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A2 Art Interiors 29/31 May 2012
LEFT 61. Fiona Pardington Moa Feathers, Te Papa / type C print 2004 / signed, dated 2004 and inscribed from an edition of 7 verso 440mm x 560mm / $4,000 - $6,000 COVER 60. Andrew McLeod Geometric Abstraction / oil on canvas / signed / 180mm x 255mm / Provenance: Purchased from Ivan Anthony Gallery, 2008 / $2,500 - $3,500
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Tue 29 May 2012 – 6:00pm
Thurs 31 May 2012 – 6:00pm VIEWING FROM THURS 24 MAY 9:00AM EVENING PREVIEW Thursday 24 May 5:30pm – 7:30pm Please join us to view the suite of sales and enjoy a glass of wine thanks to Peregrine Winery, Central Otago.
BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in the A2 Art sale and the Interiors: Antiques & Decorative Arts sale. GST (15%) is payable on the buyer’s premium.
7. George Woods Leda and The Swan linocut / signed and inscribed Leda / 180mm x 140mm / $800 - $1,000
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Highlights Important Paintings & Contemporary Art, March 2012 With a sale total well in excess of $1 million, the results achieved at our first sale of Important Paintings and Contemporary Art for 2012 confirm that demand at the top end of the market remains consistent, with strong prices achieved for many of the higher-value works on offer.
The landmark offering of three major works by Philip Clairmont was met with a high level of interest from collectors: In Homage to Vincent, a self-portrait, achieved $24,600, Untitled (Still Life) achieved $37,200 and Inocence Threatened (sic), a large-scale diptych painted when the artist was just 21
years old, achieved $43,000. Further, Colin McCahon’s A Poem of Kaipara Flat 16 was sold for $103,000, which is the highest price achieved for a work from this series in almost a decade. Ralph Hotere’s 1985 burnished work on steel, The Wind I, achieved $97,200. In addition to this, a superlative example of Allan
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A. Michael Parekowhai, Bosom of Abraham, screenprinted
D. Richard Killeen, People Passing, oil on hardboard,
G. Allen Maddox, The Problem with Darth Vader,
vinyl on fluorescent light fitting, achieved $7,400
achieved $28,593
Lozenge 9, oil on canvas, achieved $18,300
B. Philip Clairmont, In Homage to Vincent (Self Portrait),
E. Richard Killeen, City Living, pigment ink, turps based
H. Paul Dibble, Linked Stories From the Garden, cast
oil on board, achieved $24,600
acrylic resin varnish on canvas, achieved $38,900
bronze, achieved $12,500
C. Ralph Hotere, The Wind I, burnished steel in original
F. Colin McCahon, A Poem of Kaipara Flat 16,
Roger Hicken frame, achieved $97,200
watercolour on steinbach paper, achieved $103,000
All prices listed are inclusive of buyer’s premium and gst, rounded to the nearest $100.
Maddox’s late-practice, The Problem with Darth Vader was bought for $18,300. The small, early portrait by Charles F Goldie picturing Te Hei from Ngati Raukawa iwi also achieved a firm result, fetching a price of $160,000. Also of note were two works by Richard Killeen which were met with an unprecedented reception with
City Living, a unique archival pigment print on canvas from 2004, selling for $38,900 and People Passing, a rare example of the artist’s early painting practice, achieving $28,600. In line with recent market activity – where careful consideration of provenance, condition and historical context has
led to a more refined approach from collectors – this sale presented a fine selection of rare and sought-after works that generated strong competition from the market place. We are now accepting consignments for the next auction in this category of sale, to be held on 31 July.
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Important paintings & contemporary art Auction 31 July | Entries now invited
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Colin McCahon Truth from the King Country: Load Bearing Structures 4 title inscribed, signed and dated 78 in brushpoint verso 195mm x 245mm $50,000 - $70,000
for historical, modern and contemporary
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We are currently seeking entries for a
Webb’s transacted significantly more sales
forthcoming sale of Important Paintings and
by value and a staggering 37% more sales
Contemporary Art, to be held on 31 July 2012.
of over $100,000 than did any other auction
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Charles Goldie No Koora Te Cigaretti, A Portrait of Mihipeka Wairama, Tuhourangi signed C.F. Goldie and dated 1915; signed C.F. Goldie and inscribed No Koora Te Cigaretti, No 1, Sale price £13.13.0 in ink on original artist’s label verso 240mm x 190mm $170,000 - $200,000
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Militaria
Webb's is pleased to announce a specialist sale of military items to be held in August. Already consigned is a wide selection of
9 August | Entries now invited
18th - 19th century English and European officer's uniforms, armour, muskets, pistols, medals, a miniature naval canon and a selection of officer's swords from England and Europe. Suitable entries are now invited to complement this sale.
Contact James Hogan jhogan@webbs.co.nz 021 510 477
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Jeff Hobbs jhobbs@webbs.co.nz 021 503 251
Ron English Webb's Exhibition: 10 - 20 May 2012 Webb’s is pleased to announce New Zealand’s first exhibition by Ron English. English is widely considered to be one of the forefathers of modern street art and beginning with his ‘liberated’ billboards of the 1980’s, in which commercial billboards were illegally altered so that they broadcast political messages, his career has spanned and continued to evolve for more than three decades. Much like the work of contemporaries Banksy and Shepherd Fairey, with whom he has collaborated and exhibited, English’s influence is central to street art’s advancement from a practise focussed on lettering and graphic imagery to a conceptually focussed means of political expression.
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Contact Neil Campbell ncampbell@webbs.co.nz 021 875 966
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Interiors: Modern Design Auction August 2012 Entries now invited The Modern Design auction held in March featured the Mr. Bigglesworthy collection – a selection of pieces with a focus on premium mid-century modern design from the post-World War II era through to the 1970s. Attendance was high with first-time buyers competing alongside committed collectors to secure pieces of classic mid-century design. Following the success of this sale, Webb’s and Mr. Bigglesworthy are pleased to present another auction in this specialist category to be held in August. Suitable items are now invited to complement this sale. The August sale will focus on mid-20th-century innovation: the design and craftsmanship that shaped the modern world. Entries will include international design and objects from early 1950s’ utilitarian designers alongside organic Scandinavian and American design. Antipodean design classics from New Zealand and Australia will also be part of the sale. Included in the auction is this G-Plan armchair, model 6250, by Paul Conti, United Kingdom, 1962. It is a luxurious and masculine armchair, made famous by super-villain ‘Blofeld’ in the James Bond film You Only Live Twice. This top-of-theline armchair captured the glamorous, understated British style of the 1960s. The 1965 catalogue from G-Plan enthuses about its “uncompromising dimensions and comfort”, amply meriting its description as “the world’s most comfortable chair”. This iconic chair also featured in the classic Michael Caine movie Get Carter. Caine’s character Jack Carter puts an end to Cliff Brumby who slumps back into the chair... what a comfortable way to go!
Contact Josh Williams jwilliams@webbs.co.nz 021 073 6545
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A2 Art Tuesday 29 May 6:00pm
Evening Preview Thu 24 May
5:30pm - 7:30pm Viewing
Thu 24 May
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Fri 25 May
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Sat 26 May
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Sun 27 May
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Mon 28 May
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Tue 29 May
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Buyer’s Premium 48. Julian Hooper Count Gideon Vecsey acrylic on paper / 650mm x 505mm Provenance: Purchased from Ivan Anthony gallery, 2007 / $2,200 - $3,200
A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this A2 Art sale. GST (15%) is payable on the buyer’s premium only.
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George Woods A collection of works from the estate of the artist
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Because of the relatively short and small-scale nature of New Zealand’s art history, I tend to liken it to a not-quite-finished, but nearly complete, 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle. George Woods is, without doubt, an artist who, like many both before and after him, has not yet been given his rightful place in that history. Born near the turn of the 20th century, George Woods received a solid art education at Wellington Technical College from Harry Linley Richardson (1878– 1947) and Frederick Vincent Ellis (1892 – 1961) and possibly the newly arrived Christopher Perkins (1891 – 1968), whose influence on our art history during the short time he was here (three to four years) was sizeable. Although George Woods achieved a reasonable degree of recognition during his rather unorthodox life, he is a largely forgotten figure here in the early years of the 21st century. This body of works released by the family will go a long way to re-establishing his reputation as an important, rare and unique New Zealand-born artist. It is for his graphic works that George Woods is best known. Closely related to woodcuts (the woodcut medium was practised by contemporaries such as E. Mervyn Taylor (1906 – 1964) – with whom Woods once shared a studio), the chronographic linocuts that he produced are amongst the finest in Australasia and, in fact, the world. In contrast to the woodcut – an image-making process that was influenced by the direction of the wood grain and required hard force – the linocut presented Woods with a buttery-smooth substrate that could be shaped with only minimal pressure from the wrist. In such a way, the artist was able craft images that balanced fine and exacting detail with sterling use of unbroken colour. The formative influence that European modernism had on New Zealand’s community of artists and craftspeople that burgeoned in the middle of the 20th century has been widely discussed and, with the work of George Woods, echoes of Matisse are clearly apparent in his constant flirtations with exoticism and eroticism. A deeply fauvist understanding runs through his economical use of line and his bold, poetic use of form carries a graphic immediacy. Further, by choosing to use iconography such as flourishing foliage and fertile female forms, Woods sought to reference art-historical idioms that were commonly understood by a wide audience. Importantly, both in his use of medium and in the themes of wider practice, Wood’s aims were democratic and utilitarian and he was as much a craftsman as he was an ‘artist’. His life’s work more than favourably stands strong and proud when measured against other modernist New Zealand contemporary artists like Russell Clark (1905 – 1966) and the aforementioned E. Mervyn Taylor from that middle period of our art history. That the family of the artist is releasing these works onto the market will give public institutions and private collectors a rare opportunity to acquire very fine examples of some of the artist’s most intimate works. With the release of these 38 works into the market place, I believe another significant piece of our art-historical jigsaw puzzle will have fallen into place. John Perry
