June 2018 Webb's Auction Catalogue

June 2018 Auction catalogue

Collectors’ Art Decorative Arts Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories

Auction Dates

Collectors’ Art Tuesday 12 June, 6:30pm

Decorative Arts Wednesday 13 June, 6:30pm

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories Sunday 17 June, 2:00pm

Lot 17 Gordon Walters Kapiti screenprint $12,000 – $18,000

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Specialist Enquiries and Condition Reports — Marcus Atkinson Kate Srzich Fine and Rare Wine Specialist Fine Art Specialist marcus@webbs.co.nz kate@webbs.co.nz 021 178 6170 027 271 1570 — Marketing & PR Caolán McAleer — Decorative Arts Specialist Rebecca Hendl-Smith caolan@webbs.co.nz rebecca@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 09 524 6804 — Tom Pan Asian Decorative Arts Specialist tom@webbs.co.nz 021 045 0118 — Lauren Boustridge Jewellery Specialist lauren@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 —

Auctions Private Sales Valuations +64 9 524 6804 mail@webbs.co.nz 23 Falcon Street, Parnell Auckland, New Zealand 1052 PO Box 99251, Newmarket Auckland, New Zealand 1149 www.webbs.co.nz

Viewing Times Preview Evening

Tuesday 5 June

6pm — 8pm

Collectors’ Art and Decorative Arts

Wednesday 6 June Thursday 7 June Friday 8 June Saturday 9 June Sunday 10 June Monday 11 June Tuesday 12 June Wednesday 13 June

10am — 5pm 10am — 5pm 10am — 5pm 11am — 4pm 11am — 4pm 10am — 5pm 10am — 12pm 10am — 4pm

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories

Thursday 14 June Friday 15 June Saturday 16 June Sunday 17 June

11am — 5pm 11am — 5pm 11am — 5pm 11am — 1pm

Lot 232.

Josef Hartwig Bauhaus Chess Set for Naef In maple, originally designed in 1924. Chequerboard 360mm x 360mm $200–$300

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Contents

Introduction 7 News and Reviews

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Collectors’ Art

29

Decorative Arts

78

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories

124

Terms & Conditions

166

Index 168

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Billy Apple Brand New Webb’s print, edition of 250 297mm x 420mm

The first auctions since the re-establishment of “Brand New Webb’s” give us cause for great celebration. The collections of fine art, decorative arts, jewellery and wine cover a considerable range and include some remarkable treasures.

In addition to our core responsibilities to the community as a secondary purveyor of quality artworks, decorative arts, jewels and wines, we are determined that Webb’s will use its reputation and iconic profile to serve the art world in more active ways.

We were therefore honoured to be invited by McCahon House to be the major sponsor of the Lunar Reflection Transmission Technique performance by leading Japanese artist Taro Shinoda, with musical accompaniment from celebrated French composer Uriel Barthélémi, in the 2018 Auckland Art Fair. Shinoda was the first International Artist in Residence at McCahon House, and this partnership has enabled Webb’s to work alongside our vibrant arts community in a new and meaningful way.

Prior to our next auctions, we will be relocating to substantial new premises which will lend themselves to hosting performing arts as well as the visual arts. We also plan to establish a substantial digital archive and paper resource, tracking New Zealand art sold by Webb’s over the last 40 years.

We are able to plan and accomplish all of this because of the wonderful heritage Peter Webb and his family have bestowed on us. We are humbled by the provenance we have inherited, and will respect it always.

And we are delighted and enthused to announce that we intend to build on this remarkable platform to help raise the profile of New Zealand art nationally and internationally, and to celebrate this country’s rich artistic presence.

Ewen Mackenzie-Bowie and Bruce Qin Proprietors

We would particularly like to acknowledge Billy Apple, who kindly produced the striking artwork, opposite, to celebrate our relaunch. Billy was recognized by the nation in May, when he received the Arts Foundation of NZ Icon Award – Whakamana Hiranga – from Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy. Billy is thus one of only 20 living New Zealand icons of the visual and performing arts.

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Art Basel Hong Kong A must do art fair

Overwhelming – in scale, scope, quantity of galleries, and quality of artists and programmes: Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK), held every March, is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious art fairs. It is great fun to be there and it is the place to acquire an immediate, updated education in 20th and 21st-century world art.

