuffery Paka Paka Paka Paka,

lithograph, 17/120, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘92. 750mm x 540mm. $1,000 - $1,500

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841

843

842

844

845 840

Alan Taylor Pukemoko, Wizard Hill, acrylic

on canvas board, signed; original Denis Cohn Gallery label affixed verso, working drawing affixed verso. 340mm x 440mm. $500 - $700 841

Michael Smither Seascape, screenprint,

signed with artist’s initials MDS and dated 1/09/74. 450mm x 800mm. $1,500 - $2,000 842 Pat Hanly Everyman Awakes, screenprint, 14/20, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘73. 555mm x 555mm. $2,000 - $2,500 843 Dr Richard Cooper Untitled, ink and acrylic

844 Pat Hanly Life Goes On, screenprint, 13/50, title

on paper, signed and dated 2008. 700mm x 500mm.

inscribed, signed and dated ‘81 and inscribed Golden

$1,000 - $1,200

Age. Second state; original John Leech Art Dealer label affixed verso. 520mm x 580mm. $1,500 - $2,500 845 Peter James Smith Waiotapu, mixed media on board, title inscribed, signed and dated 1993. 1200mm x 1790mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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846 Pindrop Foundation The Art of Hearing 2008

Judy Millar New Ears. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, signed

Portfolio. A set of six screeprints commissioned for the

and dated ‘08. 760mm x 560mm.

Pindrop Foundation. The sale of these prints directly benefit the Pindrop Foundation who help deaf people access cochlear implant technology. $3,000 - $4,000 Sara Hughes kzpygv. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, signed

JOhn Pule Small Bird. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘08. 760mm x 560mm.

and dated 2008. 760mm x 560mm. Shane Cotton Broken Water. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, Dick Frizzell Together Alone. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, signed and dated 2008. 760mm x 560mm.

Robert Ellis Aroha. screenprint, 19/60, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘08. 560mm x 760mm.

signed and dated 2008. 560mm x 760mm.

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849

848

850

851

852

847 Garry Currin Genesis Purakanui, oil on canvas,

850 Robyn Kahukiwa Ko Ranginui, Papatuanuku me

title inscribed, signed and dated 2003; dated 2003 verso.

Ruaumoko, screenprint, 3/50, title inscribed, signed and

1220mm x 1680mm. $2,000 - $4,000

dated ‘87. 595mm x 545mm. $600 - $900

848 Edward Seago Chalk Cliffs on the Siene,

851 Mary McFarlane Golden Orb, mirror, signed and

watercolour, signed. 380mm x 560mm. $4,000 - $5,000

dated 2008. 1060mm diameter. $4,000 - $6,000

849 Garth Tapper Far North, East Coast, Doubtless

852 Jane Zusters Beyond Post Modern to the Post-

Bay Tractor Tracks, pen and ink on paper, signed and

Absurd, acrylic and collage on paper, signed and dated

dated ‘94; title inscribed, signed and dated ‘94 verso

‘88. 580mm x 750mm. $1,000 - $2,000

and inscribed 1 of 7 brush and ink drawings drawn on the beach winter ‘94 verso. 265mm x 365mm. $200 - $400

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856

857

858

853 Christina Conrad A Terrible Longing of Garth

857 Juliet Batten Against Broken Promises, Weeping

Cartwright, concrete and pigment on board, signed;

Time I, acrylic and collage on paper, signed and dated

title inscribed and signed verso. 750mm x 570mm.

‘90; title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 on artist’s label

$300 - $500

verso. Exhibited: Against Broken Promises, Wellington City Gallery, 1990. 655mm x 515mm. $600 - $800

854

J. McGibbon Untitled, mixed media on paper,

signed and dated ‘88. 1070mm x 740mm. $400 - $600

858

Juliet

Peter Wind

Demons

Northerly,

linocut, 08/18, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘74. 855 Kura te Waru Rewiri An Idea from the Past, acrylic on canvas, , title inscribed, signed and dated 03/02 verso. 1500mm x 1000mm. $6,000 - $8,000 856

Sally Ridge Sue Sitting on her Couch, acrylic

on canvas, signed and dated ‘94. 1215mm x 910mm. $500 - $700

555mm x 425mm. $200 - $300

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860

861

862

863

859 Peter Panyockzi Untitled, oil and sand on paper, signed and dated 2000. 810mm x 1200mm. $800 - $1,000 860 Anita Desoto Thank you for the half of you, you gave, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2005. 840mm x 800mm. $2,500 - $3,500 861

Justin Summerton Kare Kare Binocular/

Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rock and Paratatoe Island, oil on canvas, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;09. 580mm x 880mm. $4,000 - $5,000 862 864

Kura Te Waru-Rewiri Ivy, acrylic on board,

signed and dated 1999 verso. 285mm x 435mm. $4,000 - $6,000 863

Michael Smither Black Rocks, screenprint.

530mm x 585mm. $1,800 - $2,000 864

Nigel Brown Urewera Set No. 4, screenprint,

14/19, title inscribed, signed and dated 1987. 645mm x 510mm. $600 - $800

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866

867

869

868

865

Michael Smither Abstract, acrylic on paper,

signed with artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initials MDS and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;79. 870mm x 540mm. $600 - $800 866

Alan Taylor Mt Everest, Hillary 1919 - 2008,

oil on canvasboard, title inscribed and signed; signed and inscribed For Ever Rest in Peace... Southpole verso. 455mm x 353mm. $500 - $700 867

Patrick Hayman Love/Wilderness/Tree Poem

and Paintings, gouache on paper, signed; title inscribed, signed and dated 1971 verso. 290mm x 220mm. $2,200 - $2,500 868 Ted Dutch Untitled, acrylic and enamel on board. 1220mm x 760mm. $700 - $900 869 Kura Te Waru-Rewiri He pine Aroha / Brooch of Love, acrylic on canvasboard, title inscribed, signed and dated 03/00 verso. 450mm x 300mm. $800 - $1,000 870

Mervyn Williams Sequence I, acrylic on

canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 1995 verso. 2300mm x 600mm. $4,000 - $6,000 871

Peter Adam Hello Sailor Original Cover Art for

Self Titled Debut Album; title inscribed, signed and dated 1994 verso 720mm x 720mm $400 - $600

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870

872

873

875

874

876

877

870

872 Riduan Tomkins Untitled, silkscreen, 14/14, signed

875

and dated ‘92 verso. 520mm x 805mm. $300 - $400

media, signed and dated 2000; title inscribed verso.

Anneke Laan Ancient I and II, mixed

535mm x 535mm each. $800 - $1,200 873 Tony Lane Untitled, oil on board. 347mm x 623mm. $4,000 - $6,000

876 Roy Cowan Bird and Stream, lithograph, 07/12, title inscribed, signed with artist’s initials J.R.C and dated

874 Stanley Palmer Casares - Andalusia, bamboo

‘73. 350mm x 500mm. $200 - $300

etching, 21/60, title inscribed, signed and dated 1975. 415mm x 552mm. $400 - $600

877

Riduan Tomkins Untitled, silkscreen, 09/14,

signed

and

dated

‘92

verso.

520mm

805mm.

$300 - $400

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881

883

882

878 Richard Chrisp Memoirs, watercolour on paper,

881 Artist Unknown Drawings based on Gargantua

signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;85. 560mm x 400mm. $500 - $700

and Pantagruel by Francois Pabelais, 12 ink sketches, title inscribed, signed with initials WWD and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;99.

879

Stanley

Palmer

Mountainside,

bamboo

etching, 23/60, title inscribed, signed and dated 1979. 395mm x 295mm. $300 - $500 880 C. H. Everson Portrait of the Queen, oil on canvas, signed. 1010mm x 1270mm. $500 - $700

100mm x 105mm approx each. $200 - $400 882

Patterson Parkin Untitled, oil on shaped

canvas, signed and dated 2002. 1100mm diameter. $2,500 - $3,000 883 cruz jimenez Untitled, acrylic on paper, 790mm x 620mm. $2,500 - $3,000

884

885

887

888

886

889

884 Maria Olsen Still Life, pastel, signed and dated

887 Alice Blackley Destiny, two pencil and acrylic on

1990. 475mm x 415mm. $600 - $800

canvas works. 1750mm x 500mm each. $500 - $1,000

885

Philippa Blair Hook, Line and Sinker, oil on

888 Mark Wooller Dusk Voyage, oil on canvas,

canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 verso.

signed and dated 2002; title inscribed, signed and dated

1840mm x 1375mm. $3,000 - $4,000

2002 verso. 555mm x 455mm. $800 - $1,000

886

889 Nanette Lelaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ulu Woman Seated, acrylic on

GarRy

Currin Plates, acrylic on canvas.

1220mm x 1000mm. $1,200 - $1,500

canvas. 1280mm x 1205mm. $2,000 - $2,500

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890

891

893

892

894

895

890 Joan Lindsey Birds in Landscape Composition,

893 Garth Tapper End of Preliminary, pen and ink

oil on board, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;70. 370mm x 370mm.

on paper, signed; title inscribed, signed and dated 1994

$300 - $500

verso. 345mm x 415mm. $300 - $500

891

Reiko Elliot Origami Series (Lotus Flower)

894 Ellinore Ginn Pony of the Summer Winds, oil on

together with Origami Series (Frogs), two etchings, 4/30;

board, signed; title inscribed and verso. 430mm x 570mm.

1/30, title inscribed and signed, both works. 160mm x

$200 - $400

250mm each work. $80 - $120 895 Suzanne Goldberg Untitled, oil on card, signed 892 Raokin Wellington Harbour, watercolour, signed and dated 1934. 360mm x 450mm. $500 - $1,000

and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;66. 510mm x 680mm. $200 - $300

896

897

898

899

848

896

Shorter Trinity, 3 x lithographs, artist’s proof 1,

898 Robert Ellis Captured and Described, lithograph,

all title inscribed, signed and dated ‘83 . 925mm x 670mm.