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1. George Woods Decorative Design / linocut 170mm x 143mm / $600 - $800 2. George Woods Woman In Profile mezzotint / 200mm x 163mm / $600 - $800 3. George Woods Girl and Fawn / linocut 200mm x 185mm / $800 - $1,000 4. George Woods The Rubáiyát Of Omar Khayyám / linocut (set of four) / 250mm x 90mm / Note: The Rubáiyát Of Omar Khayyám is the title that Edward FitzGerald gave to his translation of a selection of poems, originally written in Persian and of which there are about a thousand, attributed to Omar Khayyám (1048 -1131), a Persian poet, mathematician and astronomer. / $2,500 - $3,500 5. George Woods Decorative Design linocut / 180mm x 137mm / $700 - $900 6. George Woods Marine Pattern I / linocut 206mm x 174mm / $800 - $1,000
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7. George Woods Leda and The Swan linocut / signed and inscribed Leda / 180mm x 140mm / $800 - $1,000
9. George Woods The Rubรกiyรกt Of Omar Khayyรกm linocut / 245mm x 190mm $800 - $1,000
11. George Woods Woman in Profile / linocut title inscribed and signed / 175mm x 150mm $400 - $600
8. George Woods Study Of Two Figures linocut / 245mm x 200mm / $1,000 - $1,500
10. George Woods Joan Asleep / mezzotint 210mm x 198mm / $400 - $600
12. George Woods Moorish Idol / linocut title inscribed and signed / 190mm x 145mm $700 - $900
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13. George Woods A Study of a Seated Boy Wearing a Hat / watercolour and pencil on paper / signed / 296mm x 228mm $500 - $700 14. George Woods A Study of Trees and Fence Line / watercolour / 410mm x 410mm $1,500 - $2,500
15. George Woods A Study of a Sleeping Boy pencil on paper / 320mm x 275mm $500 - $700 16. George Woods A Study of a Seated Woman / watercolour / signed / 213mm x 274mm $600 - $800
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17. George Woods Marine Pattern II / linocut title inscribed and signed / 205mm x 75mm $1,000 - $1,500 19. George Woods Toy Fish / linocut / title inscribed, signed and inscribed ed/28 205mm x 60mm / $700 - $900
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18. George Woods A Study Of Two Figures linocut / 197mm x 180mm / $800 - $1,000 20. George Woods Polynesian Mask / linocut / title inscribed and signed / 135mm x 105mm $500 - $700
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21. George Woods A Study of a Girl Seated In a Chair / watercolour and pencil on paper 348mm x 254mm / $700 - $900
23. George Woods A Study of a Young Girl In Bathing Costume / watercolour and pencil on paper / 361mm x 239mm / $700 - $900
25. George Woods Young Girl, Joan charcoal and pencil on paper / 500mm x 340mm / $500 - $700
22. George Woods A Study of a Woman Seated in an Interior / watercolour / 395mm x 300mm / $900 - $1,100
24. George Woods A Study of a Model Dressing / siberian charcoal on paper / signed; title inscribed, signed and Suter Gallery label affixed verso / 565mm x 390mm / $500 - $800
26. George Woods A Study of a Girl Seated watercolour / 300mm x 232mm / $700 - $900
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27. George Woods A Study of a Girl In Hat watercolour / 277mm x 212mm / $700 - $900
30. George Woods Seated Nude Study etching / 175mm x 185mm / $400 - $600
28. George Woods A Study of an Asian Girl charcoal on paper / 300mm x 222mm $700 - $900
31. George Woods At Helen Crabs’ Art Class pencil and charcoal on paper / 288mm x 356mm / $500 - $700
29. George Woods A Study of a Girl Kneeling In The Grass / watercolour / 212mm x 273mm $700 - $900
32. George Woods A Study of a Girl In a Checked Dress watercolour / 213mm x 274mm / $600 - $900
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33. George Woods Young Girl Seated II watercolour / 470mm x 355mm / $500 - $700 34. George Woods A Seated Figure in Coat and Hat / ink on paper / 295mm x 211mm $500 - $700 35. George Woods A Sudy of a Man With Pipe / charcoal on paper / 345mm x 265mm $600 - $800
36. George Woods A Study of a Young Girl In A Chair / charcoal on paper / signed; title inscribed in another hand and Tinakori Gallery label affixed verso / 530mm x 390mm $700 - $900 37. George Woods A Study of a Seated Girl charcoal on paper / 400mm x 255mm $600 - $800 38. George Woods A Study of Three Nude Figures / linocut / 50mm x 60mm / $700 - $900
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39. Tony de Lautour Untitled (Plan) / acrylic on unstretched canvas / title inscribed, signed with artist’s intials and dated 2001 / 100mm x 85mm / $400 - $800 40. Peter Robinson and Tony de Lautour Untitled (Figure With Two Bottles) / acrylic on found cardboard / signed and dated 1995 230mm x 305mm / $600 - $1,200 41. Bill Hammond Waking Up / etching / title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 / 150mm x 245mm / $1,400 - $1,800 42. Terry Stringer Live the Day / caste bronze 6/12 / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘95 incised and impressed monogram / 110mm x 70mm x 25mm / $1,000 - $2,000 39
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43. Michael Tuffrey Laumei Ula, Sami, Faisua, Paalimago, Asiasi / woodblock print 2/6 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 810mm x 580mm / $1,500 - $2,500 44. Jason Greig Candlemass / monoprint title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 420mm x 430mm / $1,000 - $1,500 45. Fatu Feu’u A Love Story With Cannibals woodblock print / 23/40 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1991 / 750mm x 520mm $700 - $900 46. Tony de Lautour Smoking Head woodcut 9/25 / title inscribed on plate, signed with artist’s initials and dated 2005 / 155mm x 135mm / $300 - $600
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47. Colin McCahon North Otago Landscape screenprint / From the Barry Lett Gallery Multiple series / 420mm x 580mm $1,800 - $2,500
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48. Julian Hooper Count Gideon Vecsey acrylic on paper / signed and dated 2007 650mm x 505mm Provenance: Purchased from Ivan Anthony gallery, 2007 / $2,200 - $3,200 49. Paul Hartigan Phantom / unique screenprint and oil on paper / 1/1 / title inscribed signed and dated ‘06 $2,000 - $3,000 50. John Pule Mahina / lithograph / 2/40 title inscribed, signed and dated 2004 760mm x 610mm / $2,500 - $3,500 50
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51. Tony de Lautour Heads, Lions, Kiwis / oil on canvas / signed and dated 1999 / 300mm x 400mm / $2,500 - $3,500 52. Julian Dashper Anglican Church At Matauri Bay / acrylic on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated 1-1-85 verso / 460mm x 370mm / $3,000 - $5,000 53. Peter Stichbury Glister / glicee print on Ilford gold silk archival paper / 40/100 265mm x 230mm / $2,000 - $3,000
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54. Colin McCahon Puketu Manukau lithograph / from an edition of 100 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1957 and inscribed ed. 100 Published by Peter Webb, High St, Auckland and 3 lithographs on plate on 3 frontispiece; dated ‘57 and inscribed Puketutu drawn from my boat on plate 3 220mm x 270mm / $7,000 - $12,000
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55. Dick Frizzell Reclining Woman screenprint on two sheets of paper / 98/100 title inscribed, signed and dated 2006 560mm x 1360mm $2,500 - $3,500 56. Gretchen Albrecht Pounamu lithograph / 87/100 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 / 560mm x 760mm $1,600 - $2,500 57. Grahame Sydney Model Sleeping lithograph / 17/40 / title inscribed, signed and dated April 1997 / 360mm x 535mm $1,400 - $1,800
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58. Louise Henderson Still Life / oil on board / signed and dated ‘84 / 580mm x 780mm / $4,000 - $6,000 59. Marie Shannon Untitled / gelatin silver print / 380mm x 470mm / $1,000 - $1,400 60. Andrew McLeod Geometric Abstraction / oil on canvas / signed / 180mm x 255mm / Provenance: Purchased from Ivan Anthony gallery, 2008 / $2,500 - $3,500
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63. Seraphine Pick Domestic Goddess velvet, floral fabric, collage and oil on board. The central panel of a triptich / c.1991 1515mm x 810mm / Note: Accompanied by communication with the artist, dated 9 November 2009 / $2,000 - $4,000
64. Dick Frizzell Phantom Flowers screenprint / 40/75 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2004 / 325mm x 480mm $1,000 - $1,500
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65. Patricia France The Blue Room / gouache on paper / signed / 390mm x 450mm $4,000 - $6,000 66. Patricia France Boy and Girl in a Landscape / gouache on board / signed 395mm x 450mm / $4,000 - $6,000 67. Dick Frizzell Mickey To Tiki Tu Meke lithograph / 21/50 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1997 / 500mm x 740mm $2,000 - $3,000 68. Don Binney Kairara Kaka, Great Barrier screenprint, 1982 / 625mm x 567mm $2,500 - $3,500 69. Ralph Hotere Untitled / lithograph 16/18 / signed and dated ‘92 / 750mm x 530mm / $3,500 - $6,000 65
70. Allen Maddox Fisherman / oil pastel on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated 6. 79 420mm x 295mm / $2,000 - $2,500 71. Ralph Hotere La Cruz II / lithograph 17/18 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1992 $3,500 - $6,000
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72. Michael Parekowhai Beverly Hills Guns Club Invite / screenprint / 495mm x 495mm $300 - $600
74. Matthew Couper Von Trap / acrylic on board / title inscribed, signed and dated May 2000 / 160mm x 210mm / $750 - $1,200
73. Julian Dashper Study For Philishave / acrylic on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated 1989 verso / 400mm x 395mm $1,500 - $2,500
75. Jason Greig Punch Your Future To Spite Your Past / lithograph / 2/20 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1989 / 365mm x 540mm $800 - $1,200
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76. Ralph Hotere In the Labyrinth / etching 19/30 / inscribed In the Labrinth at the demolishing, From ‘Pine’ a poem by Bill Manhire / 520mm x 365mm $3,500 - $4,500 77. Philip Clairmont Easter’ ‘Burnt Scones’ (sic) / watercolour, correction fluid, ink pen and collaged printed matter on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1973 and inscribed commercial aspects of time warps together with one woman’s reaction to an ill-timed rebirth, resulting in - angry--Burnt scones! / 378mm x 275mm / $2,500 - $3,600 78. John Pule From The Bond Of Time / ink on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 / 560mm x 765mm / $3,500 - $4,500
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79. Billy Apple Numbered and Signed - The Given as an Art-Political Statement handworked screenprint / 17/25 / title inscribed and signed and inscribed 17/25 360mm x 760mm / $3,000 - $5,000 80. Sara Hughes Data Attraction I screenprint / artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2006 / 570mm x 745mm $800 - $1,500 81. Michael Smither Portrait Of the Artist’s Child In a Bassinette / pencil on paper / signed and dated ‘71; Peter McLeavey Gallery stamp applied verso / 189mm x 235mm $1,200 - $1,800
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82. Michael Smither Portrait of the Artist’s Mother / pencil on paper / signed with initials and dated ‘69 / 550mm x 405mm $1,500 - $2,500 83. Peter Stichbury Untitled / graphite on paper / signed and dated ‘04 / 750mm x 565mm / $4,000 - $6,000 84. Allen Maddox (Grid Painting) / oil pastel on paper / 295mm x 220mm $2,000 - $2,500 85. Et Al This is Not a Religious or Philosophical Organisation / silver gelatin print / 1160mm x 780mm / Accompanied by transparent vinyl LP / $2,000 - $3,000
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86. Dick Frizzell 4/4 / screenprint / artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 / 700mm x 500mm / $1,500 - $2,000