The big-name galleries from London, New York and Beijing, alongside a ‘Discoveries’ section for emerging galleries from this region and around the world, provide a mind-boggling range of paintings, sculptures, works on paper and every ‘new media’… including artificial intelligence. There are possible price points for any collector.

Held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on Hong Kong Island, overlooking the brilliant, busy Victoria Harbour, the Fair has 248 galleries and events that fill two large floors. But, before you sag, there are more than enough catering sites, supplying essential coffee, tasty Eastern and Western food, champagne, and rest stops to keep you going!

Dress in your best but wear flat shoes to walk the miles of aisles and discover the top-brand galleries selling 20th-century icons such as: Picasso, Rauschenberg, Lucio Fontana, Louise Bourgeois and Giorgio Morandi; Asian art stars such as Yayoi Kusama, Ai Weiwei, Zao Wou-Ki and Wu Guangzhong. If you visit over two days, it’s fun to spot which works have been switched out – presumably sold.

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The Fair is divided into sections, such as ‘Insights’ where I was thrilled to come across a heart-pounding selection of pieces by Colin McCahon and, elsewhere, tiny, early student woodblocks by megastar Xu Bing.

The ‘Kabinett’ section invites galleries to focus on particular artists or themes (Jeff Koons, Yoko Ono, etc.) but my favourite this year was at Long March Space (Beijing), discovering a nine-metre masterpiece by female painter Yu Hong, titled A New Century, among some early work and a new, tender but unnerving virtual reality (VR) work. Here is an example of the ways in which, at ABHK, there is genuine art discussion going on between East and West. Her major painting referenced Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel with gods and people found in ancient Chinese cave murals; it’s a great place to learn more about the culture and aesthetics of our near neighbours. New Zealand and Australian galleries are always well represented* even though it is an expensive and tough fair ‘to get into’.

In the major through-ways between booths, you will find impressive and entertaining large-scale projects as part of the

Shinji Ohmaki (Japan) Liminal Air Space -Time 2018 installation; silk, air Courtesy Art Basel

‘Encounters’ section. These projects are selected by an Australian curator so include great opportunities for New Zealand and Australian artists, such as Richard Maloy and Michael Parekowhai in years past. The projects of 2018 were the most confident yet: mesmerising work by Shinji Ohmaki of the lightest silk gauze floating, soaring and sinking to an invisible force; Austrian artist Erwin Wurm’s playful One Minute sculpture, where a large platform invited visitors to step on board and perform for one minute, according to the artist’s pencilsketched instructions, with the objects

displayed; a bold installation, Mud Men, by young Sri Lankan/Australian artist Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran – large ugly/beautiful sculptures made of clay, bronze, hair, shells and beads, which might make you giggle, or shiver; and the gorgeously hued theatrical swathe of curtains and sails by Ulla Von Brandenburg, titled 7 Curtains. Nearby is a great place to rest your legs and peoplewatch; you may look with some envy at the clothes – my eyes were glued to the shoes and to the occasional fashion stars strolling by.

Observing people looking out for the best selfie spots can be hugely amusing.

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Left Ulla Von Brandenberg (Germany) 7 Curtains 2017 installation; fabric, ropes Courtesy Art Basel and Pilar Corrias

Right Ulla Von Brandenberg (Germany) 7 Curtains (detail) 2017 installation; fabric, ropes Courtesy Art Basel and Pilar Corrias

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Yu Hong (China) A New Century 2017 Acrylic on canvas Courtesy Art Basel

ABHK is not only a big commercial event, it is underpinned by an intention to increase understanding and knowledge about contemporary art through various programmes. The ‘Encounters’ art projects speak of scale and power. ‘Conversations’ presents daily in-depth panel discussions and presentations by some of the world’s most important and/or radical artists and museum directors – people you rarely have a chance to meet in real life – such as the director of the Tate Modern or the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), and collectors and commentators, such as the Guerrilla Girls. Also, there is a daily film programme, bookshops and magazine stands, BMW Art Cars, ‘Lady Dior’ handbags re-conceived by artists such as Choi Jeong Hwa (Flower Chandelier, Auckland Art Gallery 2011) and kids’ workshops. If you are lucky enough to score a VIP Pass, members’ benefits include a very good range of tours within Hong Kong but also to the vibrant art centres developing just across the border in China’s cities of Shenzhen and Guangzhou (Canton). And the flight time to Shanghai is only 2.35 hours!