28/100, signed and dated 2002. 760mm x 562mm.

each. $400 - $600

$600 - $800

897 April Shin Tempo of Diversity II, mixed media,

899 Piera McArthur Untitled, oil on canvas, signed

signed with artist’s monogram. 1030mm x 900mm.

and dated ‘02. 2130mm x 1670mm. $2,500 - $3,000

$2,000 - $4,000

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902

901

900

904

903

905

900 Liam Davidson Still Fire Dance, enamel on board.

903

995mm x 698mm. $1,500 - $2,000

Businessman, watercolour, ink and acrylic on paper,

Piera McArthur Revitalising Tonic for Tired

title inscribed, signed and dated ‘97. 790mm x 590mm. 901 Helen Massey Female Figure, acrylic on board,

$500 - $700

signed. 1195mm x 600mm. $450 - $550 904 Dorothy Waters Still Life with Fruit and Coffee 902 Alan Taylor Te Whiti - Parihaka, oil on board, title

Pot, acrylic and permanent marker on paper, signed.

inscribed and signed; title inscribed and signed on artist’s

470mm x 340mm. $300 - $500

label affixed verso. 140mm x 85mm. $150 - $200 905 Alan Grimsdale Temptress, Muka lithograph, 13/25,

title

inscribed,

signed

490mm x 370mm. $160 - $220

and

dated

‘90.

907

906

908

910

909

911

906 Philip Butler Oneiric Propinquity, oil pastel on

909

paper, title inscribed, signed and dated 1992 on artist’s

signed and dated ‘64. 565mm x 385mm. $400 - $600

Ida Carey Portrait of a Woman, oil on board,

label verso. 483mm x 290mm. $200 - $400 910 907

Reiko Elliott Portrait, watercolour, signed.

J. McGibbon Untitled, mixed media on paper,

signed and dated ‘88. 1070mm x 740mm. $400 - $600

560mm x 380mm. $400 - $600 911 908

Nan Manchester Magnolias, watercolour on

paper, signed . 485mm x 365mm. $120 - $150

Ogata Gekko Bamboo Shoots, watercolour,

title inscribed and signed on artist’s label verso. 230mm x 235mm. $1,200 - $1,500

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912

913

914

915

916

912 Allie Eagle Lake Wainamu, charcoal on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;78. 380mm x 550mm. $200 - $400 913 Phillis Crowley Womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Head, etching. 120mm x 120mm. $100 - $150 914 Thomas Darby Ryan (attributed) Okupu Bay, watercolour; inscribed authentic unsigned T. Ryan - watercolour - Okapu Bay verso. 325mm x 480mm. $400 - $600 915 Sir Frank Brangwyn A Spanish Monastery, etching, signed. 330mm x 410mm. $800 - $1,000 916

Jac Dwyer The Departure, acrylic on hessian

on board, title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 verso. 530mm x 545mm. $200 - $400

917

920

918

919

921

922

923 919

C. Spencer Rueti Watea, gelatin silver print,

title

inscribed,

signed

and

inscribed

102

photo.

197mm x 145mm. $200 - $300 920 Louis John Steele Male Maori Subject, oil on board, signed. 285mm x 185mm. $2,000 - $4,000 921

Photographer Unknown Elderly Wahine

with two Feathers, Patu and Cloak, gelatin silver print. 200mm x 150mm. $200 - $300 922 Terry Rodney Mansbridge Partingtons Mill, oil on canvas, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;96. 595mm x 445mm. 917 James Crowe Richmond Trees beside a Creek,

$400 - $600

watercolour, signed. 270mm x 180mm. $1,000 - $1,200 923

Robb Harvey High Street, Dunedin, NZ,

918 Thomas Selby Cousins Southern Alps, Mountain

watercolour, title inscribed, signed and dated 6/1/85,

Scene, watercolour. 290mm x 205mm. $600 - $800

11am. 180mm x 245mm. $300 - $500

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924

925

927

926

929 928

930 931

924

Peggy Spicer House, watercolour, signed.

187mm x 275mm. $300 - $500

928 Peggy Spicer Farmhouse, watercolour and pen, signed. 172mm x 295mm. $200 - $400

925

Peter Beadle Mt Cook and Tasman From

Waikukpa Beach - West Coast, oil on canvasboard, titled

929 Charles Blomfield North Island Landscape,

inscribed and signed verso. 185mm x 380mm. $600 -

oil on board, signed and dated 1889 . 295mm x 400mm.

$800

$5,000 - $7,500

926 John Douglas Perret Rotorua, chalk pastel

930 Frederick William Scarborough Blackwall

and ink. 230mm x 625mm. $1,000 - $1,500

Reach, London, watercolour, signed; title inscribed and signed verso. 190mm x 385mm. $600 - $800

927 Robb Harvey Queenstown - Lake Wakatipu, New

Zealand, watercolour, title inscribed, signed and dated

931 Thomas Drummond Whangarei Heads, oil on

17/1/85, 9.30am. 180mm x 245mm. $300 - $500

canvas, signed. 595mm x 1200. $1,500 - $2,500

932

937

933

938

934

932 W Meadows Venice Canal Scene, oil on canvas, signed. 335mm x 440mm. $600 - $800 933 Ramon Horsfield Australian Landscape, oil on canvasboard, signed and dated â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;40. 265mm x 305mm. $300 - $400 934 Alf Gasston The Kingfisher, oil on canvas, signed 935

and dated 1891. 135mm x 185mm. $200 - $300 935

Peter Beadle South Island Landscape, oil on

canvasboard, signed. 290mm x 390mm. $1,000 - $1,500 936 Arthur Beaumont U.S. Naval Ships, graphite on paper, signed and dated 1955, Provenance: Arthur Beaumont (1890 - 1978) was the official U.S Navy artist from 1933 - 1978. 370mm x 510mm. $1,000 - $1,500 937

Artist Unknown Tavern Scene, oil on tin.

172mm x 200mm. $100 - $200 936

938 Arthur Beaumont U.S. Naval Ship, graphite on paper, signed and dated 1960. 395mm x 530mm. $1,000 - $1,500

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*PLEASE NOTE: This sale will be proceeded by a small uncatalogued section Thursday 14 May 3PM. Viewing for this section will only be available day of sale 9AM - 3PM.

Illustrated left:

Lot 605 AN OLD WOOD CARVED CIGAR STORE INDIAN MAIDEN FIGURE Lot 621 Oil Painting of the “alma” signed g. Peterson lot 622 FRANK BARNES OIL PAINTING OF THE “DELPHIC” Lot 623 A Naïve WATERCOLOUR ENTITLED “BARQUE NEWTON” Lot 624 FRANK BARNES OIL PAINTING ENTITLED “U.S.S. Co S.S. “MANUKA off” the KAIKOURAS”

traditional design

501 A Sarcophagus Shaped Tea Caddy in Mahogany

510 A Sterling Silver Three Piece Bachelor Teaset

decorated with a fluted trim to the lid horizontal panel, the interior with two lidded

comprising of a teapot, a milk and sugar, the vessels each of oval form with a

tea compartments, each flanking a circular glass compartment, the bowl absent,

reeded border to the upper body and the shaped everted rim with gadrooning, the

the caddy raised on four bun feet. W.272mm. D.144mm. H.150mm. $250 - $300

teapot with an ebonised handle and finial, the milk and sugar with reeded handles and raised on four ball feet. Gilt remnants to the interior. Teapot London 1915, milk

502 A 19th Century Scottish Rams Horn Snuff Mull with Agate Inlay the hinged and domed lid mounted with a large agate cabouchon. L.90mm. $350 - $500

& sugar Sheffield 1916. $800 - $1,200 511 A George III Sterling Silver Pair of Wine Coasters by J.T.Younge & Co. the pierced gallery wall with embossed oak leaves and acorns below an everted rim

503 An Edwarian Sterling Silver Angels Heads Embossed Toothpick Holder

with gadrooning and moulded leaves with repousse details. Sheffield 1808, makers

with rope decoration and raised on four pad feet, the interior with a blue glass

marks ITY&Co. Diam.148mm. H.54mm. $700 - $1,000 See Illustration below.

insert. Birmingham 1905. Note; faults. H.55mm. Together with a Victorian salt spoon, London 1871. $150 - $200

512 An 18th Century Wine Glass with a waisted bell bowl and a coarse incised twist stem, circa 1755. H.178mm.

504 A Birmingham 1922 Sterling Silver Toast Rack on four bun feet. H.75mm. W.90mm. $80 - $120 505 An Early 20th Century Sterling Silver Two Handled Trophy Cup Sheffield 1910, makers J.D & S. H.110mm. Diam.98mm. $100 - $150 506 An Early 20th Century Quality 800 Silver Ornate Teaset on Tray comprising of a lobed bodied and lotus embossed with repousse work decorated teapot, milk and two-handled sugar each with a snug-fitting pull cover, and a spoon jar on a lotus embossed oval large tray, the precise decoration of Dutch/Indonesian influence and incorporating beading to the covers and leaf capped scroll handles, the embossed lotus motifs of Indonesian design. The teapot swan neck spout with a hinged naturalistic beak cover which opens to pour, the milk spout with a hinged plain cover. Each piece base marked 800 MD. Provenance; vendor believes only five sets were made of which one set was given by President Sukarno of Indonesia to Queen Juliana of the Netherlands at her crowning, another set as an official gift to the President of Brazil from the Indonesian President. This set being offered as given to the vendor as a family heirloom. $2,000 - $3,500 See Illustration below. 507 A Sterling Silver Pair of Octagonal Pepperettes each base with a blueglass liner showing through the two abstract leaf patterned

$150 - $250 513 A Marbled Small Vase signed Muller Fres, Luneville the upper section in orange and yellow shading to blue, satin finish with etched signature. Circa 1900â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Note; small rim chips. H.115mm. $275 - $350 514 A Map of Provincial New Zealand Design Wool Rug machine knotted and including motifs of a tiki, a kiwi amongst ferns, kowhai blooms and a compass. Note; some staining including marks below and to the left of the kiwi. L.1400mm. W.690mm. $400 - $600 515 A Colonial New Zealand Attributed Pottery Hunting Scene Jug the press-moulded surface allover decorated with riders and their mounts and hounds, a moulded hound figural handle, brown glossy glaze over a yellowish clay body. Note; old crack and an outer rim chip. Unmarked, possibly Newton Pottery, P. Hutson & Co, Austin, Kirk & Co, Luke Adams. See reference Gail Henry New Zealand Pottery pg 109. H.190mm. $100 - $200 516 A Colonial New Zealand Attributed Majolica Large Tureen or Jardiniere the squat circular, slightly waisted body with ribbon, leaf and cane relief decoration and raised on three paw feet, the interior of buff yellow clay. Potter unknown. Note; old crack. Diam.300mm. H.175mm. $100 - $200

pierced borders and marked Chester 1922, the pierced octagonal covers possibly George II period (Chester 1747). Note; covers with faults and repairs. H.80mm.