87. Paul Hartigan Speller / pigment print on two paper sheets / 20/20 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2003 / 860mm x 590mm $1,200 - $1,800
89. Max Gimblett One hand Clapping screenprint and ink applied by hand / signed and dated 2008; title and Family-9 inscribed verso / 760mm x 560mm / $1,500 - $2,500
90. Paul Hartigan Snake Mate / pigment print on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated 2006 / 520mm x 345mm $900 - $1,200
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92. John Pule Restless Spirit IX / lithograph, artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2000 / 760mm x 560mm / $1,500 - $2,500
93. John Pule Restless Spirit II / lithograph, artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2000 / 760mm x 560mm / $1,500 - $2,500
94. John Pule Restless Spirit III / lithograph, artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2000 / 760mm x 560mm / $1,500 - $2,500
95. Jeffrey Harris Two Figures Standing lithograph / 14/20 / signed and dated 1987 980mm x 660mm / $1,000 - $1,500
96. Michael Smither Black Rocks and Seagulls screenprint / 21/50 / signed and dated ‘82 650mm x 420mm / $800 - $1,600
97. Max Gimblett Untitled / screenprint on metallic foil on paper / signed and dated 2008 verso / 700mm x 500mm / $1,200 - $2,000
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98. Gavin Hurley Joseph, Banks Peninsula collage on paper / 270mm x 200mm $800 - $1,200 99. Gavin Hurley Mount Egmont / collage on paper / 270mm x 200mm / $800 - $1,200
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112. Reuben Paterson Humble Beginnings: The Hymn In III / glitter and acrylic on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 verso / 561mm x 756mm / $3,000 - $5,000 113. Richard McWhannell Known To No Other / oil on jute on board / title inscribed, signed and dated 1993 verso / 345mm x 290mm / $1,400 - $2,000
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117. Sofia Tekela - Smith Savage Island Man With Pure II / screenprint / 20/75 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2005 / 700mm x 500mm / $700 - $1,200 118. Patrick Pound Exhibition / oil on linen 1210mm x 1800mm / $3,000 - $4,000
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140. Nigel Brown Genesis / monoprint and acrylic on paper / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘82 / 470mm x 390mm $2,000 - $3,000 141. Emily Karaka Manawhenua Seats / oil on canvas / signed and dated 2007; signed and dated ‘07 verso / 1820mm x 2130mm $6,000 - $8,000
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143. James Robinson Notes on Consciousness #72 / watercolour on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 2010 verso 180mm x 280mm / $300 - $500
145. Bill Hammond Plucked From Sleep pencil on paper / title inscribed,signed and dated 9/78 / 315mm x 218mm $1,500 - $2,500
146. Ruth Watson China Doll, from Second Nature / cibachrome, 1990 / 2-Oct / inscribed ‘China Doll’ by Ruth Watson, 1990, from series = ‘Second Nature’, ciabachrome print 2/10 255mm x 300mm / $300 - $500
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156. Early-mid 19th Century New Zealand Artist Unknown View of Port Nicholson (now Wellington) from Eccleston Hill (then Golders Hill) showing first St Paul’s Church, built 1844, in Government Reserve and the back and side of Colonel Wakefield’s house with flagstaff / watercolour / inscribed with initials or NZ and dated 1847 (indistinct); inscribed verso; For Uncle Jim with N. Zealand Charlie’s love / The third house from the Church is one which CW occupied a part of 6 months after commencing business. View of Port Nicholson from a hill above government house, showing Mt Victoria, Mt Albert part of Te Aro Flat, Government House and Thorndon Church. / 235mm x 465mm / Reference: This work is stylistically, and in subject-matter, very similar to a watercolour held by the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand, by Robert Park (refer http:// timeframes.natlib.govt.nz, ref. no. A-090-007). Park was in Wellington in 1847 and the view is very much from the same view point, Eccleston Hill, behind Parliament, with Government House and the first St Paul’s Church featuring. $20,000 - $25,000
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160. Warwick Freeman Green Star greenstone and silver (brooch) / 70mm diameter / $800 - $1,000
159. Warwick Freeman Pearl Pillow / pearl shell and silver (brooch) / signed with initials W.F / 45mmx 35mm / $500 - $700
161. Warwick Freeman Rangitoto Heart scoria, paint, gold and silver (brooch) 55mm x 55mm / $400 - $600
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164. Shane Cotton Broken Water screenprint / printer’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 / 560mm x 745mm $2,000 - $3,000 165. Shane Cotton Kikorangi / lithograph 32/40 / title inscribed and dated 2004 560mm x 760mm / $1,500 - $2,500
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171. Stanley Palmer Headland Morning lithograph and etching / 6/40 / title inscribed, signed and dated 1979 / 400mm x 650mm / $700 - $900
173. Tony Fomison Fidelio Leonora lithograph / 7/20 / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘86 / 284mm x 380mm $1,200 - $1,800
174. John Walsh We Go Right Here Tonto lithograph / 15/75 / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘05 / 500mm x 700mm / $300 - $500
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176. Tony Fomison Angel of Death lithograph / 6/12 / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘86 / 320mm x 465mm $1,200 - $1,500
177. Tony Fomison Fart Forward Found lithograph / artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 1986 / 465mm x 650mm $1,500 - $2,500
179. Dick Frizzell Master Piece / screenprint 17/80 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2003 575mm x 760mm / $1,200 - $2,000
180. Dick Frizzell On the Button / string and acrylic media on colour photograph / title inscribed, signed and dated 11/11/93 / 115mm x 260mm / $700 - $900
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190. Ronnie van Hout The Soya Bean Field (After) / oil on canvas (diptych) / 1390mm x 1650mm x 80mm (left panel) 1370mm x 1630mm x 30mm (right panel) / $3,000 - $4,000
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202. Petrus van der Velden Windmill in a Landscape, Holland / oil on board / signed 160mm x 215mm / $2,000 - $3,000 203. William George Baker Giant’s Tooth, Cape Fiordland / oil on board / title inscribed and signed / 590mm x 880mm $3,000 - $5,000 204. Frank Wright Wanganui River watercolour / signed / 245mm x 365mm $700 - $1,200
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220. Roy Good Circle and Square Series acrylic on shaped canvas / title inscribed, signed and dated 1981 / 1080mm x 660mm $1,200 - $2,500
221. Wall Panels From The Set of The Good Word $4,000 - $5,000 The set for the television literary series The Good Word was designed as an art piece, mixing graffiti with images and the autographs of the many guests who have appeared on the show over its four series on TVNZ 7. The sealed MDF kitset, single set flats, were created by artist Virginia Leonard using Indian ink, charcoal, various paints and graphite pencil mediums. The set is constructed in sections, the dimensions are: Wall A - two panels, each 3000mm x 2000mm (overall 3000mm x 4000mm) Wall B - four panels each 3000mm x 2000mm (overall 3000mm x 8000mm). Note: The first panel is without book shelf; the second panel has cut out window; the picture of the park is not included; the third and fourth panels do not include the spiral book shelf. Wall C - two panels 3000mm x 2400mm (overall 3000mm x 4800mm) AUTOGRAPHS Many famous guests have appeared on The Good Word, interviewed by host Emily Perkins about their all-time favourite books. Each one of those guests has autographed The Good Word set. A full list of autographs: Kapka Kassabova, Don McGlashan, Steve Braunias, Marti Friedlander, Roger Shepherd, Chris Knox, Mark Sainsbury, Judy Darragh, John Reynolds, Dame Fiona Kidman, Jennifer Ward-Lealand, Bill Hastings, Anna Coddington, Kate de Goldi, Lawrence Arabia, Bruce Ansley, Dave Dobbyn, Alison Holst, Tim Wilson, Rachael King, Lisa Tamati, Hamish Keith, Lynda Hallinan, Shayne Carter, Dick Frizzell, Dylan Horrocks, Peta Mathias, John Campbell, Sophia Burn, James Griffin, Cameron Slater, Lucy Green, Jacinda Ardern, Oscar Kightley, Shaun Quincey, Michael Houlihan, Coco Solid, Sue Bradford, Ray McVinnie, Dave Cull, Kathryn Ryan, Graham Beattie, Robyn Malcolm, Simon Wilson, Jacquelene Fahey, Jane Ussher, Julia Deans, Michael Hurst, Sarah Daniell, Kevin Milne, Jim Mora, Jon Toogood, Grant Robertson, Dame Jenny Gibbs, Ant Timpson, Sam Hunt, Emily Perkins (host). The panels are stored in Grey Lynn, Auckland, and can be viewed by appointment.
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225. Peter Beadle Last Voyage of the Oriana oil on board / signed and dated 1985; inscribed Downtown Auckland and Harbour from the Terrace of Sir Ronald Barntye, 10 Marine Drive, Bayswater, Auckland verso / 890mm x 1780mm $5,500 - $7,500
224. Laurence William Wilson A Pair of South Island Gorge Landscapes / watercolours on paper / signed / 405mm x 280mm each $2,000 - $3,000
227. Ian Scott Erangi Point, Kauwahaia Island, O’Neil Bay, Te Henga (Bethells Beach) / oil on board / signed; title inscribed and signed verso 720mm x 900mm / $1,800 - $2,800
226. Garth Tapper The Mussel Pickers / oil on board / signed and dated ‘94; title inscribed and signed verso / 365mm x 440mm $2,000 - $3,000 228. Kirsty Gorman Slip I and Slip II / acrylic on panel (diptych) / title inscribed, signed and dated 1998 verso (each) / 218mm x 300mm each / $700 - $900
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229. Peter Beadle Fiordland Valley, Wall Mountains and Percy Stream Transmission Line Route From Lake Manapouri, Fiordland, NZ oil on canvas / signed; title inscribed, signed and dated 1984 verso / 895mm x 1185mm $4,000 - $6,000 230. Peter Beadle Auckland Harbour Skyline From Bayswater / oil on canvasboard / signed; title inscribed and inscribed Artistic licence with ‘Shanty’ wharf to aid composition verso 450mm x 905mm / $2,500 - $3,500 231. Robert Ellis Captured and Described lithograph / 87/100 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2002 / 760mm x 560mm Note: From the Museum Circle Portfolio. $600 - $900 232. Fatu Feu’u Lilo Rio / screenprint printer’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated 2000 / 765mm x 565mm / $300 - $600 229
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243. Salvador Dali Toulouse - Lautrec Immortals Of Art / etching / signed and dated 1968 on the plate / 180mm x 130mm $1,000 - $1,500
242. Dick Frizzell It’s A Date / screenprint artist’s proof / title inscribed, signed and dated ‘10 / 410mm x 530mm / $500 - $800
244. Dick Frizzell Memorandum / screenprint 36/75 / title inscribed, signed and dated 2005 / 490mm x 700mm / $300 - $600
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251. Gladstone Eyre Sydney Harbour From The North Shore Looking Towards The City Skyline / watercolour / signed / 570mm x 920mm / $8,000 - $12,000 252. Henry S. Lynton Ruins On The Nile pair of watercolours / both signed and dated 1897 and 1900 / 230mm x 650mm each $1,000 - $1,500 253. Leon Underwood Cigarette Girl / oil on canvas / signed and dated 1927 verso 500mm x 750mm / Provenance: Gifted from the artist to D. A. Dawson and then to the current owner, circa 1993. Monograph book which accompanies this work was passed through the same line of provenance. $1,000 - $3,000 254 254. Peter O’Hagan Nastusums and HoistP-Hoist for dinner at Barry’s in Oyster Bay watercolour / signed and dated ‘90; title inscribed, signed and dated Dec ‘90 verso 480mm x 600mm / $2,000 - $3,000
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Interiors: Antiques & Decorative Arts Thursday 31 May 6:00pm
Evening Preview
This sale will be preceded by an uncatalogued Collectables sale at 4:00pm, fully illustrated online at webbs.co.nz.