517 Luke Adams Sydenham Pottery Christchurch Barrel Jug

$250 - $400

decorated with acorn and leaf motifs under a thick honey brown and iron glaze over a buff yellow body, the applied handle with incised decoration. Oval mark.

508 A Sterling Silver Mount Cased Pocket Watch Stand the silver mount plain and hallmarked for Birmingham 1905, the case interior velvet

Note; manufacturing firing faults to the base. H.180mm. $250 - $300

lined. H.85mm. W.76mm. $120 - $180

518

509 A Cased Set of Six Fruit Knives in Sterling Silver

moulded, the one piece of a stepped triangular base supporting three classical

Sheffield 1926, makers Walker & Hall. $100 - $140

A Rare George Boyd Newton Pottery Majolica Classical Dolphin

Jardiniere Stand dolphins, their bodies entwined and the tails spreading to support the circular dish. Typically, the base not marked. Note; chip to the top of a dolphin. H.262mm. $7,000 - $8,000

506

511

519 William Speer Attributed Vase

529 A Royal Worcester Fruit Painted Small Potpourri, signed Delaney

with blue and buff marbling effects. Typically unmarked. H.145mm. $40 - $60

shape H278; the lobed form painted with apples and grapes on a mossy ground,

520 Len Castle Stoneware Press Moulded Branch Large Pot saturated iron underglaze, rutile overglaze. Impressed mark. H.300mm. W.350mm.

the rear with two bramble berries below a moulded and gilt decorated shoulder and on a moulded gilt circular foot, the pierced cover gilded. Black mark. H.135mm. $500 - $700

D.250mm. $2,600 - $3,500 521 A Crown Lynn Dorothy Thorpe ‘Pine’ Golf Ball Handled Creamer and Sugar Basin $150 - $250 522 A Crown Lynn Hand Potted Bulbous Vase

530 A Royal Crown Derby Imari Covered Ink Well with liner. Transfer base marks, painted numbers 1807, 6299. H.100mm. $150 - $200 531 A Royal Crown Derby Imari Creamer H.68mm. $80 - $100

the upper half of the body plain above six lathed bands and standing on a short

532 A 19th Century Davenport Stone China Imari Octagonal Squat Small Jug

foot. Note; some crazing and manufacturing chip on the underside base ring.

with a snake handle, (some typical manufacturing loss of the green enamel lifting

H.188mm. $200 - $300

due to use of arsenic in the glaze which was difficult to fire), lustre trims and gilded

523 A Crown Lynn Hand Potted Tapering Large Vase

details. H.90mm. $120 - $200

of restrained design with a narrow rib each to the upper and the lower body of the

533 A Royal Worcester Gilded Cabinet Plate signed P Stanley

vase which is on a slightly flared foot. ’Hand Potted’ marks to the base and incised

the small central flower shaped panel painted with two apples and a bunch of

21. H.228mm. $250 - $350

grapes on a mossy ground enclosed by an extensively gilded foliate motifs in low

524 Crown Lynn Wharetana Maori Art Pottery Pair of ‘Moko’ Bookends

relief border. Gold mark. Diam.275mm. $500 - $700

a ceramic representation of ceremonial life-sized wooden masks which were

534 A 19th Century Pair of Blue and White Cylindrical Beakers

hollowed out to allow fitting over a head. Glossy deep jade glazed, shape number

each with a continuous stylised version Onion Pattern bird amongst foliage scene,

1019 base impressed. H.140mm. $3,500 - $4,500 See Illustration below

minute traces of gilding. Base marks. Note; one pot with a hairline and base cracks.

525 A Louis Wain Rare Geometric ‘Lucky Futuristic Cat’ Spill Vase

H.105mm. $120 - $180

the slip-cast figure with a front right raised paw and the head turned slightly to the

535 A Royal Worcester ‘Royal Garden’ Ten Setting Dinner Service

left, painted in yellow and green with black abstract designs to the body, the yellow

comprising of an oval ashette, 11 large dinner plates, 10 smaller dinner plates, an

face with blue and black eyes and red tongue. The original paintwork with just a few

oval sauceboat on saucer dish, 2 handled tureens with covers, 10 entree dishes, 10

small paint frit losses. Signed Louis Wain on the right side with manufacturers marks

soup plates, 10 handled ramekin bowls & 10 saucers, 10 side plates, 9 tea cups & 11

to base, Rd No.637134 impressed. Note; a firing small stress beneath the finish one

saucers, 10 coffee cups (chip to one) & 9 saucers, a covered coffee pot, a covered

corner of the rear opening. H.128mm. $8,000 - $12,000 See Illustration below

sugar (the bowl with a chip) and a creamer. $200 - $400

526 The Picture Book of Kittens

536 A Middle Eastern Ceramic Discoid Vase

with some illustrations by Louis Wain $100 - $140

the shoulder hand decorated with stylised yellow arches each containing a deep

527 Three Very Good Condition Crown Ducal Japonaise Design Vases one vase of tapering hexagonal form with a conforming flared mouth, (H.240mm),

blue and green flower motif, all outlined in brown within brown encircling bands, signed. Note; glaze chips to the cobalt blue glazed rim. Diam.200mm. H.90mm. $100 - $150

accompanied by a pair of hexagonal stemmed trumpet vases, (H.180mm.), each vase decorated with Japanese lanterns and bamboo leaves on a black ground, royal blue and white interiors. $350 - $500 528 An Early 19th Century Pair of Spode Plates restrained deep blue and gilt decorated on a white ground, the wells each with gilded script ‘PC’ initials. Diam.200mm. $250 - $350

524

525

traditional design

537 A Japanese Ivory Carved Duck Figure

541 An Early 20th Century Stone Carved Chinese Lion Small Figure

recumbent with its chest resting on the folded webbed feet, incised feather,

the crouching or resting creature possibly as a toggle. W.65mm. H.42mm. $100 - $150

feet and bill details washed in blackish stain. Not signed. W.52mm. H.30mm. $200 - $300

542 A Jade Carved Flat Zoo-Morphic Plaque in transluscent greenish-white nephrite with traces of white, the dragon/tiger

538 A Chinese Bone Carved Happy Buddha Small Figure

forms with grooved line-work containing ‘C’ and ‘S’ hooks, and finished in soft

seated with his legs folded beneath him. H.48mm. $100 - $140

but even gloss to both surfaces. Attributed to the Han period. L.115mm. W.41mm.

539 A Happy Buddha Reclining Small Figure in Jade supported on a conforming wood low stand. W.120mm. H.72mm. $100 - $200 540 A Qing Dynasty Jade Carved Spirit of Wealth or Money

$1,000 - $1,500 543 A Jade Carved Flat Zoo-Morphic Plaque in russet-flecked translucent stone, featuring two birds each with a countersunk drilled suspension hole through the eyes, the plaque with a third countersunk

carved in the round standing and emerging from the waves holding a bag of money

drilled hole, the surfaces with false relief line-work, soft glossy finish to both

above his left shoulder. H.98mm. $1,000 - $1,500

surfaces. Post-Neolithic/pre Han attributed. L.82mm. W.32mm. $600 - $1,000 544 A Qing Period Jade Perforated Dragon and Tiger Plaque carved in the round and embellished with a bat, cloud and lingzhi fungus in mid green with traces of white. H.68mm. $400 - $800 545 A Qing Period Jade Carved Pendant or Plaque carved in the round, featuring a cat beast climbing a shaped ‘0’ and embellished with tendrils and lingzhi fungi, in translucent pale green with darker flecks. H.60mm. W.42mm. $300 - $600 546 A Qing Period Bats Enamelled Magnifying Glass the circular metal mount double-sided decorated with semi-precious stone cabouchons, each separated by a raised and enamelled scrolling floral sprig, the handle upper surface mounted with a pierced foliate and lingzhi fungus carved jade conforming piece, the reverse decorated with three bats and multiple lingzhi fungi, raised and enamelled in blues and grape. Note; the handle now detached from the glass. L.240mm. $400 - $500 547 A Chinese Metal and Stone Inlay Wooden Rectangular Small Box the sides of the deep cover each decorated with a stone flower inlay to represent each season, the top decorated with bamboo, rockwork, flowers and a butterfly in various stones inlays, each panel enclosed by (possibly) silver inlay key pattern borders, the cover resting on a conforming low stand supported on four shaped low feet, the edges of the stand with lingzhi fungus (possibly) silver inlay. W.108mm. D.88mm. H.75mm. $150 - $200

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548 A Five Piece Suite of Miniature Traditional Chinese Furniture the hardwood typically inlaid with marble geometric shaped panels and mother-ofpearl foliate motifs. Comprising sofa, two chairs and two side tables. $260 - $300 549 A Wood Carved Guang Gong (Lord Guang) Figure on a Pierce-Carved Stand signed Qing Der, II. The carving depicts a huge framed and long bearded Guan Yu of the Three Kingdoms Period (220 - 265) who is now revered as a God of martial arts, wealth and literature and a dominant deity of Chinese and Tibetan beliefs, personifying honour, loyalty, integrity, justice, courage and strength. Note; old wood splits front and back. H.450mm. $500 - $800 550 Toyokuni III ( Kunisada) Bust Portrait Print of a Kabuki Actor the actor shown with his eyes crossed portraying the highest point of drama in The Kabuki play, before flowering prunus and vegetation, possibly an example from the 53 Stations of The Tokaido Road series to which Toyokuni contributed a number of bust portraits portraying well-known actors and famous people along the road. Frame H.506mm. W.385mm. $300 - $500 551

A Japanese Old Scroll Print Portraying Emperor Meiji and Empress

Shoken the Emperor in Western style military attire. Note; with faults and some water staining. L.1200mm. $50 - $100 699

552 A Chinese Old Scroll with Calligraphy Writing

568 An Art Deco Period Original Upholstery Pair of Side Chairs

with some faults. L.1900mm. $300 - $400

the horseshoe back upper frame decorated with stylised floral motifs incised

553 A Chinese Happy Buddha Charicature Figure Scroll Painting with some faults. L.1700mm. $50 - $100 554 A Chinese Boy and Fir Tree Scroll Painting with some small faults. L.2010mm. $100 - $200 555 A Chinese Scroll of Calligraphy Writing and Painted Poultry depicting a cockeral and his hen. Some faults. L.1800mm. $200 - $300 556 A Japanese Old Scroll of Meiji Emperor Portrait and Calligraphy Writing the Emperor wearing traditional robes and head decoration. The scroll with some faults. L.1740mm. $100 - $150 557 A Chinese Scroll of Calligraphy Writing with minor faults. L.1880mm. $120 - $200 558 A Chinese Dwellings and Landscape Scroll Painting with faults. L.220mm. $30 - $50 559 A Boatman and Tree Blossoms Decorative Scroll on a textile ground. Note; some faults. L.1900mm. $200 - $300 560 An Oriental Red Sun and Breaking Waves Scroll Painting with faults. L.1870mm. $50 - $100 561 A Chinese Tomb Rubbing Scroll with faults. L.1520mm. Together with a printed small scroll, with loss. $20 - $30 562 A Chinese 20th Century Good Copy of an Earlier Qing Dynasty Vase of baluster form, the porcelain body polychrome decorated with a cock pheasant standing on rockwork amongst auspicious blooms, the hen bird in flight. H.215mm. $600 - $1,000 563 An Oriental Cockerals Decorated Ginger Jar and Cover the jar featuring five cockerals and the cover with a lone cockeral, all in a garden of rockwork, prunus and other flowers, with some gilded details. The neck with a border of four seasonal fruits above foliate and patterned reserves wider border. H.150mm. $150 - $200 564 An Oriental Pair of Provincial Blue and White Large Jars each simplistically decorated with stylised warrior figures in a landscape of trees, hills and water. Calligraphy to the rear of each vase. H.320mm. $500 - $600 565 A Chinese Red Painted Pair of Vase Tall Stands of square section and each with a drawer to the frieze above open panels joining a lower shelf and raised on short feet. H.920mm. W.326mm. D.326mm. $250 - $400 566 An Early to Mid Qing Dynasty Shanxi Painted Large Cabinet with â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Yuanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; dynasty influence, the front with panelled two doors flanked by corresponding panels decorated with painted remnants of simplistic figures and floral studies, below three floral and painted carved panels and above a similarly decorated central panel flanked by a drawer to either side, their fronts similarly carved. Very little touch up and with some faults. H.1685mm. W.1530mm. D.560mm. $1,000 - $1,800 567 A Chinese Old Provincial Pair Semi-Circular Tall Tables constructed to form a circular table, each apron section with open carved foliate decoration and a circular small panel carved with a figure in relief, each table on plain four legs, joining to form six legs. Note; faults and repairs. Half table H.870mm. D.590mm. $350 - $700

carving in low relief, the back and seat infilled with straw padding beneath stylised floral within geometric panels patterned plush upholstery in pinks, brown and ivory, the two tapering circular front legs with reeding. Note; some minor wear to upholstery. H.940mm. $1,000 - $1,500 569 An 18th Century Rococo Beechwood Sofa and Two Side Chairs the sofa three shaped backs with partial gilt carved cresting rails, similarly repeated on the frieze of the seat, supported on four carved legs, perished varnish finish. The side chairs again in beechwood with varnish finish, standing on cabriole legs with shaped back slots, the carved shell motifs with original gilt. $2,200 - $2,800 570 An Early 19th Century Continental Mahogany Sofa Table the ends supported on scroll shaped legs with inlaid edges and with a framed panel of sylised anthemion mounted flowers, a single drawer to the frieze with a diamond shaped inset with a metal escutcheon. Circa 1820. $1,100 - $1,500 571 A Gilt Cast Metal and Porcelain Mantle Clock with Reclining Classical Maiden

the shaped oblong mount decorated with swags below an urn and

flowers painted porcelain small panel, the beauty reclines upon a seat, her right arm resting on the clock cylinder, the blue and white porcelain clock face with black Roman numerals enclosing a ring of painted flowers. Note; faults. W.420mm. H.288mm. $500 - $750 572 A Late 18th Century European Chest of Drawers in Oak standing on short cabriole legs, the four drawers and top with dramatic serpentine shaping, fitted with cast metal handles and rococo shaped escutcheons. $3,800 - $4,500 573 A Hand Knotted Small Rug the three central geometric medallions enclosed by several border guards, each with geometric patterns. L.1070mm. W.725mm. $80 - $120 574 A Hand Knotted Small Rug the central panel with three complex geometric medallions on a red field, enclosed by three geometric patterned border guards. L.1190mm. W.865mm. $80 - $120 575 A Hand Knotted Rug the central panel with two bold geometric medallions containing stylised geometric flowers on a red field, within five geometric patterned border guards. L.1595mm. W.1415mm. $150 - $250 576 A Gilt Cast Metal and Porcelain Mantle Clock with Soldier Figure the front of the cast mount with two floral painted porcelain plaques below a soldier figure who is standing beside the clock cylinder, the porcelain clock face with black Roman numerals enclosing a painted bird and flowers. Note; faults. H.360mm. W.325mm. $300 - $450 577 A Turkoman Bokhara Finely Hand Knotted Large Rug decorated with five rows of small gul motifs within multiple border guards, handcrafted in typical colours of rich red, indigo blue, terracotta, orange and ivory on a rich red ground. L.3210mm. W.2600mm. $3,000 - $4,500 578 A 19th Century Military or Campaign Chest in Mahogany and Pine the upper chest with two half drawers above a full drawer, each with brass recessed handles and escutcheons, the lower chest with two full drawers again with recessed handles in brass and plain keyholes and supported on replaced bracket feet. Note; faults, carry handles absent. H.1075mm. W.912mm. D.495mm. $2,000 - $3,500 579 A European Glazed Library Cabinet in Oak the turned and reeded columns with foliate capitals flanking a pair of deep glazed and panelled doors which open to reveal adjustable shelving. H.2425mm. W.1368mm. D.485mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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580 A Victorian Pair of Button Back Dining Chairs

592 A 20th Century Japanned Sextant

the shaped backs scrolling foliate carved decorated, the contemporary upholstered chair

the pierced frame with mirrors, two sets of filters and telescope, the radial arm with

frames supported on reeded and turned tapering front legs. H.925mm. $400 - $600

lever clamp and tangent screw, the engraved scale with some discolouration, black

581 A Kerman Small Carpet

painted grip to the rear. Maker unknown. Presented in wooden case. $600 - $800

three border guards enclosing a central panel with foliate designs on a red ground.

593 A Wakatere Boating Club Frostbite Restricted Class 11’ 6” O.A Sailing

Note; some wear to edges. L.3200mm. W.2200mm. $180 - $250

Dinghy the accompanying construction and sail (copy) plans designed by J Brooke, Devonport. 15 - 3 - 38. $3,500 - $5,000 See Illustration page 91.

582 A Victorian Cheval Mirror in Mahogany the oval mirror frame on carved foliate supports, the serpentine base with a lift-up

594 A Stub-Nosed Well-Weighted Wooden Tender Dinghy

hinged cover revealing a small cirular well, supported on carved feet. Note; some

circa 1920s. $1,500 - $2,000 See Illustration below.

base loss. H.635mm. W.540mm. $200 - $300 583 A Set of Three Elegant Siru Blown Glass Venetian Lanterns each lobed pod form with a surface finished in frosted or sand blasted pale amber

595 Four Assorted Wooden Oars and a Box Of Assorted Rowlocks $50 - $100

and fitted within a simple metal wire frame. Two as wall lights with electrical fittings,

596 A Pair of Small Oars and Five Single Oars

the third as a ceiling shade. H.280mm. $2,000 - $3,000

variously painted or varnished finished. $50 - $100

584 A Decorative Gilt Framed Large Wall Mirror

597 A Small Pond Yacht on Stand

the classical architectural frame embellished with acanthus leaves in relief.

of wood construction on a metal keel and rigged with two sails, the main sail with

H.1620mm. W.1110mm. $2,000 - $3,000

some distress. H.675mm including stand. $300 - $400

585 A Good Quality Portrait Miniature

598 An Early Nautical Diorama Displaying Six Vessels

of a woman in elaborate Regency costume, the original ornate gilt frame with

five of which are sailing ships of various classes including a larger clipper, each

some small faults, some flaking to the painting. C1830. H.235mm. W.187mm.

modelled in full sail with rigging, the sails of a natural wood grain finish. The sixth

$240 - $300

vessel being an early steam boat of small proportions. Shadow box W.918mm.

586 A Cased W. Littlejohn & Son Wellington Sikes Hydrometer

D.320mm. H.385mm. $800 - $1,200

the set stamped No.14139, in a mahogany case. $100 - $200

THE FRANCIS L. RYDER COLLECTION

587 A Leather Cased ‘Improved ‘ Three Draw Brass Telescope by J. J. Messer

599

London the telescope protected by a leather sleeve. Closed. L.240mm. $250 - $350

CHARLESTON’ the paddle steamer with sails unfurled wood carved, on a circular

588 A Brittanic B.C & Co 15 x Three Draw Brass Telescope

A 19th Century Maritime Half Model Wall Diorama, ‘FLETA of

wood plaque enclosed by a mount of dried mosses and ferns, under glass and in a moulded gilt wood frame. Frame W.545mm. H.465mm. $1,000 - $1,500

folding into a leather sleeve. $150 - $250

See Illustration page 66.