Thu 24 May
Please note All lots illustrated online at webbs.co.nz Please register absentee and phone bids by 12:00pm on Thursday 31 May.
Thu 24 May
9:00am - 7:30pm
Fri 25 May
9:00am – 5:30pm
Sat 26 May
11:00am – 3:00pm
Sun 27 May
11:00am – 3:00pm
Mon 28 May
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5:30pm - 7:30pm Viewing
Tue 29 May
9:00am – 5:30pm
Wed 30 May
9:00am – 5:30pm
Thu 31 May
9:00am – 12:00pm
Buyer’s Premium A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all 616. A Vintage Mahogany Broyhill Brasilia Sideboard / $1,200 - $1,800
items in this Antiques and Modern Design sale. GST (15%) is payable on the buyer’s premium only.
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Miscellaneous 300. A 19th Century Papiermache Snuff Box with butterfly and floral decoration. / L75 / $60 - $90 301. A 19th Century Green Glass Scent Bottle / H130 / $50 - $100 302. A Georgian Bristol Green Glass Wine Cooler with two matching glasses, circa 1870. W140 / $200 - $300 303. A Victorian Kerosene Lamp on brass corinthian pillar base with cranberry resevoir and shade, clear funnel. / H840 / $300 - $500 304. A Pair of Black Forest Corner Shelves the supports carved stags heads. / $150 - $200 305. A 19th Century Framed Sampler by Elizabeth Smith 1839. / H510 W500 / $250 $350 306. A 19th Century Shell Coin Purse the polished mollusc with gilt brass hinge and catch. / L87 / $80 - $120 307. A 19th Century Ivory Notebook with four hinged pages, nickel fittings and silver pencil. / H77 / $50 - $80 308. A European Ivory Nude Woman Figure H180 / $800 - $1,000 309. A 19th Century Ivory Dieppe Figure of a gentleman. Minor loss. / H145 / $750 - $900 310. A 19th Century Indian Ivory Carved Casket the rectangular box deeply carved with figures amongst trees and building landscapes. Ivory feet and padlock. Minor faults. / H60 W175 D95 / $1,200 - $1,800 311. An Ivory Nude Woman Figure / H145 $800 - $1,000 312. A European Ivory and Wood Figure of a young man playing a double bass. / H135 / $350 - $500 313. A Pair of Ivory Carved Antelopes / L90 / $200 - $300 314. An African Ivory Carved Tiger curved tusk section. / L130 / $200 - $300 315. A Portrait Miniature of Mother and Child signed L. Brun. In a piano key ivory frame. / H200 / $80 - $120 316. A Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman In a piano key ivory frame. / W92 / $80 - $120
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332. A Taxidermy Tuatara in distressed condition. / L510 / $500 - $1,000 333. A Cased Pair of Brown Kiwis with a Kiwi egg. Makers label, W. Martin, Nile St. Nelson. Circa 1900, some fading and wear to the case. H570 W660 D340 / $3,000 - $5,000 334. A Kauri Case of Eight Taxidermy Coastal Birds including gannet, shag and pied stilt etc. H700 W980 D480 / $2,000 - $3,000 335. A Glazed Taxidermy Display of Nine Birds including kingfisher, ducks, quail and pheasant. / H730 W1030 D490 / $800 - $1,000 336. Two Taxidermy Hedgehogs one albino, on wood stands. / $200 - $400 337. A Lioness Skin Rug with full head mount and brown felt backing. / L2260 W1600 / $1,500 - $2,500 338. An SFBJ Paris Bisque Doll with a SFBJ composition body. / L450 / $400 - $600 339. A Handwerk Bebe Elite Doll with bisque head and composition body. / L420 / $200 $400 340. A German Welsch Bisque Doll with composition body. / L560 / $250 - $450 341. A Large German Simon & Helbig Doll with bisque head and composition body. / L700 / $400 - $600 342. An Early Siebe Gorman Twelve Bolt Dive Helmet with impressed ‘Siebe.Gorman & Co’. Patent. To breastplate, lugs missing. Dents. Circa 1905. / H500 / $5,000 - $7,000 343. A Pair of R.M.S. Queen Mary Canvas Life Jackets / $200 - $300 344. An Early 20th Century French Travel Trunk with original painted and printed decoration. / H450 W980 D475 / $200 - $300
329. A Large African Tribal Mask square stylised face with horns. / H1600 W640 / $300 - $400
345. An Edison Fireside Phonograph combination model type A, cylinderplayer with green tin external horn with seven wax cylinders. Working. / $1,000 - $1,500
330. A Fijian Lidded Kava Bowl on four legs with incised and mother of pearl inlaid decoration. / D380 / $400 - $600
346. A Scale Model Steam Traction Engine named ‘Catherine’. / H850 L590 / $5,000 $6,000
331. An Early Colonial Taxidermy Case of New Zealand Birds consisting of a brown kiwi, kakapo, kakariki and tui. The case of birds is ex collection of George Abercrombie, Curator of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society, founded in 1861 and dissolved with the contents sold in 1881. The case has since passed down the family. / H660 W810 D500 / $6,000 - $10,000
347. A Scale Model Locomotive Steam Engine with nameplate ‘Kitty’. Circa 1950. H300 L560 / $5,000 - $6,000 348. A Scale Model Steam Traction Engine made by C.W. Rogers, Engineer. / H210 L330 $5,000 - $6,000
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349. A Stationary Boiler with Reciprocal Engine constructed in oak, brass, copper and iron. / H330 / $1,200 - $1,600 350. A 19th Century French Ornate Mantle Clock in gilt ormolu case with Sevres porcelain panels. Barrel movement, 8 day with pendulum. J. Freres. / H370 / $300 - $400 351. A 19th Century French Wall Clock with octagonal silvered metal case and brass barrel movement by Paul Garnier. / W380 / $200 $300 352. An Ormolu and Bronze Figural Mantle Clock the gilt bronze figure drinking form a shell, the silvered dial with a silk suspension stricking movement, circa 1840. Some losses to the case. / H500 / $1,200 - $1,800 353. A 19th Century French Wall Clock the embossed brass dial surround and pendulum with floral decoration. The enamelled dial named Jean Roulles Lamballe. / L1450 / $900 - $1,200 354. An Auckland Rugby Union Jersey No.2, small stains and worn number. The following ten lots were collected from All Black Fred William Lucas’ tours of Britain, France, Australia and South Africa in the 1920’s. Freddy Lucas was an Auckland and All Black three quarter, who played 41 games and seven tests for the All Blacks. / $500 - $800 355. An Orange Free State Rubgy Union Jersey No.6, maker Venbro. / $500 - $800 356. A New South Wales Rugby Union Jersey No.20, maker J. Pearson. Hand embroidered Warratah emblem. / $400 - $600
357. A Combined Services Rugby Union Jersey No.3, small moth holes and stains, 1924. / $500 - $800 358. A French Selection Rugby Union Jersey maker W. Allen, Paris. Unmarked, light staining. 1925. / $200 - $400 359. A French Rugby Union Jersey No.12, maker W. Allen, Paris. Moth eaten emblem and light staining. 1925. / $400 - $600 360. A Welsh Rugby Union Jersey No.6 some staining to front. 1924 / $400 - $600 361. A Lions Rugby Union Jersey No.10 blue jersey with three gold lions. 1924 / $500 - $800 362. A 1929 Auckland Rugby Union Cap $80 - $120
363. A 1918 Auckland Hockey Assoc. Cap distressed. / $30 - $50 364. A BSA .222 CF2 Hunting Rifle with telescopic sight. A gun or pistol licence will be required to purchase these guns. / $1,000 $1,400 365. A Simson Suhl Side by Side Shotgun 12 gauge, 12/70 W, Nitro, 1064, 24565. Gun Licences are required for the following rifles. / $300 - $500 366. A BSA .308 Rifle and Wooden Stock 681552 / $1,000 - $1,400 367. A Marlin .3030 Lever Action Rifle model 336, with telescopic sight. / $600 - $900 368. A No. 8 Lee Enfield .22 Training Rifle $600 - $900 369. A No. 5 Lee Enfield Jungle Carbine and Bayonet 9/45, R4051. / $1,000 - $1,400 370. An 1850 Colt .36 Replica Navy Pistol $300 - $500 371. An 1858 Remington.44 “New Army” Replica Pistol / $300 - $500 372. A Colt .44 40 Replica Pistol / $500 $700 373. A Webley ‘Thomas Bland’ .450 Revolver 1406 / $500 - $700 374. A Heavy Whitefriars Glass Vase smoke glass with protusions. / H250 / $100 - $150 375. A Clyne Farquharson Cut Crystal Vase of wide tapered form with leaf pattern, signed. / H190 / $500 - $700 376. A Murano Glass Trough Vase with curved handles. / L340 / $100 - $150 377. A Large Modern Lalique Macao Vase with two juxtaposed cockatoo heads in green with relief frosted satin finish feather bodies, signed ed. 71/99. Small fault. / H325 / $800 - $1,000 378. A Modern Lalique Anemone Perfume Bottle of spherical clear glass with black crystal double flower stopper. Small fault. / H160 / $300 - $500 379. A Large Modern Lalique Ondines Vase with eight frosted nude intaglio young lady figurines bathing. Small fault. / H240 / $800 - $1,000 380. A Modern Lalique Macao Paperweight clear and satin glass. Small fault. / H120 / $200 - $400
381. A Modern Lalique Lantern Vase with arabesque pattern inspired by 1920’s jazz music. Eight relief shaped side panels. Small fault. / H180 / $600 - $800 382. A Modern Lalique Eagle Head Paperweight satin and clear glass. Small fault. L140 / $300 - $500 383. A Modern Lalique Xian Vase globular form with two colour overlay and entwined dragons. Small Fault. / W200 / $500 - $700
Ceramics 384. A Pair of Della Robbia Majolica Plaques depicting a young boy and girl in high relief. W320 / $200 - $300 385. A Della Robbia Wall Plaque with low relief of a young woman on a blue ground. H170 W120 / $80 - $120 386. A 19th Century Soneware Jug with relief moulded decoration of female figures and putti, lid absent. / $80 - $120 387. A 19th Century Stoneware Jug with sprigged deocration and metal lid. / $80 $120 388. A 19th Century Stoneware Jug wheat pattern and metal lid. / $80 - $120 389. A 19th Century Stoneware Jug with sprigged hop decoration, lid absent. / $60 $100 390. A 19th Century Stoneware Jug with relief hop and wheat decoration. / $50 - $80 391. An Impressive Mirek Smisek Pedestal Bowl stoneware with incised decoration under a blue and white glaze pooling to glass in the centre. / H600 D900 / $3,000 - $4,000 392. A Pair of Crown Lynn Wharetana Moko Bookends in brown glaze. Firing flaw to one nose. / H140 / $2,000 - $3,000 393. A Rare Royal Doulton Flambe ‘Despair’ Figure in red and black glaze, marked Royal Doulton Flambe, circa 1925. / H115 / $4,000 - $6,000 394. A Daniel Steenstra Painted Crown Lynn Vase the baluster with painted branch and leaf design on a white ground. / H250 / $1,000 $1,500 395. A Large Ernie Shufflebotham Crown Lynn Vase of baluster form with ribbed neck and white glaze. / H230 / $200 - $400
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396. A Crown Lynn Pine Dinner Service by Dorothy Thorpe, in mauve, 42 pieces. / $400 - $600 397. An Yvonne Rust Floor Pot with spiral and lug decoration, some faults. / H450 / $200 - $500 398. An Yvonne Rust Floor Pot with incised and applied decoration / H450 / $400 - $600 399. A Pair of Lucie Rie Milk and Cream Pourers with grey glaze and black splash rims, impressed monogram marks. / H65 H95 $1,800 - $2,200 400. A Lucie Rie Studio Pottery Milk Jug with dark brown glaze and impresssed monogram mark. Small Restoration to rim. H95 / $800 - $1,000 401. A Lucie Rie Studio Pottery Dish the circular pottery dish of partly folded form and manganese speckles. Impressed monogram. / L145 / $300 - $500 402. Four Lucie Rie Gold Glazed Buttons of twisted rope form. / L35 / $250 - $350 403. A Lucie Rie Stoneware Cup and Saucer with manganese glaze and scraffito linework. Impressed mark. / W140 / $2,000 - $2,500 404. A Lucie Rie Stoneware Pourer with side handle, grey glaze and manganese rim. Impressed mark. / W160 / $800 - $1,000 405. A Lucie Rie Stoneware Pourer with side handle and lemon glaze interior. Minor rim repair. / W155 / $700 - $900 406. A Large German Studio Pottery Jug of globular shape with lug handle and dribble blue grey glaze. / H440 / $150 - $250 407. A Large German Studio Pottery Baluster Vase with side handle and brown glaze with lustre ribs and graduated rings. H540 / $150 - $250 408. A Tall German Studio Pottery Vase of cylindrical form with dribbled multi-coloured glaze over blue moss body. / H510 / $150 $250 409. A Tall German Studio Pottery Vase with incised geometric lustre pattern. / H490 / $150 - $250 410. A Tall German Studio Pottery Vase of cylindrical form with orange and brown dribbled glaze. / H480 / $150 - $250 411. A Charlotte Rhead Baluster Vase with floral and fruit pattern. / H240 / $400 - $600
412. A 19th Century Austrian Terracotta Monkey the glazed and painted monkey grasping a rope. Inlaid glass eyes, holding a small bowl for a candle. / H720 / $2,500 $3,200 413. A 19th Century Meissen Porcelain Scent Bottle of a boy with dog. The dogs head removes to access the scent bottle. Marked to base. Faults. / H95 / $80 - $120 414. A Beleek Heart Shaped Lattice Work Basket / L122 / $80 - $120 415. An Ornate Staffordshire Woven Basket with looped rope edge and full relief flower border, branch handles. / L210 / $100 - $150 416. A Set of Four Beswick Wall Hanging Seagulls / L360 / $800 - $1,000 417. A Pair of Staffordshire Spaniels with painted details to the faces. / H240 / $250 $350 418. A Royal Dux Boy on a Donkey Figure / H360 / $200 - $300 419. A Pair of Royal Doulton Stoneware Vases full bodied with tall necks. Slater’s patent. Floral pattern and cobalt glaze. / H260 / $300 - $400
427. A Pair of George III Sterling Silver Salts of rounded rectangular form with clear glass liners. Marks rubbed, London c.1825 / $200 - $300 428. A Georgian Sterling Silver Ladle of Old English pattern, marks squashed. R.S. London 1768. / $200 - $300 429. A Continental Silver Plate Spoon together with a plated ladle / $50 - $80 430. A Sterling Silver Condiment Set of three small pieces with pierced decoration and blue glass liners. Birmingham 1902. / $120 - $180 431. A French Sterling Silver Desk Seal with Mephistopholes cavorting with a nymph, stamped Cestonoti and 825. / $250 - $300 432. A Pair of Sterling Silver Open Salts with blue glass liners. Birmingham 1910. / W58 $120 - $180 433. A Pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks Birmingham 1910. / H110 / $120 - $180 434. A Sterling Silver Christening Mug with engraved floral swag decoration. Chester 1910. / W100 / $120 - $180
420. A Royal Doulton Book-Worm Plate / D270 / $150 - $300
435. A Sterling Silver Small Vase of tapered form with beaten and raised floral pattern. Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1903. / H75 / $120 - $180
421. A Lambeth Doulton Faience Wall Plaque with azalia floral painting. / D365 / $200 - $300
436. A Sterling Silver Mustard Pot and Open Salt with blue glass loners and spoon. London 1937 / $120 - $180
422. A 19th Century European Painted Chocolate Cup and cover, with figure and floral panels. / H130 / $120 - $180
437. A Small Sterling Silver Sugar Castor octagonal facetted with pierced dome. Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1916. / H130 / $120 - $180
423. Three 18th Century English Teabowls with one matching saucer, gilt decoration, possibly Worcester. / $100 - $150
438. A Victorian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle in fiddle, thread and shell pattern. London 1842. / $650 - $800
424. A Clarice Cliff Fantastique Conical Teapot with orange flower pattern, Wilkinson. Chip to spout. / $1,250 - $1,500
439. A William IV Sterling Silver Serving Spoon on Old English with thread pattern. London 1837. / $250 - $350
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440. A George III Sterling Silver Sugar Castor of Urn shape on square foot and wrythen finial. London 1813. / $150 - $250
425. A 19th Century Oval Silver and Gilt Plaque with high relief of semi naked drunken revellers, grape and fruit border. / L470 / $1,500 - $1,800 426. A Sterling Silver Fruit Stand of hexagonal shape with matching base, chevron border and pierced floral motifs. Weight 610g. / W260 / $250 - $400
441. A George II Sterling Silver Coffee Pot of tapered baluster shape with scroll and shell spout, acorn finial and later ebony handle. London 1757. Repaired. / H260 / $1,500 $2,000 442. A Victorian Sterling Silver Cup with flared mouth and scroll handles on a circular foot. Gilt interior, London 1842. / W125 / $400 - $600
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443. A Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Basin with shaped sides and cut floral decoration. London 1869. / W195 / $400 - $550
456. A William IV Sterling Silver Open Salt Dish with ruby glass liner. Sheffield 1836. / H65 / $250 - $350
444. A Late Victorian Travelling Scent Bottle with engraved floral pattern over a silver lidded case. Chester 1898. / L70 / $180 - $220
457. A Cased Set of Six Sterling Silver Spoons. with tongs. Sheffield 1898. / $80 $120
445. A Pair of George III Sterling Silver Candlesticks with raised Rococco style floral scroll pattern. John Watson, Sheffield 1820. H210 / $2,000 - $2,500
458. A William IV Sterling Silver King’s Pattern Cutlery Set double struck. Comprising twelve of table forks, spoons, desrt forks, spoons, teaspoons. Various makers.Plus twelve moder silver table and desert knives to match. 84 pieces. Total weight without the knives 4.2kgs. / $3,000 - $4,000
446. A Rare Georgian Sterling Silver Chamberstick with shaped and fluted tray and scroll handle with a cone snuffer. S.C. Young, Sheffield 1829. / $500 - $800 447. A Pair of Vicotrian Sterling Silver Decanter Coasters with pierced floral gallery sides and gadrooned edging. / W150 / $1,000 - $1,500 448. A Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set the eight bottle set complete with all original cut crystal and silver topped bottles. Floral and gadrooned borders. Ths. Jenkinson, London 1827. / L200 / $1,200 - $1,800 449. A George II Irish Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle of cauldron shape with turned ebony side handle. Dublin 1728. / $600 - $800
459. A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon double struck thread and floral pattern. London 1854. Weight 205g. / $500 - $700 460. A Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Ladles fiddle pattern. Thomas Wallace, London 1808. / $250 - $400 461. A Victorian Sterling Silver Ladle single struck King’s pattern. Glasgow 1840. Weight 260g. / $650 - $850 462. A Victorian Sterling Silver Fruit Bowl with pierced floral scroll motifs and shaped border. Swing handle, on stand. Sheffield 1864. / W300 / $500 - $700
469. A Sterling Silver Four Piece Tea Set comprising teapot, water jug, sugar basin and milk jug. In plain baluster shape with lappet borders, fruitwood handles and finials. Rodes & Sons, London 1925. Weight 1.4kg. / $700 - $900 470. A Sterling Silver Lidded Cigarette Box or crumb tray with shell thumb piece and turned wood side handle. Mirmingham 1962. / W90 D80 / $200 - $300 471. A Sterling Silver Set of King’s Pattern Flatware double struck, comprising eight of tablespoons, forks, dessert forks. Seven of dessert spoon and teaspoons, sauce ladle and eleven matching knives with steel blades. $2,000 - $3,000 472. A Victorian Set Sterling Silver King’s Pattern Flatware double struck, comprising six each of table spoon and forks, dessert spoons and forks, teaspoons with matching knives. Geo Angell, London 1868/9. / $2,000 - $3,000
473. A WMF Art Nouveau Covered Chalice with leaf and berry designs, cover with lyre handle. / H490 / $250 - $350 474. A Decorative Silver Plate Serving Tray with incised floral decoration. / W580 / $200 - $300
463. An Edwardian Sterling Silver Condiment Set with salt, pepper, mustard and two open salts. / $300 - $400
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464. Two Sterling Silver Scallop Form Dishes London 1898 & 1915 / L105 & 125 / $200 $300
475. A Chinese Meiping Dragon Vase with underglaze blue dragon decoration. / H260 / $1,700 - $2,000
465. A Sterling Silver Hot Water Jug ewer shaped with lid on a circular foot with twisted half flute body. Ebony scroll handle and finial. G.H. London 1913. / H240 / $700 - $900
476. A Chinese Fat Bodied Blue and White Vase with flared mouth and undderglaze blue wave and lappet pattern. Four character mark. / H150 / $3,000 - $4,000
466. A Victorian Sterling Silver Teaset the three pieces of compressed circular form with ribbed decoration and greyhound finial. J & A Savory London 1846. / $2,000 - $2,500