589 A Negretti & Zambra London 3490 Pocket Barometer brass cased. $40 - $60

600 A Half Model Hull ‘No. 404 Sandpump’

590 A Late 19th Century Naïve Maritime Scene Painted Ostrich Egg, Signed depicting a vessel in full sail near two headlands or islands enclosed by a painted oval border of protea flowers and leaves on a black ground. $100 - $160 591 A Heath & Co., New Eltham, London Rare “Hezzanith” Large Sextant C.1930 the brass frame with telescope socket, large mirrors and eight shades, the index arm fitted with a magnifier and vernier with an endless tangent screw, (first introduced in 1905), with an unusual special-release mechanism, the arc with a silver scale engraved, stamped A90. Rd. No.707648 and named Clearfield. The mahogany case fitted with some accessories and engraved A.C. Note; with faults. $800 - $1,100

the ivorine information plaque also with ‘DIMENSIONS 145’ x 30’ x 13’ LOBNITZ & CO., RENFREW, 1893’, the wood-constructed half model mounted on a shaped wood wall plaque. Note; some structure loss to hull. Wall plaque W.1162mm. H.287mm. $300 - $600 601 A New Zealand Timbers Ship’s Half Model mounted on a kauri rectangular wall plaque. W.570mm. H.142mm. $200 - $400 602 A New Zealand Timbers Ship’s Half Model mounted on a kauri rectangular wall plaque. W.738mm. H.160mm. $300 - $500

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(Lots 599 - 653)

603 A New Zealand Nautical Wall Diorama Displaying The “QUEEN BEE” into Picton wood constructed with painted details, the three masted half model rigged in full sail and sailing near a full model smaller sailing craft. The diorama

614 A Shell Embossed Copper Bodied Powder Flask to both surfaces, the brass charger with 3 measure settings, no makers marks. L.195mm. $40 - $80

cabinet with rear labels ‘A.G. GILBERT Cabinet Maker Epsom Auckland’. Cabinet W.1058mm. D.180mm. H.640mm. $500 - $800 See Illustration page 92. 604 A Five Vessel 19th Century Whale Chase Diorama

615 A Restrained Embossed Decorated Copper Bodied Powder Flask to both surfaces, the no maker’s name brass charger with 3 measure settings. L.205mm. $35 - $50

including full models of a fully rigged three masted vessel in full sail, a smaller three masted vessel in full sail, a two masted paddle steamer, and two long boats in

616 A Wool Worked Naïve Study of a Sailing Ship

pursuit of a whale and its calf, some of the miniature whaler figures with harpoons,

in full sail. Frame W.608mm. H.462mm. $100 - $200 See Illustration page 92.

the whaling scene within a recatangular four glass display case, minus the top and with some faults. Case W.693mm. D.520mm. H.490mm. $2,000 - $4,000

617 An Unsigned Naïve Coastal Watercolour of the Steam Ship “TEKAPO”

See Illustration page 92.

sailing under the power of sail and steam. Maple frame W.665mm. H.485mm. $600 - $1000 See Illustration page 92.

605 An Old Wood Carved Cigar Store Indian Maiden Figure the full figure typically carved in a stance gazing forward, clutching tobacco leaves

618 R. A. Rising 1898 Oil Painting entitled ‘Fire Fay R.Y.S’

in her right hand and the left supporting a plain box, her head dressed in carved

the steam vessel ploughing through huge seas. Note; with faults. Frame W.618mm.

feathers (the head dress with some old loss), the figure polychrome handpainted

H.464mm. $600 - $1000 See Illustration page 92.

overall with decorative floral motifs to the dress, the paintwork appears to be original. Standing on a square wood low plinth. Note; some age related old splits. H.1220mm. $8,000 - $12,000 See Illustration page 84. 606 An Oriental Cast Brass Dragon Decorated Floor Vase the three clawed dragon depicted frolicking amongst the raised clouds, its relief body spiralling around the vase surface, the spiked dragon head raised above the vase shoulder. Note; faults inc. loss of base. H.875mm. $200 - $400 607 A Japanese Export Decorative Temple Sword the handle and sheath of oval bone sections each relief carved with figures, circa 1900. Note; loss of bone caps. L.760mm. $150 - $250 608 A Large Turtle Shell L.1000mm. W.800mm. $150 - $300 609 A Ross London Brass Monocular Microscope 2094 not cased and with some absence of accessories. $250 - $500

619 Unsigned Oil Painting of The Steam Ship “RIMUTAKA” near a harbour entrance with a light house in the distance. Gilt frame W.831mm. H.555mm. $600 - $1000 See Illustration page 92. 620

Frank Barnes signed Oil Painting entitled ‘S.S DORIC Passing

Icebergs Homeward Bound’ with some faults. Gilt frame W.844mm. H.558mm. $1000 - $2000 See Illustration page 92. 621 Oil Painting of the “ALMA” signed G. Peterson in full sail on the high seas. Frame. W.1120mm. H.840mm. $1000 - $1,600 See Illustration page 84. 622

Frank Barnes Maritime Oil Painting of the Masted Steam Vessel

“Delphic” Frame W.774mm. H.550mm. $1000 - $2000 See Illustration page 84. 623

A Naïve Watercolour entitled ‘Barque Newton Captn. R.J Doughty

Entering Malta Harboeur 1867’

artist unknown. Frame W.782mm. H.598mm.

610 A Brass Carriage Clock

$800 - $1200 See Illustration page 84.

the brass mount enclosing five glazed panels, the white porcelain face with a crack,

624 Frank Barnes Oil Painting entitled ‘U.S.S Co S.S “MANUKA” Off The

black Roman numerals. No carry handle. H.128mm. $200 - $300 611 A Two Handled Measuring Shallow Pan in Heavy Brass

Kaikouras’ battling stormy seas beneath threatening skies. Dated 1912. Frame W.890mm. H.635mm. $1000 - $2000 See Illustration page 84.

D.95mm. Diam.380mm. $150 - $300

625 No Lot

612 An Acanthus Embossed Decorated Copper Bodied Powder Flask

626 An Unknown Artist Watercolour Coastal Scene

both surfaces embossed, and mounted with a 4 setting (2 - 2.3/4drams) adjustable brass charger, stamped Bartram & Co Nimrod. L.205mm. $50 - $75

depicting a colonial small settlement overlooking calm waters with several sailing vessels. Frame W.486mm. H.385mm. $600 - $900

613 A Bartram & Co Plain Copper Bodied Powder Flask

627 J Peele signed Watercolour New Zealand Southern Lake Scene, dated

mounted with a 4 setting (2.1/4 - 3 drams) adjustable brass charger, stamped

1876. b. Australia, 1846 - 1905. Exhibited at the New Zealand Arts Society

Bartram & Co Nimrod. L.210mm. $40 - $60

and particularly is noted for his paintings of South Westland. Frame W.358mm. H.275mm. $500 - $1,000

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628 W M Hodgkins signed Sketch entitled “Drifting”

642 An Early 19th Century Sampler by Anne Miles

Art Club Sketch 26 Aug 1887’. Frame W.394mm. H.337mm. $600 - $1200

dated October 12 1820, containing alphabetical and numerical examples together

629 Walter Wright Attributed New Zealand Landscape in Oil

with a verse and decorated with flowers and urns. Note; some minor fading/ staining. Frame H.522mm. W.495mm. $200 - $400

depicting a Maori warrior in a canoe on a pond. Gilt frame H.560mm. W.412mm. $1,500 - $3,000 630 An Artist Unknown South Island Mountain Landscape in Oil on Board

643 A 19th Century Sampler by Margaret Robertson Aged 13 Peterhead 12 Feby. 1828. The delightful sampler features alphabetical and numerical examples together with a number of initials of possible family members,

the rear of the frame hand inscibed ‘Mt Earnslaw’ and ‘Latham’. Mounted in an

two verses, and pictorials including peacocks, a castle, houses, dogs and flowers in

ornate oak sprigs moulded gilt frame with some losses. W.813mm. H.625mm.

urns enclosed by a meandering foliate border. Note; some minor distress to linen

$400 - $800

ground. Frame H.4894mm. W.392mm. $300 - $500

631 Marshall signed Pair of Landscapes in Oil

644 A Rewarewa Framed Antique Sampler

one entitled ‘The Trossachs’, the other entitled ‘Loch A..l’. In matching gilt moulded

the linen ground with alphabets and numerals above a panel featuring a pair

frames with faults. Frame W.508mm. H.432mm. $200 - $400

of peacocks, two stylised crowns and several flowering motifs, the largest in an

632 A Late 19th Century Oil Portrait of Thomas Preece, Esq. signed A. D. and dated 1898. Hand inscribed verso ‘Painting of Thos. Preece Christchurch’. Gilt moulded frame H.605mm. W.478mm. $300 - $600 633 A Victorian Button Back Blue Leather Swivel Chair with a padded plain leather seat, the chair shaped frame back carved with floral sprigs flanking a small shield crest, revolving on four cabriole legs with carved decoration to the hip and joined by turned and carved cross stretcher. H.950mm. $1,200 - $1,800 634 A Queen Anne Period Single Drop-Leaf Rectangular Table with a single drawer and cock beading to the front frieze drop-down leaf supported on a swing leg, on tapering circular legs headed by lappets and ending in pad feet. Early 18th century. Open D.708mm. W.780mm. $2,500 - $4,000 See Illustration right. 635 Major Cyril Earle, T.D. ‘The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pottery’ the volume illustrating over seven hundred different pieces. $60 - $100 636 A 19th Century Hilditch & Sons Staffordshire Chinoiserie Painted Cup and Saucer the surfaces bright enamels painted with stylised oriental figures and over-sized blooms in urns. Note; the cup with a crack. $80 - $120 637 A Cranberry Glass Tall Vase

urn. Note; some fading to threads, and old light staining to linen ground. Frame H.432mm. W.328mm. $200 - $400 645 A 19th Century Sampler by Joanna Thomson dated May 12 1824, and includes three full alphabets in capital letters, numerals 1-19, the alphabet in small letters in alternating red and olive green threads, above a pictorial panel featuring a pair of peacocks and other birds and flowers. Frame H.567mm. W.368mm. $300 - $500 646 An Early 18th Century Small Sampler by Elisebeth Perrin dated 1716 and includes the alphabet and some stylised floral designs, and with the wording “My Love To You Ever..”. in now faded threads. Note; some faults. Frame H.222mm. W.195mm. $100 - $200 647 A Framed French 19th Century Small Sampler by Marianne Ballment dated 1814, and includes two alphabets, numbers and the wording,”Peise a moi”, all in deep brown fine threads. Note; some small areas of distress to linen field. Frame H.246mm. W.194mm. $80 - $120 648 An 18th Centrury Alphabet and Numerical Sampler and including the verse “Remember thy creator in the Days of thy youth” by Sarah Cuming dated July 1798, her age obscured beneath the mount. Note; some old staining and fading. Frame H.255mm. W.334mm. $150 - $250

the frilled rim trimmed with gilt, the vase body painted with violets and gilding. H.338mm. $100 - $200 638 An 18th Century Coffer in Oak the front with two simple foliate flat carved decorated panels separating three plain panels below a border panel of flat carved arches and flanked by reeded leg supports, iron hinges, hasp and escutcheon. Note; faults and losses. W.1200mm. D.530mm. H.570mm. $1,200 - $2,000 639 A Moulded Carousel Large Horse on a Rocker Base named Rex, mottled grey painted with polychrome painted saddle details, and with stirrups and a bridle. Faults. L.1500mm. H.1190mm. $250 - $400 640 A Moulded Carousel Small Horse on a Rocker Base named Tim and similarly painted to the above, the tail of natural horse hair. Small faults. L.920mm. H.920mm. $200 - $350 641 A Framed Large Sampler by Elisabeth Throop dated 1800 containing a worked verse in now faded blue threads, above pictorials of deer in a forest, a rustic couple and dogs near their house and flowers in urns enclosed by a borders of stylised flowers. Note; some age discolouration to linen ground and rusting from old tacks. Frame H.570mm. W.478mm. $100 - $200 634

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649 An Early 18th Century Sampler by Margaret Phillips’ Aged 10 Years and Three Quarters’

663 An Early Victorian Worktable in Satinwood with ebonised stringing decoration, small ivory turned knobs on the two drawers

dated July 6 1717 and includes the alphabet, numbers and a dedication to her

to the front above a side slide with a fabric covered well, supported on tapering

parents “Next Unto God Dear Parents I Address My Self To You With Humble

turned legs on original brass casters. Note; repair to rear leg. H.760mm. D.450mm.