453. A George III Sterling Silver Salver the circular salver with gadrooned border on foor feet. Shield crest to centre. Smith & Sharp, London 1787. Weight 1.2kgs. / W360 / $1,200 - $1,800
477. A Chinese or Japanese Root and Ivory Carving with four well carved ivory monkeys on a rocky outcrop with stag antler crowns, leaves and pinet ree branch. On a later base, signed. / H170 / $3,500 - $5,000
467. A Sterling Silver Lidded Spice Caddy with a shaped body on four feet. Decorated with raised Art Nouveau floral motifs. Chester 1907. / H140 / $100 - $200
478. A Chinese Dragon Plate decorated with five flying dragons. Hsuan Tung mark. / D270 / $300 - $500
454. A Victorian Sterling Silver Card Case Birmingham 1897. In original display case. / H97 W68 / $180 - $220
468. A Victorian Sterling Silver Hot Water Jug with gadrooned and fluted decoration. Fruitwood handle. London 1874. / H170 / $500 - $700
450. A Victorian Sterling Silver Wine Jug with engraved body and fluted facet neck, floral scroll finial and bacchus mask motif. William Mann, London 1853. / H270 / $1,200 - $1,800 451. A Victorian Sterling Silver Milk Jug with octagonal, engraved facetted body, scroll handle on four rococco mask feet. Joseph Angel, London 1852. / H170 / $400 - $600 452. A Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Set the four piece set all with raised floral and scroll decorations and baluster body on four scroll feet. E.& J. Barnard, London 1859. Weight 2.3kgs. / $2,500 - $3,000
455. A Cased Set of Six Silver and Enamel Spoons Birmingham 1955. / $150 - $220
479. A Chinese Baluster Vase of tapered form with speckled oxblood glaze and flared mouth. / H270 / $400 - $600 480. A Chinese Fat Bodied Ovoid Dragon Vase with underglaze blue seahorse medallions and full relief dragon and bat around the rim. Qianlong seal mark. / H180 / $600 - $800
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481. A Chinese Polychrome Export Punch Bowl in landscape decoration and floral border. Repaired with old staples. / W260 / $600 $800 482. A 19th Century Japanese Imari Style Plate with painted enamel fan shaped panels of flowers, birds and figures. / W290 / $300 - $400 483. A Chinese Export Famille Rose Punch Bowl with painted floral swags and bunches with ribbons in red and green. / W285 / $800 - $1,000
496. A Tibetan Gilt Bronze Small Buddha Figure in a glass fronted bronzed display case. / H80 / $200 - $300
511. A Chinese Ivory Goddess Figure with clasped hands, seated on lotus plinth. Pink stain damage. / H102 / $1,500 - $1,800
497. A Chinese Han Dynasty Style Pottery Duck in ochre paint, vase form. / H290 / $500 - $700
512. A Japanese Meiji Lacquer Kogo Box the lid and interior decorated with various nashiji and fundame techniques in a floral mon design. / W80 / $120 - $180
498. A Chinese Pottery Two Handled Jardinere with blue, grey crackle glaze. / W300 / $200 - $300 499. A Chinese Kwan Yin Figure seated on a lotus base, grey glaze. / H240 / $100 - $200
484. A Chinese Canton Lidded Jar the cylindrical jar with painted enamel figure, bird and floral decoration. / H120 / $200 - $400
500. A Chinese Carved Cinnabar Buddha Bust with rosewood shoulders. / H175 / $300 - $500
485. A Chinese Famille Rose Plate fully decorated with flowers and birds with patterned border featuring calligraphy discs. W240 / $300 - $400
501. A Chinese Cased Inkblock with a coloured relief of a robed god walking over rocks with waves breaking. Poem to reverse. / L240 / $1,000 - $1,200
486. A Large Chinese Cloisonne Incense Burner on Stand with canton floral enamel decoration, bronze Fo dog finial on three monster mask legs. / H590 / $5,000 - $7,000
502. A Pair of Chinese Lacquer Storage Boxes formed of five lobes with bat and flower pattern. / W150 / $200 - $300
487. A Chinese Cloisonne Temple Censor of shallow round form with bat and fruit deoration on three dragon mask legs. / H130 D270 $1,500 - $2,500 488. A Chinese Pottery Moon Flask with floral and leaf decoration around a centre panel with bats and yellow glaze gground. / H210 / $150 - $250 489. A Large Cloisonne Teapot on a Stand with intricate panels of hoho birds and cranes on a floral ground. Stirrup handle and a wood lotus base / H560 / $2,000 - $3,000 490. A Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Bottle Vase with hoho birds on a green ground. / H220 / $100 - $200 491. A Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Baluster Vase hexagonal with panels of flowers, birds and butterflies. / H240 / $200 - $300 492. A Chinese Carved Black Soapstone Box with relief lotus pad and flower, dragonfly motif. / L130 / $100 - $200 493. A Vietnamese Crackle Glaze Teapot in the form of a bird. / W140 / $150 - $220 494. A Chinese Enamel Snuff Bottle with figures in a mountan landscape and ivory spoon. / H63 / $500 - $700 495. A Small Bronze Incense Burner with relief dragon handle and four trunk legs. / H85 / $80 - $120
503. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Carved Hunter Figure with a gun and rabbit. Age cracks. / H140 / $550 - $700 504. An Chinese Ivory Carved God Figure with carp and staff. His robes with coloured symbols and diaper patterns. / H190 / $2,500 - $3,500 505. A Chinese Ivory Tusk God Figure with finely decorated diaper pattern robe, sceptre and purse. / H260 / $3,000 - $4,000 506. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Okimono Figure of a farm worker with rake and chickens. AF. H160 / $300 - $500 507. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Fisherman Figure the standing comorant fisherman with bird fish and basket.Arm repair. / H140 / $750 - $950 508. A Chinese Carved Ivory Kwan Yin Figure with robes and flowering magnolia branch on a wood stand. / H235 / $500 - $700 509. An Antique Oriental High Rank Court Cape of stylised butterfly shape. Richly embellished in gold and silver thread with mythical birds and dragons. Mounted in a glass case. / H1000 W700 / $2,500 - $3,500 510. A Chinese Green Jade Crouching Dragon Figure / L120 / $700 - $900
513. A Japanese Ebony Mokugyo with striker. Two juxtaposed baby dragons. / L140 / $200 - $300 514. A Japanese Edo Lacquer Brush Pot with pierced silver grill top and gold figure in landscape. / H70 / $100 - $150 515. A Japanese Meiji Imari Bowl in the traditional manner. Chip. / W210 / $150 $200 516. A Japanese Pottery Baluster Vase in celadon green glaze with floral decoration. H190 / $100 - $150 517. A Japanese Small Meiji Porcelain Dish with blue painted cranes flying over waves. / W120 / $80 - $120 518. A Very Large Japanese Meiji Imari Dish completely hand painted scene of robed sage figure examining an old dragon scroll. Professionally restored. / D625 / $600 - $900 519. A Chinese Marine Table Carving in light and dark natural horn. Five shrimps and a crab clambouring over a fishing basket trap. / W180 / $800 - $1,000 520. A Chinese Marine Table Carving in light and dark natural horn, depicting two shrimps on seaweed on a rock. / W150 / $500 - $800 521. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Okimono Figure Group depicting two skeletons banging their food bowls. Signed. / H56 / $350 - $500 522. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Carved Okimono Figure of a young woman with child. / H74 / $250 - $350 523. A Modern Ivory Actor Netsuke with a flower bunch, stained. / H52 / $200 - $300 524. A Chinese Ivory Snuff Bottle with relief carved dancers and a poem. / H70 / $150 $250 525. A Japanese Ivory Carved Okimono Figure of a mountain Sennin. / H90 / $200 $300 526. A Chinese Ivory and Horn Snuff Bottle of oval form with incised Buddha decoration. / H80 / $150 - $250
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527. A Chinese Ivory Naked ‘Doctors’ Lady reclining on a shawl. / L115 / $400 - $600
544. A Chinese Grey Jadeite Dragon Lozenge Handle / D45 / $80 - $120
528. A Chinese Painted Porcelain Bowl with floral decoration and dipaer pattern borders. Daoquang mark. Rim chips. / W215 / $250 $350
545. A Pair of Chinese Ivory Cartouche Panels with pierced floral decoration. / W60 / $100 - $200
529. A Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Spoons with floral decoration and seal mark. / L125 / $250 - $350 530. An Oriental Decorative Porcelain Bowl with cartouche landsccape panels on a green glaze ground. Diamond character mark. / W100 / $250 - $350 531. A Chinese Porcelain Bowl with blue porcelain landscape decoration. / W112 / $300 - $400 532. A Chinese Brown/Grey Jadeite Seal Chop with entwined baby dragon and fungus. / W65 / $700 - $900 533. A Chinese Jade Ceremonial Fan/Sword Hilt with two pi discs and and mythical animals in relief. / W140 / $800 - $1,200 534. A Chinese Carved Coconut Teapot and Bowl with pewter mounts. / L170 / $150 - $220 535. A Chinese Yellow Sancai Stand Vase with incised leaf and tendrils in green and brown. / H170 / $100 - $200 536. A Chinese Green Hardstone Incense Burner with lid and relief baby dragon decoration. / H110 / $200 - $300 537. A Chinese Ivory Cylindrical Stand Vase with dragons on a pierced ground. / H72 / $100 - $200 538. A Chinese Grey Hardstone Lidded Cup with mythical bird relief side handles and fo dog finial. / H120 / $200 - $300 539. A Chinese Grey Jadeite Floral Medallion pierced and carved with floral motifs. / D57 / $100 - $200 540. A Chinese Pale Green Jadeite Baby Dragon / L70 / $100 - $200 541. A Chinese Green Hardstone Medallion with animals under a pine tree. / D55 / $150 - $250 542. A Chinese Jadeite Floral Medallion on a wood tree trunk stand. / H95 / $150 - $300 543. A Chinese Small Ivory Swinging Acrobat lower leg missing. / L55 / $50 - $80
546. A Chinese Export Famille Rose Milk Jug of square ewer shape, painted figures with blue floral borders. / H140 / $200 - $400 547. A Chinese Large Export Lidded Tureen with blue underglaze flowers and figures in landscape. Lotus pod handles and foliate finial. / W370 / $10,000 - $12,000 548. A Chinese Export Tea Bowl withh underglaze blue floral and figures in landscape decoration. / W90 / $250 - $350 549. A Chinese Hardstone Table Ornament depicting a flowering plum tree in a gilt brass trough. / W370 / $500 - $700 550. A Chinese Canton Famille Rose Octagonal Dish / W135 / $120 - $180 551. A Chinese Export Oval Bowl with blue landscape pattern, lid missing. / W140 / $350 - $450