Thankfullness.. .” Note; some fading. Frame H.615mm. W.368mm. $200 - $400

W.530mm. $1,200 - $1,800

650 A Flower Decorated Leadlight Window Panel

664 A George I Walnut Kneehole Desk

enclosed by geometric small panels, mounted in a brown aluminium frame. Note;

having a central cupboard and hidden drawer, the top and drawers crossbanded

faults. Frame H.984mm. W.470mm. $250 - $400

and with herringbone inlay, possible original bale handles on engraved shaped

651 A Heron Decorated Leadlight Window Panel enclosed by geometric small panels, mounted in a brown aluminium frame. Frame

plates, the desk supported on bracket feet. Circa 1715. W.1010mm. D.535mm. H.815mm. $5,000 - $8,000 See Illustration page 96. 665 A Victorian Folding Magnifying Glass

H.912mm. W.466mm. $250 - $400

fitted in a mother of pearl case. $80 - $120

652 A Snow Leopard Skin the paws with the claws intact, the head skin with flattened ears and terminating

666 A Tortoiseshell Single Compartment Tea Caddy

below the flattened nostrils, the skin applied to cotton backing and fringed

the internal lid absent. Note; requires attention. $150 - $200 See Illustration page 95

with shaped wool fabric. Originally from a company in Mysore. Tail tip to nostril L.1970mm. Sold with an edition ‘Quest of the Snow Leopard’ by Roy Chapman

667 A 19th Century Porcelain Ink Standish in the French Style with painted floral decoration, some items absent. $150 - $250 See Illustration

Andrews $600 - $900

page 96.

653 A Leopard Skin the skin minus the paws and head, applied to shaped felted backing, the rear with

668 An Early Victorian Period Footstool in Mahogany

a cloth label ‘Mounted by Griffiths McAlister Taxidermy Dept 10-10A Warwick St,

carved floral decoration to the shaped apron and knees of the cabriole legs,

Regent St.’ Skin L.2160mm. $500 - $800

20thc tapestry upholstered. W.560mm. D.500mm. H.400mm. $800 - $1,200 See

THE JACK FROWDE COLLECTION

Illustration page 96. (Lots 654 - 730) 669

Mahogany the simplified cabriole legs supported by a turned ‘H’ stretcher, the

in brocade and velvet traditional upholstery. The sofa with a high padded back and

upholstery matching the above stool. H.1031mm. $1,000 - $1,500 See Illustration

drop-down arm supports. W.2100mm. D.900mm. H.900mm. $1,500 - $2,500

page 96.

655 A Late Victorian /Early Edwardian Butler’s Oval Tray in Mahogany

670 A Tapestry Covered Armchair in Oak

with a shaped upstand gallery and brass handles. Note; faults. W.725mm.

on turned and carved legs and stretchers.The upholstery matching the previous

$80 - $120

lot. H.970mm. $400 - $600

656 A Pair of Heavy Decanters

671 A 19th Century (or possibly earlier) Carved and Caned Highbacked Side

the squat forms with cut decoration and mushroom stoppers. Note; small faults to the lip of one decanter. H.190mm. $180 - $250 See Illustration page 96. 657 A Silver Plate Handled Tray marked Argent Plaque oval piecrust rim, the ornate border and handles in relief and the well scrolling foliate engraved, supported on four shaped feet. W.620mm. $200 - $300 See Illustration page 96. 658 A Sheffield Plate Two Branch Candelabra with some copper bleeding, the three branches with detachable nozzles, on a plain lobed hexagonal stem. $250 - $350 See Illustration page 96. 659 A Pair of Oval Footstools in Rosewood with floral carved decoration on the four legs and padded contemporary upholstery. W.370mm. H.200mm. $200 - $300 See Illustration page 96.

Chair the high back with a cane filled panel below open scrolling foliate carving and flanked by turned supports, the chair base with shaped and carved turned stretchers. H.1300mm. $600 - $800 672 A 19th Century Pair Gothic Revival Candlesticks in Heavy Brass one with a base rim small dent. H.360mm. $350 - $500 See Illustration page 95. 673 A Copper Warming Pan with a turned wood handle, the lid with naïve punchwork bird decoration. Note; faults. $70 - $100 674 A Nest of Four Tables in Mahogany decorative veneered tops on plain-turned high supports with curved rear stretcher, stringing to the front splayed legs. Tallest W.490mm. D.245mm. H.690mm. $300 - $400 675 An English Antique Flat Carved Oak Coffer

An Early 19th Century Polescreen Mahogany Base Converted to

with a three panel front, the lid supported on replaced hinges, the hasp absent.

a Standard Lamp with a decorative mid 20th century shade. H.1820mm.

18thc. W.1285mm. D.555mm. H.700mm. $1,400 - $1,800 See Illustration page 96.

660

$250 - $350 661

An Early 20th Century Tapestry Covered Wingback Armchair in

654 A Mid 20th Century Sofa and Chair

An Early 19th Century Polescreen Mahogany Base Converted to a

676 A Pair of Windsor Chairs in Oak horseshoe shaped armrests, pierced splat and solid shaped seat. Note; damage to

Standard Lamp shade absent. $180 - $250

rear leg of one chair. H.940mm. $1,000 - $1,500

662 A Victorian Period Prayer Chair in Rosewood

677 An Early 19th Century Stool in Mahogany

in plain green upholstery, the carved cabriole legs on original brass casters.

on reeded and turned legs, upholstered in a delightful floral fabric. W.450mm.

H.1000mm. $300 - $500

D.390mm. H.440mm. $250 - $400

678 A Late Victorian/Early Edwardian Astral Glazed Display Cabinet on Stand the triple domed upper with two eight-panel glazed shaped doors enclosing an interior of adjustable shelving, above a lowboy base with two drawers flanking a small central drawer above two side drawers, brass drop handles mounted, shell decoration on the shaped apron and the four cabriole legs, acanthus decoration to each foot. W.1120mm. D.420mm. H.2000mm. $2,500 - $4,000 See Illustration page 96. 679 Three Victorian Period Dessert Plates each with a related botanical study painted in enamels. Note; some rubbing to the gilding. $150 - $200 See Illustration page 96. 680 A 19th Century English Porcelain Pair of Floral Decorated Handled Plates the pale pink borders enclosing floral studies in bright enamels. Note; some rubbing to the gilding. $120 - $150 See Illustration page 96. 681 A Continental Porcelain Two Peacocks Figure Group perched on a rustic tree stump decorated with some bocage and gilded effects. H.240mm. $300 - $400 See Illustration page 96. 682 An Antique Oak Gateleg Oval Table of Small Prortions turned spindle supports and old iron strap work. Note; some age related splits and losses. Open W.960mm. D.820mm. H.660mm. $800 - $1,200 683 A 19th Century Pair of Brass Tall Candlesticks of restrained design, with candle raising mechanism. H.510mm. $180 - $300 See Illustration right. 684 A Carved Fruitwood Small Footstool in the French Style the cane infilled top supported on a shaped apron and cabriole legs with stylised

693 An Antique Oak Gateleg Oval Table

floral carved decoration. Note; faults to cane. W.370mm. D.290mm. H.150mm.

with vase turned supports on stretchers. Open D.1140mm. W.1220mm. H.760mm.

$100 - $150

$1,200 - $1,800

685 A Walnut and Caned Footstool of French Neo-Classical Style

694 A Table Lamp Constructed from a Blue and White Export Vase

W.350mm. D.280mm. H.160mm $150 - $200

with a mid 20th century shade, the vase base decorated with children in low relief

686 An Edwardian Folding Three Tier Cake Floor Stand in Mahogany

in a garden and surrounded by floral studies, on a hardwood stand. H.685mm. $80 - $150 See Illustration page 96.

each circular tier with original simulated inlay transfer decoration. H.865mm. $180 - $220 687 A Georgian Small Side Table in Oak the single drawer with brass swan neck handles (possible replacements) above a shaped apron on chamfered legs, decorative banding to the table top and drawer front. W.770mm. D.510mm. H.700mm. $1,500 - $2,200 688 A Fulham Pottery Two Handled Classical Urn the biscuit body with a pale green glazed interior, hand finished details near the handles. Scratched initials FWF to the base and impressed marks. $150 - $200 See Illustration page 96. 689 An Old Copper Two Handled Oval Deep Pan W.455mm. H.305mm. $200 - $300 690 A Late Victorian Shaving Mirror in Brass H.440mm. $80 - $120 691 An Edwardian Small Wall Mirror

695 An Antique Oak Desk on Later Stand the desk with iron hinges and lock plate and the front with fruiting vine carved decoration, the slope with a book rest lifting to reveal an interior fitted with a small cupboard, supported on a stretchered oak base with turned and carved decorated legs. W.740mm. D.480mm. H.1020mm. $700 - $1,000 696 An Old Oval Gateleg Small Table on turned spindles terminating on ball feet, drawer to one end, the frieze stamped â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;WORKHOUSEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Note; some warping to the top. Open W.1015mm. D.770mm. H.720mm. $800 - $1,000 697 An Antique Carpet Small Piece geometric patterned, with faults and repairs. L.530mm. W.980mm. $60 - $80 698 A 19th Century Pier Mirror surmounted by a gilt architectural pediment, reeded columns flanking the mirror with an ebonised slip. H.1035mm. W.740mm. $300 - $500

the moulded frame with classical urn decoration, etched floral motif to the upper

699 A George I Walnut Fall Front Bureau

mirror. H.590mm. W.270mm. $200 - $300

with matched butterfly veneers, two half drawers above two full length drawers, replaced brass hardware, cross banded and herring bone decoration, on finely

692 A Victorian Period Small Side Chair in Oak

carved ogee bracket feet. The interior fitted with a central cupboard flanked by

the back with unusual carved quartered floral details, the drop-in seat with

four pigeon holes above two shallow drawers and a covered well. C.1720. Old

contemporary covering. H.930mm. $200 - $300

restoration. W.960mm. D.540mm. H.995mm. $4,000 - $6,000 See Illustration page 88

traditional design

700 A 19th Century Carved and Caned Side Chair in The Jacobean Revival Style barley twist, crown and floral carved decoration. Note; damage to the cane seat and faults. H.1120mm. $300 - $400 701 A Very Good Antique Oak Dresser Base with Later Open Dresser Back the inverse breakfront base with pallasters flanking two panelled cupboards with butterfly hinges and escutcheons, the central three graduated drawers with swan neck handles (replaced) and brass escutcheons, on four fore and two rear square sectioned short legs. The dresser back with two open plate shelves below a shaped frieze and carved picture moulding pediment. Note; some losses and repairs. W.1860mm. D.490mm. H.1870mm. $5,000 - $8,000 See Illustration page 95. 702 Two 19th Century Blue & White Old Willow Pattern Large Ashettes one crazed. $180 - $250 See Illustration page 95. 703 A Mid 19th Century Rectangular Large Ashette typically painted with floral bouquets on white grounds enclosed by cobalt blue

717 A 19th Century Commode/Dressing Chest the top flaps opening to reveal a well and pull-up dressing mirror, the cupboard with a tambour door above a converted commode drawer with a two dummy drawer front, brass carry handles to the sides. Closed W.360mm. D.440mm. H.820mm. $800 - $1,200 718 A Hand Knotted Caucasian Carpet Fragment with geometric animal and bird motifs. L.1650mm. W.1140mm. $50 - $100 719 A Victorian Good Pair of Side Chairs in Mahogany with upholstered backs and carved thistle decoration to the cabriole legs. H.950mm. $400 - $600 720 A 19th Century Five Drawer Chest in Mahogany with bone escutcheons and replacement brass handles, on a shaped apron and splayed feet. W.1030mm. D.500mm. H.1060mm. $1,800 - $2,500

and gilded details. W.850mm. D.370mm. $300 - $400 See Illustration page 96. 704 A 19th Century Copper Lustre Jug moulded and enamelled floral decoration. $50 - $120 See Illustrationpage 95.

721 Two Small Woven Carpet Pieces geometric designs. $60 - $80

705 A 19th Century Pair of Copper Lustre Jugs

722 A Sloping Lid Writing Desk in Oak

moulded and enamelled floral decoration. $80 - $120 See Illustration page 95.

on a stretchered later base, the desk with fruiting vine carved decoration flanking

706 A 19th Century Copper Lustre Jug with blue stripe decoration. $30 - $50 See Illustration page 95. 707 A Victorian Nine Piece Fruit Set comprising of three comports and six plates in Imari colours. $200 - $300 See Illustration page 95. 708 A 19th Century Staffordshire Flatback depicting a rustic couple. H.190mm. $80 - $120 See Illustration page 95. 709 A 19th Century Staffordshire Toby Jug depicting a seated gentleman. Note; faults. H.280mm. $80 - $100 See Illustration

the key hole, iron hinges. The interior with three small drawers. W.735mm. D.525mm. H.955mm. $500 - $800 723 A Victorian Period Ornate Armchair In Simulated Rosewood the open back with ‘C’ scroll supports, carved decoration to the cabriole legs which are supported on four brass casters, contemporary green upholstered. $800 - $1,200 724 An Oak Carved Spice or Knife Wall Hanging Box constructed from old timbers, the hinged carved top above a frieze small drawer. H.435mm. W.260mm. D.170mm. $250 - $350

page 95.

725 An Attractive Chest on Chest of Drawers in Mahogany

710 A 19th Century Staffordshire Flatback

the upper chest with three full width drawers and three frieze drawers flanked by

depicting a rustic couple with a rabbit. H.180mm. $80 - $120 See Illustration

blind pallasters below a coved pediment with dental moulding, three drawers and

page 95.

brushing slide to the lower section, fittings of brass escutcheons and (replaced) old

711 A 19th Century Export Blue & White Jardiniere with a serpentine rim, the lobed body painted with flowers and trees, standing

bale handles in gilt brass. The chest standing on shaped bracket feet. Note; some small faults and losses. W.1040mm. D.510mm. H.1780mm. $2,500 - $3,500 See Illustration page 88.

on three feet. Note; old restoration and interior discolouration. H.220mm. Diam.315mm. $150 - $200 See Illustration page 96.

726 An Early 19th Century Floor Standing Cheval Mirror

712 A 19th Century Gateleg Table in Oak

the turned supports above splay legs with brass caps and casters, decorative

the turned spindles on bun feet. Note; some old splits and faults. W.1100mm. D.890mm. H.765mm. $1,000 - $1,600

mahogany inlays. H.1480mm. W.630mm. D.600mm. $700 - $1,000 727 A Georgian Dressing Chest

713 A Hand Knotted Carpet Bag

the top flaps opening to reveal a compartment with wells for the wash set (now

geometric patterns in autumn shades and indigo, with a flat weave back. W.720mm.

absent), a single pot cupboard above a shallow drawer, on square sectioned legs

D.640mm. $80 - $120

and with brass carry handles to the sides. Closed W.380mm. D.380mm. H.820mm.

714 A Mid Victorian Attractive Revolving Piano Stool in Mahogany with a wooden screw mechanism, the upholstered seat supported on turned legs. H.480mm. $180 - $250 715 A 19th Century Tray Top Commode simple oval inlaid decoration to the top and cupboard doors, the two dummy drawer base opening to a shallow recess, on chamfered square section legs. W.490mm. D.470mm. H.740mm. $600 - $900

$300 - $500 728 A French Style Giltwood Carved Stool the padded upholstered seat on simple cabriole legs. W.420mm. D.420mm. H.420mm. $250 - $350 729 A Goache Floral Still Life entitled “Decorative Flowers” by P.Eidinow (not signed). Mid 20thc. $200 - $300

716 A 19th Century Gilt Framed Decorative Oval Mirror

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the period frame with floral and ‘C’ scroll embellishments. W.680mm. H.930mm.

(1) in period ornate gilt frames. Frame W.410mm. H.360mm. $600 - $800

Note; small faults. $400 - $600

See Illustration page 96.

A Victorian Pair of Water Color Floral Studies, signed A Foster

traditional design

* Under Negotiation

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A guide for buyers Webb’s have set out the following information for the benefit of first time buyers and those who are unfamiliar with auction procedures. Important note: Please refer to full conditions of sale for buyers printed in the reverse of this catalogue and displayed in the saleroom. Registration: All intending buyers must complete a bidding form available from the reception desk Buying at Auction 1. Floor Bidders Ensure that you have registered and obtained a buyer number before bidding on the lot or lots you have chosen Be aware that a buyer’s premium of 12.5%+GST on the premium or 15%+GST is payable by all buyers in addition to the hammer price. Please make sure that you are aware of the amount of the buyer’s premium. Make your bids clear preferably by holding up your buyer number card. If you make a mistake e.g. the auctioneer takes a bid from you at a higher level than you had intended or you realise that you had bid on the wrong lot call out to the auctioneer immediately so that the bidding can be adjusted. Waiting until after the hammer falls is too late. If your bid is the highest and the lot is knocked down to you then you have entered a binding obligation to pay for that lot. 2. Sales Subject to Vendor’s Consent Where your bid is the highest but still below the reserve the Auctioneer may declare you to be the “buyer subject to Vendor’s consent”. This means that your bid is held as binding and will be communicated to the Vendor at the earliest opportunity. If the vendor accepts then there is a contractual obligation for you to pay for the lot. If the vendor does not accept you are released from any obligation however you will have first right to negotiate with the vendor through Webb’s until an agreement is reached and Webb’s will not present other offers to the vendor until your negotiations are ended. 3. Absentee Bids Webb’s will endeavour to ensure that your bidding instructions are executed but accept no responsibility or liability for failure to do so. Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by bidding in the sale room and any reserve imposed by the vendor. Please note that Webb’s cannot guarantee that another bidder will not be successful at your limit if in the course of competitive bidding someone else bids your limit first. Absentee bids are accepted by written instruction which can be sent by fax (e-mailed absentee bids are not accepted) up to l hour before the commencement of the sale. Absentee bids will be executed on the following basis: If your bid limit is equal to or above a reserve the Auctioneer may open the bidding at reserve on your behalf and will bid thereafter only in response to competition for the lot.If your bid limit is below a reserve the Auctioneer may open the bidding at your limit and if there are no further bids in the room may sell to you “subject to vendor’s consent”. In the absence of a reserve the Auctioneer may exercise your bid in advance of any opening bid or may open the bidding on your behalf at the Auctioneers estimate at the Auctioneer’s sole discretion.

Telephone Bids The same conditions as above apply to telephone bidders. Webb’s will telephone the number you have given several minutes before the lot you have request comes up for sale. If your phone is engaged or we are unable to make contact the auction will proceed without your bidding.