561. A Chinese Rosewood Cased Inkstone the stone with carved moon, primus and bamboo decoration. / L240 / $300 - $500 562. A Chinese Hardstone Ceremonial Sceptre Sword with three crescent blade motifs and scroll and key motifs. / W535 / $600 - $800 563. A Pair of Chinese Ivory Figures depicting a Mandarin and consort with elaborate patterned robes and throne chairs. / H125 / $800 - $1,200 564. A Chinese Ivory Carved Puzzle Ball with dragon and cloud motif, stained. / H85 / $350 - $550 565. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Geisha Figure in floral patterned Kimono and ink hairwork. Signed. / H130 / $650 - $850 566. A Japanese Meiji Ivory Okimono Figure of a fisherman with robe, net, fish and basket. Faults. / H140 / $750 - $900 567. A Chinese Soapstone Carved Seal Chop with lotus pod and leaf decoration. / H90 / $300 - $500
552. A Chinese Decorative Hand Mirror on copper with inset stones around a jade disc. Mirror faulted. / L220 / $150 - $300
568. A Chinese Archaic Style Large Seal Chop in calcified stone depicting a mythical winged baby lion dog. May have been through a fire. / H85 / $1,500 - $2,000
553. A Chinese Annamese Lidded Bowl with panels of floral decoration. / W140 / $100 $200
569. A Chinese Carved Ivory Dragon with scale decoration. Some faults. / L190 / $200 - $300
554. A Chinese Polychrome Bowl with court figures and floral border. / W130 / $250 - $350
570. A Chinese Jadeite Medallion with twin juxtaposed children in high relief. / D56 / $200 - $300
555. A Chinese Blue and White Teabowl and saucer with finely painted blue landscape pattern, gilt border. / W140 / $300 - $400 556. A Chinese Famille Rose Teabowl / W80 / $120 - $180 557. A Chinese Canton Polychrome Enamel Plate with figure and floral panels. / W200 / $200 - $280 558. A Chinese Pottery Meiping Vase with slip relief pine tree and figure decoration on a deep blue ground. / H300 / $2,000 - $3,000 559. A Chinese Pottery Wall Vase with high relief eagle over lion dog under pine tree and chrysanthemum. Impressed signature. / H300 / $100 - $200 560. A Japanese Patinated Bronze Garden Lantern with relief dragons and dogs around a wave base. Pierced lantern body with pagoda top and fish finials. One missing. / H530 / $500 - $800
571. A Chinese Jadeite Handling Piece depicting an old sage figure with staff and pot. / H60 / $100 - $200 572. A Chinese Grey/Green Jadeite Finger Piece depicting a sage figure. / H60 / $100 $200 573. A Chinese Grey Jadeite Tablet with a low relief design of figures under clouds. / L53 / $150 - $220 574. A Chinese Tang Dynasty Style Court Figure / H160 / $250 - $350 575. A Chinese Small Brown Hardstone Lion Dog carrying frogs, mottled. / L48 / $100 $200 576. A Chinese Brown Hardstone Carving of juxtaposed boy acrobats. / L56 / $100 - $200
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592. An Edwardian Mahogany Armchair with carved pierced scrolls and inlaid art nouveau back panel, upholstered seat. / H1040 / $400 - $600
606. A 19th Century Pine Library Table in rococo revival style. Shaped shelf to the platform stretcher base, single drawer to the frieze. / H730 W1340 D740 / $800 - $1,000
579. A Chinese Carved and Stained Hardstone Figure with baby bifid dragon and fish. / L65 / $100 - $200
593. A Victorian Mahogany Dining Table the crank extension table with turned and carved legs, porcelain castors and two central leaves. / H740 W2390 D1230 / $1,200 - $1,600
607. A Victorian Walnut Banquet Table the crank extension table on turned and carved tapering legs with porcelain castors, three centre leaves. / H740 W1360 D3070 / $4,000 - $6,000
580. A Chinese Red Glaze Pottery Vase with oxblood glaze and archaic flared mouth form. / H200 / $400 - $600
594. Six Victorian Saddleback Dining Chairs with turned legs and upholstered seats. / $500 - $800
608. A Mid Victorian Four Poster Bed in brass and iron, original brass makers label. / $500 $1,000
581. A Chinese Jadeite Oval Jolly Hotei in sunken relief. / L38 / $150 - $220
595. A Victorian Mahogany Pembroke Table / H740 W1010 D560 / $200 - $400
582. A Chinese Grey Brown Hardstone Pendant with bird and bamboo motif. / L44 / $150 - $220
596. A Georgian Mahogany Bureau Bookcase the fall front opening to a well laid out interior with pigeonholes, drawers and a central cupboard. The top with two panelled doorsbelow a broken pediment, the lower section with five drawers, circa 1800. / H2200 W1100 D600 / $2,500 - $3,500
609. A Pair of Oak Arts and Crafts Armchairs with seagrass seats and circular motif to the back. / $800 - $1,000
577. A Chinese Mottled Jadite Goat Carving / L45 / $100 - $200 578. A Chinese Soapstone Crouching Child Figure / L40 / $100 - $200
583. A Chinese Hardstone Picture Panel the inlaid stones depicting various different birds and peacock under a plum tree with grasses. Black lacquer frame. / H500 D1000 / $2,000 $2,500 584. A Matching Oriental Jardinere and Umbrella Stand decorated with applied butterflies. / $350 - $500
Furniture 585. An Oriental Extensively Carved Settee the back carved with bird and chrysanthemum decoration. The legs and arms with stylized dragons. / H1230 W1390 D680 / $1,500 $2,000 586. A Pair of Oriental Hardwood Carved Armchairs with rattan seats, dragon and temple decoration. / H880 / $500 - $800 587. An Oriental Open Display Stand with two drawers to the centre, galleried back and sides. / H1790 W880 D370 / $450 - $600 588. An Oriental Open Display Stand with two drawers to the centre, galleried back and sides. / H1790 W880 D370 / $450 - $600 589. A Chinese Hardwood Two Door Cupboard with tapering sides. Huang Lee wood. / H1650 W900 D460 / $450 - $550 590. A Chinese Hardwood Two Door Cupboard with tapering sides. Huang Lee wood. / H1650 W900 D460 / $450 - $550 591. A Chinese Red Lacquer Two Door Cupboard with tapering sides and circular brass lock mounts. / H1680 W1130 D530 / $500 $600
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597. A Small Victorian Mahogany Pembroke Table / H650 W300 D440 / $200 - $300 598. A 19th Century Mahogany Bookcase the upper section with astralglazed doors, two panelled cupboards to the base. The base not original to the upper section. / H2040 W1270 D340 / $2,500 - $3,000 599. A Watercolour Sheep Landscape - D.M. Alderson dated 1921. / H400 - W300 / $200 - $300 600. A Watercolour Sheep Landscape - D.M. Alderson dated 1921. / H330 W410 / $200 $300 601. A Watercolour Sheep Landscape - D.M. Alderson dated 1921. / H330 W410 / $200 $300 602. A Georgian Style Sidechair with pierced and shaped backsplat, drop in seat. / $150 $200 603. A Good Kitchen Butcher窶冱 Block with lower shelf, iron bound. / H870 W900 D610 / $600 - $800 604. A Decorative French Petit Commode of small proportions, with tulip and kingwood marquetry decoration, rouge marble top and gilt metal mounts. / H830 W760 D370 / $3,000 - $4,500 605. A Large Gilt Framed Bevelled Mirror / H1640 W1040 / $800 - $1,200
610. A Hand Knotted Hamadan Yolluk Runner with red ground and central medallion. / L2880 W820 / $600 - $800 611. A Hand Knotted Turkoman Runner with multi-coloured stylised pattern. / L3800 W1050 / $550 - $700 612. A Hand Knotted Turkoman Runner with multi-coloured stylised pattern. / L3800 W105 / $550 - $700 613. An Oil on Board Lake Scene - Aston Greathead of Lake Wakatipu / H500 W660 / $200 - $300 614. A Watercolour Coastal Scene - Emerson Porter / H500 W660 / $100 - $200 615. A German Twin Pedestal Oak Desk two panelled cupboards with central drawer, carved mouldings and paw feet, circa 1930. Restoration required. / H800 W1680 D800 / $1,000 $1,500 616. A Vintage Mahogany Broyhill Brasilia Sideboard three central drawers flanked by two cupboards with modernist shaped decoration. The American Broyhill Brasilia line was launched at the Seattle worldﾃ不 fair in 1962 as an ode to the modernist Brazilian capital city, Brasilia, and itﾃ不 legendary designer, Oscar Niemeyer. The parabolic relief design is a direct representation of the presidentﾃ不 residence, the Alvorada Palace. / $1,200 - $1,800 617. A Vintage Mahogany Broyhill Brasilia Dresser the base with three drawers and cupboard, the upper section with two cupboards and glazed shelf. / H1660 W1380 D480 / $1,200 - $1,800 618. A Tibetan Decorative Painted Cupboard with four cupboard doors. / H740 W800 D350 / $400 - $600
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619. A Kurdistan Kilim Rug / L2330 W1400 / $250 - $350 620. A Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner in intricate stylised multi-colour pattern. / L4390 W1050 / $400 - $600 621. A Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner in intricate stylised multi-colour pattern. / L4390 W1050 / $400 - $600 622. A French Sofa with Carved Showwood Frame the shaped front with floral detailed cabriole legs. Three loose cushions and contemporary floral upholstery. / H1120 W1870 D800 / $3,000 - $5,000 623. A Large Hand Knotted Persian Style Carpet distressed. / L4000 W3170 / $300 $500 624. A French Parquetry Topped Dining Table with two drawer leaves on cabriole legs. / H760 W1370 D950 / $1,000 - $1,500 625. A 19th Century Dutch Walnut Bombe Commode the fallfront opening to reveal a fitted interior with cupboard shelves, small drawers and three full width drawers with gilt metal handles an escutcheons. Raised on lion paw feet. Damage evident to frieze section and other small faults. / H1090 W860 D600 / $2,500 - $3,500