A guide for buyers

Our staff will ask you to hold when we have made contact. They will then tell you that your lot is about to come up. The bids will be relayed to you and you can enter the bidding at any time by making your call. Please note that the bidding at many auctions can be fast and furious. The auctioneer will not favour a phone bidder over and above buyers who are attending the auction by giving them more time to bid. You will need to establish your limit and make sure that you bid clearly and promptly. Telephone bids are only accepted for catalogued sales and on items with estimates over 500. Pre-Sale Estimates Estimates printed in the catalogue or given verbally are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale. Webb’s staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure. Condition Reports Webb’s staff will provide condition reports for out of Auckland buyers. However please note that no 6 in the Conditions of Sale for Buyers will still apply despite the obtaining of a condition report. Payment Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale. If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days. Payment is by cash bank cheque or Eftpos. Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before delivery of goods will be given. Credit cards are not accepted. Packing and Freight Webb’s do not pack goods in house. However we will arrange for your items to be packed insured and shipped by a professional agent. All costs associated with packing and freight are payable by the purchaser. Valuation Service Webb’s provide free market appraisals on Monday mornings from 9am-1pm or at other times by appointment. Webb’s appraisers will come to your home to view and appraise larger items. Webb’s will provide valuations for insurance matrimonial division family division etc. Please enquire at reception for charges. Valuation charges are refundable on occasion when goods are subsequently offered for sale within a reasonable period.

CONDITIONS of sale for buyers 1. Bidding: The highest bidder shall be the purchaser subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person. Should any dispute arise as to the bidding the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bid or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser which declaration shall be conclusive. No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted. 2. Reserves. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to impose a reserve.

c. To resell the lot by public or private sale. Any deficiency resulting from such resale after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Webb’s by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of sale shall belong to the seller and in this condition the expression “proceeds of sale” shall have the same meaning in relation to a sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by auction.

3. Registration. Purchasers shall complete a bidding card before the sale giving their own correct name address and telephone number. It is accepted by bidders that the supply of false information on a bidding card shall be interpreted as deliberate fraud.

d. To store the lot whether at Webb’s own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal storage and all other costs connected to the lot.

4. Buyers’ Premium. The purchaser accepts that in addition to the hammer or selling price Webb’s will apply a buyer’s premium of 15 % of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated) together with GST on such premium, which combined sum shall be the total purchase price.

e. To charge interest on the purchase price at a rate 2% above Webb’s bankers’ then current rate for commercial overdraft facilities to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale.

5. Payment. Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale.

f. To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of money due.

If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days. Payment is by cash, bank (cashiers) cheque or Eftpos. Personal and private bank cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before delivery of goods will be given. Credit cards are not accepted. 6. Lots sold as Viewed. All lots are sold as viewed and with all errors to description faults and imperfections whether visible or not. Neither Webb’s nor its vendor are responsible for errors of description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it and make no warranty whatever. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement. Buyers shall be deemed to have inspected the lots or to have made enquiries to their complete satisfaction prior to sale and by the act of bidding shall be deemed to be satisfied with the lots in all respects. 7. Webb’s Act as Agents. They have full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason. 8. Collection. Purchases are to be taken away at the buyer’s expense immediately after the sale except where a cheque remains uncleared. If this is not done Webb’s will not be responsible if the lot is lost stolen damaged or destroyed. Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. A receipted invoice must be produced prior to delivery of any lot. 9. Licences. Buyers who purchase an item which falls within the provisions of the Protected Objects Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 cannot take possession of that item until they have shown to Webb’s a license under the appropriate Act. 10. Failure to make Payment. If a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Webb’s shall without further notice to the purchaser at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: a. To issue proceeding against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract.

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b. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction.

g. To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb’s or it’s vendor. Webb’s shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any money remains unpaid under this contract. h. To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Webb’s towards any money owing to Webb’s in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of or restriction placed upon such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied. i. Title and right of disposal of the goods shall not pass to the purchaser until payment has been made in full by cleared funds. Where any lot purchased in held by Webb’s pending i. clearance of funds by the purchaser or ii. completion of payment after receipt of a deposit the lot will be held by Webb’s as bailee for the vendor risk and title passing to the purchaser immediately upon notification of clearance of funds or upon completion of purchase. In the event that a lot is lost stolen damaged or destroyed before title is transferred to the purchaser the purchaser shall be entitled to a refund of all monies paid to Webb’s in respect of that lot but shall not be entitled to any compensation for any consequent losses howsoever arising. 11. Bidders deemed Principals. All bidders shall be held personally and solely liable for all obligations arising from any bid including both telephone”and absentee bids”. Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must obtain written authority to do so from Webb’s prior to bidding. 12.”Subject Bids” Where the highest bid is below the reserve and the auctioneer declares a sale to be “subject to vendor’s consent” or words to that effect the highest bid remains binding upon the bidder until the vendor accepts or rejects it. If the bid is accepted there is a contractual obligation upon the bidder to pay for the lot. 13. SALES POST AUCTION OR BY PRIVATE TREATY The above conditions shall apply to all buyers of goods from Webb’s irrespective of the circumstances under wheich the sale is negotiated.

Bidding Slip For absentee bidders on lots in sale 304 contemporary Art/Design, FINE & AFFORDABLE JEWELLERY & WATCHES, A2 art AND traditional design 12 - 14 may 2009 Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots up to prices recorded below. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves if any. * I agree to comply with the Conditions of Sale as printed in the catalogue. I understand that in the case of a successful bid on items in the Contemporary Art/Design, Fine & Affordable Jewellery & Watches sales a buyer’s premium of twelve and a half percent (12.5%) and in the A2 Art and Traditional Design sales a buyer’s premium of fifteen percent (15%) will be added to the hammer price and that G.S.T is charged on the premium. On major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. Please enquire regarding this service which Webb’s carry out at no charge.

lot no.

catalogue description

mr/mrs/ms

Bid*

first name

home phone

surname/company

business phone

mobile

facsimilie

postal address

contact name

email address

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT: I agree to pay immediately on receipt of notice from Webb’s of my successful bid. Payment will be by cash cheque or bank transfer. I will arrange for collection of my purchases or I agree to pay for packing and freight costs incurred by Webb’s in having any purchases forwarded to me. In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers who are unknown to us are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale or for references to be supplied. If such arrangements are not made cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered.

* Webb’s will do its upmost to carry out bidding instructions for absentee bidders. It will not be responsible however if circumstances prevent it doing so.

18 Manukau Rd Newmarket PO Box 99251 Auckland New Zealand Ph: 09 524 6804 / Fax: 09 524 7048 auctions@webbs.co.nz / www.webbs.co.nz

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INDEX OF ARTISTS Adams Peter 871 Allpress Stafford 167 Batten Juliet 857 Beadle Peter 925, 935 Beaumont Arthur 936, 938 Benge Harvey 80 Benson Lisa 162 Bidwill Bridget 820 Blackley Alice 887 Blair Philippa 885 Blomfield Charles 929 Brangwyn Sir Frank 915 Brown Jonathan 143, 144 Brown Nigel 832, 864 Butler Philip 906 Carey Ida 909 Chrisp Richard 878 Clairmont Philip 816 Cleavin Barry 823 Conrad Christina 853 Cooper Dr Richard 153, 843 Cousins James 92, 111 Cousins Thomas Selby 918 Cowan Roy 876 Crowley Phillis 913 Currin Garry 847, 886 Dali Salvador 824, 837 Dashper Julian 53, 55 Davidson Liam 900 de Lautour Tony 47 Desoto Anita 860 Dolezel Jenny 801 Drawbridge John 817 Drummond Thomas 931 Dutch Ted 802, 826, 868 Dwyer Jac 916 Eagle Allie 912 Elliot Reiko 891, 907 Ellis Robert 898 Everson C. H. 880 Feu’u Fatu 828 Foley Herb 156 Fong Luise 12, 49 Frank Dale 101 Fraser Jacqueline 51 Frizzell Dick 129, 806, 811 Gasston Alf 934 Gekko Ogata 911 George Darryn 16 Gimblett Max 8, 115 Ginn Ellinore 894 Goldberg Suzanne 895 104

Gorman Kirsty 20 Grimsdale Alan 905 Guppy Sarah 815 Hammond Bill 804, 809, 810 Hanly Pat 842, 844 Hartigan Paul 54, 95 Harvey Robb 923, 927 Hayman Patrick 830, 867 Hipkins Gavin 124 Horsfield Ramon 933 Hughes Sara 56, 72, 114, 133 Ingram Simon 84 James Smith Peter 845 Jenkins Gerald 68, 81 Jimenez Cruz 883 Kahukiwa Robyn 850 Kill Pixie 125, 126 Killeen Richard 807 Koons Jeff 123 Laan Anneke 875 Lane Tony 67, 873 Lela’ulu Nanette 889 Lennon John 838 Lewin Aroha 803 Lindsey Joan 890 Lloyd Trevor 827 Maguire Marian 812 Manchester Nan 908 Mansbridge Terry Rodney 922 Massey Helen 901 Maughan Karl 130 McArthur Piera 899, 903 McCahon Colin 821, 822 McFarlane Mary 851 McGibbon J. 854, 910 Meadows W 932 Millar Judy 94 Mitchell Sam 1 Nishida Ryuzo 28 Nixon John 19, 97 Olsen Maria 884 Palmer Stanley 813, 874, 879 Panyockzi Peter 64, 859 Pardington Fiona 91 Parkin Patterson 882 Paterson Reuben 11, 69 Paterson Cleon 128 Patterson Anda 829 Perret J.D 926 Peryer Peter 800 Peter Juliet 858 Pick Seraphine 77

Pixie Kill 124 Popplewell Martin 75, 76 Pule John 37 Radford John 808 Raokin 892 Reddaway Richard 154 Rewiri Kura te Waru 855 Richmond James Crowe 917 Ridge Sally 856 Riethmaier Anne 102 Riley Bill 33, 79 Robinson James 2, 30, 90 Robinson Peter 58 Ryan (attributed) Thomas Darby 914 Savvas Nike 48 Scarborough Frederick William 930 Seago Edward 848 Shin April 897 Shorter 896 Smither Michael 833, 834, 835, 836, 841, 863, 865 Spencer C. 919 Spicer Peggy 924, 928 Steele Louis John 920 Stevenson Michael 134 Stewart Anneke 38 Stichbury Peter 35 Summerton Justin 825, 861 Sydney Grahame 831 Tapper Garth 849, 893 Taylor Alan 840, 866, 902 Te Waru-Rewiri Kura 862, 869 The Little Artists 36 Thompson Richard 122, 136 Tomkins Riduan 872, 877 Trusttum Philip 818 Tuffery Michael 839 Unknown Artist 881, 921, 937 van der Sluys Lesley 819 Van Hout Ronnie 9 Wall Nick 814 Walsh John 109 Waters Dorothy 904 Watkins Denys 142 White Pae 161 Williams Mervyn 870 Wooller Mark 888 Zusters Jane 852

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