635. A Mahogany Display Cabinet with single glazed door and three shelves. / H1620 W1060 D310 / $600 - $900 636. An English Oak Court Cupboard in the Jacobean style with extensive carving and decorative ironwork. The whole raised on a platform base with turned and carved supports. / H1770 W1970 D540 / $1,500 - $2,000 637. A New Zealand Timbers Collector’s Cabinet the interior with drawers above an open well with mirrored back and roll top. Lower section fret gallery to the top, circa 1900. / H620 W520 D340 / $800 - $1,200 638. A Tan Leather Buttonback Chesterfield Sofa with rolled arms and three loose cushions. / W2150 D920 / $1,000 - $1,500 639. A Mid 19th Century French Gilt Carved Mirror arch topped with carved foliate decoration. / H1460 W1280 / $250 - $400 640. A Pair of French Style Carved Armchairs with gilt frames. / H1140 W650 D670 / $650 - $800
626. An Edwardian Oak Table In Jacobean style with cup and cover turned and carved base. / H750 W1370 D680 / $280 - $350
641. A 19th Century Oak Twin Pedestal Desk with green leather inset top. / H740 W1260 D770 / $800 - $1,200
627. A Large Gilt Framed Bevelled Mirror / H1500 W1200 / $800 - $1,200
642. A French Industrial Four Drawer Filing Cabinet by Orco. Metal with distressed grey paint finish. Circa 1920. / H1410 W480 D640 / $1,000 - $1,250
628. A Six Branch Giltmetal Chandelier extensively hung with drops and gold decorated glass fruit. / H560 / $800 - $1,200 629. A Tan and Pink Kilim Rug / L3600 W1370 / $200 - $300
643. A Soviet Adjustable Metal Desk and Chair with tubular steel frames, circa 1960. / H820 W1100 D550 / $800 - $1,200
630. An English Elm Windsor Chair / H1090 / $150 - $300
644. A Hand Knotted Turkoman Rug in emerald green and red. / L1970 W1300 / $300 - $450
631. A Mid Century Rocket Standard Lamp with red anodised frame and white oak legs. / H1620 / $200 - $350
645. A Hand Knotted Turkoman Rug in emerald green and red. / L1970 W1300 / $300 - $450
632. A Vintage New Zealand Lounge Suite consisting of sofa and two armchairs with shaped ply frames. F. Furnell Ltd. Auckland. Later upholstery. / $600 - $900
646. A John Britten Designed Metal Floor Lamp / H1900 / $200 - $300
633. A Vintage Danish Teak Dining Suite comprising an extandable table and six woven cord chairs, two not an exact match. / L1630 W850 / $1,200 - $1,800
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634. A Georgian Scottish Mahogany Longcase Clock with satinwood stringing and quartered pillars to the case. Some distress to the white dial. William Dun, Glasgow. / H2040 / $1,200 - $1,800
647. A Set of Four Marilyn Sainty Bar Stools with metal frames and wood slat seats. / H990 / $400 - $600 648. An Antique Hand Knotted Carpet with central floral medallion, red ground with floral borders. / L4000 W3050 / $1,500 - $2,000
649. An Oil on Canvas Cattle Landscape Thomas Sydney RA signed and dated 1881.In a gilt frame / H600 W920 / $6,000 - $8,000 650. A Watercolour Cattle Landscape Thomas Sydney Cooper RA signed and dated 1860. / H390 W550 / $1,000 - $2,000 651. A 19th Century Cast Iron and Wood Table with a rectangular top. / H760 W1080 D450 / $300 - $500 652. 19th Century Gilt Overmantle Mirror with fern decoration. / H940 W1280 / $300 - $500 653. A Late Victorian Oak Dumb Waiter in the Jacobean style, the hinged lid revealing marble inset top above two drawers. / H1120 W1200 D460 / $800 - $1,000 654. A 19th Century Small Iron Bound Trunk / H340 W520 D320 / $150 - $250 655. A Hand Knotted Hamadan Rug with stylised floral motifs in reds and blues. / L2120 W1400 / $200 - $400 656. A French Provincial Oak Side Chair / H820 / $80 - $120 657. A French Provincial Oak Side Chair / H820 / $80 - $120 658. A 19th Century Mahogany Pembroke Table / H730 W1150 D600 / $300 - $500 659. Two Early 19th Century English Side Chairs in similar styles. / $150 - $300 660. A Late Georgian Oak Sidechair with shaped back splat and solid seat. / $150 - $250 661. An Oil on Board Portrait - Ida Carey ‘Pamela Janet Fletcher’. / H670 W520 / $200 - $300 662. An Oil on Board Portrait - Ida Carey of ‘Rahura Maki’. / H590 W520 / $250 - $350 663. A Watercolour Landscape - Peggy Spicer / H450 W550 / $150 - $250 664. A Watercolour Riverscape - Peggy Spicer / H460 W550 / $150 - $250 665. A Watercolour Landscape late 19th century, signed. / H430 W700 / $50 - $150 666. An Acrylic on Board Portrait - Sangl a Goldie copy of Kapi Kapi. / H400 W350 / $100 - $200 667. An Oil on Board Mountain Scene Aston Greathead of Mt. Cook and Tasman. / H370 W500 / $100 - $200 668. An Oil on Board Landscape - Aston Greathead of the Puhi Puhi and Blue Duck Valleys. / H720 W1030 / $300 - $500
Bidding Slip For absentee bidders on lots in sale 335 Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots up to the prices recorded. 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 A2 Art sale a buyer’s premium of 15% will be added to the hammer price and that GST is charged on the premium, and that in the case of a successful bid on items in the Antiques and Decorative Arts sales, a buyer’s premium of 15% will be added to the hammer price and that GST 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.
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MR MRS MISS MS (PLEASE CIRCLE) first name
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INDEX OF ARTISTS Albrecht, Gretchen
56
Gill, Janice
Apple, Billy
79
Gimblett, Max
Baird, Annie
210
Good, Roy Baker, William George
152, 203
Beadle, Peter
225, 229, 230, 240
Binney, Don
68
Blomfield, Charles
222, 223
Brown, Nigel
140,167
Gopas, Rudolph
76
Cooper, Jim Cornish, Bronwynne Cotton, Shane
228
Gorter, Arnold Marc
247
Graham, Fred Greig, Jason
Harris, Jeffrey
148
Hartigan, Paul Henderson, Louise
192 44,75 41, 145, 166, 189 116 95 49,87,90,100,139,150 58,106
Couper, Matthew
74
Hicken, Roger
216,217
Cummings, Vera
153
Hight, Michael
208
Hooper, Julian
48,104,105,168,69,71,77,125,138
Dali, Salvador
243
Hughes, Sara
80
Dankmeijer, Charles (attributed)
250
Hunter, Alexis
110
Dashper, Julian
52, 73
Dawes, Debra
196,197
de Lautour, Tony
Ellis, Robert
98,99
Hutchinson, Lonnie
212
40
Jones, Horace Moore
205
Jowsey, Susan
144
Karaka, Emily
141
Killeen, Richard
114
Lane, Tony
149
Lloyd, Trevor
178
Lynton, Henry S.
252
231
Et Al
85
Eyre, Gladstone
251
Feu’u, Fatu
45, 199, 201, 232
Fisher, Joel
249
Fomison, Tony Fong, Luise
169, 170, 171, 175, 176, 177 107, 127
France, Patricia Freeman, Warwick Frizzell, Dick
Hurley, Gavin
39, 46, 51, 62
Peter Robinson and Tony de Lautour
106
Hanly, Pat
194 162, 163, 164, 165
220 181, 185
Gorman, Kirsty
Hammond, Bill Clairmont, Philip
207 89,97,198
65,66
Maddox, Allen
70,84
157,158, 159, 160, 161
Matchitt, Para
130
55, 64, 67, 86, 101, 102, 120, 122
Maughan, Karl
123, 124, 135, 137, 142, 179, 180, 233, 234
235, 236, 237, 238, 242, 244, 246
McCahon, Colin McIntyre, Peter
136 47,54,147 143,151
McLeod, Andrew
59
Sydney, Grahame
57
McWhannell, Richard
113
Misery
115
Tapper, Garth
226
Moddox, Allen
121
Tekela – Smith, Sofia
117
Moffatt, Tracey
131
Thompson, Sydney Lough
154
Thompson, Richard
241
Naftel, Isabel
248
Trusttum, Philip
126,195,219
Nielson, Valerie
191
Tuffrey, Michael
43
O’Hagan, Peter
254
Underwood, Leon
253
Palmer, Stanley
172,173,215
van Hout, Ronnie
190
Velden, Petrus van der
202
Pardington, Fiona
61
Parekowhai, Michael
72
Paterson, Reuben
Wallwork, Richard
155
Peebles, Don
200
Walsh, John
174
Picasso, Pablo
239
Watkins, Denys
Pick, Seraphine
63
Watson, Ruth
146
193
Weeks, John
184,186,206
118,188,218
White, A. Lois
183
Wilson, Laurence William
224
Wolfe, Pamela
187
Popplewell, Martin Pound, Patrick Pule, John
112,129
50,78,92,93,94,103
133,213
Rastorfer, Lorraine
212
Wolollaston, Toss
Reynolds, John
119
Woods, George
1 - 38
Robinson, James
143
Woollaston, Toss
108,109,134
Peter Robinson and Tony de Lautour Scott, Ian Shannon, Marie Siddell, Peter
40
60 245 81,82,96,128,132
Stevens, Kathryn
214
Stewart, Helen Stichbury, Peter Stringer, Terry Sutton, Bill
204
227
Smither, Michael Stevenson, Michael
Wright, Frank
209
88,91 182 53,83 42 111
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CONDITIONS of sale for buyers 1. Bidding. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person. Should any dispute arise as to the bidding, the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for 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.
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.
2. Reserves. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or her/ his agent to impose a reserve.
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.
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. 4. Buyer’s Premium. The purchaser accepts that in addition to the hammer or selling price Webb’s will apply a buyer’s premium of 15% for the A2 Art sale, and Antiques and Decorative Arts sale, (unless otherwise stated), together with GST on such premiums. 5. 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. Personal and private cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before goods will be released. Credit cards are not accepted. 6. Lots sold as Viewed. All lots are sold as viewed and with all erros in description, faults and imperfections whether visible or not. Neither Webb’s nor its vendor are responsible for errors in description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it. No warranty whatsoever is made. 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 removal 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. B. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction.
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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. 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. 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 its vendor. Webb’s shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any monies remain 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 is 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 which the sale is negotiated. 14. condition of Items. Condition of items is not detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of lots they bid on and should refer to clause six. Webb’s are pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.
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