Hong Kong’s public and private galleries know the world is watching and stage excellent exhibitions. When you go, check

out the soon-to-be-opened M+, Tai Kwun Contemporary and Asia Society gallery, and buildings such as Pedder Building and H Queen’s, which have floors of international and local dealer galleries.

Also, the Fair is located in the neighbourhood of Wan Chai (explore its crowded streets and markets, temples, old houses, quirky bars and dumpling shops), Central’s fine shopping, the Peak Tram and the ferry to Kowloon.

Hot tip! Book tickets well in advance; it was rumoured that tickets were sold out before the public days of the Fair opened and queues to pick up tickets were lengthy.

However, with typical Hong Kong courtesy, the end of the queue was well signalled with an elegantly attired, seven-foot-tall young man holding high a poster saying ‘End of Queue Here’.

Louise Pether Louise Pether is an Art and Museum Consultant and Lecturer. *ABHK 2018 New Zealand and Australian galleries: Fox Jensen Gallery (selection of artists), Gow Langsford Gallery (Colin McCahon), Michael Lett (Zac Langdon-Pole), Starkwhite (Fiona Pardington and Michael Zavros), Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sullivan+Strumpf and Dianne Tanzer Gallery. New Zealand artist Seung Yul Oh popped up in One and J. Gallery’s booth and Billy Apple also showed in Rossi Rossi’s Booth.

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INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALISTS

KATE SRZICH Fine Art Specialist

With more than fifteen years’ experience working in the Fine Art sector in New Zealand, Webb’s are proud to have someone as experienced and dedicated as Kate leading the Fine Art Department.

Above Kate stands with two Gordon Walters screenprints, Kapiti (lot 17) and Then (lot 28)

Kate has obtained a strong knowledge base, reputation and industry relationships through numerous management roles in key Auckland dealer galleries and the highly respected organisation, the Wallace Arts Trust.

Mentored early in her career by pioneering applied arts gallerists Annie Porter and Sara Saad of Masterworks, Kate enacted primary market sales of works by the late Len Castle, John Parker, Ann Robinson and others, into New Zealand collections.

At Ferner Galleries Parnell, with owners Peter Jarvis and Helene Phillips, she handled the resale of

an extensive range of important New Zealand art, spanning nineteenth century works through to contemporary pieces. She also worked with the late Ian Scott and other significant artists placing works in to public and private collections.

An experienced and respected art valuer, she has valued the University of Waikato collection as well as numerous private collections. Her expertise also extends to private treaty sales and single owner collections. kate@webbs.co.nz 027 271 1570

Fine & Contemporary Art Entries Now Invited — 7 August 2018, 6.30pm

Paul Dibble View Over the Vineyards bronze, 2004 $70,000 - $85,000

This sale will showcase museum-quality and important works

by New Zealand’s most highly-celebrated artists.

Entries are now invited to be included in a luxury winter catalogue. Already consigned are significant works by Paul Dibble (right), Milan Mrkusich, Ralph Hotere and Charles Blomfield.

We welcome works by New Zealand modernist artists and contemporary practitioners. Photography, sculpture, studio glass and important historical works, such as paintings of tangata whenua by Charles Frederick Goldie and Gottfried Lindauer, and international consignments are invited.

The catalogue will include text by leading New Zealand art writers and historians, contextualising the works and discussing their provenance.

Included in this sale is Paul Dibble’s elegant sculpture, View Over the Vineyards, which was commissioned for the Christensen Estate winery on Waiheke Island. Leaves, similar to the cultivar of the winery, were modelled to adorn the figure’s hair.

Dibble is an artist of considerable vision and drive, and is one of only a few artists in New Zealand who cast their own works. A contemporary sculptor working in bronze, Dibble can be firmly located within the twentieth-century European sculptural tradition. Much of his work is concerned with the human figure in all its heroism and frailty.

Dibble’s work is represented in public collections across the country including Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. To have your work sit alongside this and other examples of fine New Zealand art, please contact our Fine Art Specialist.

Contact — Kate Srzich Fine Art Specialist kate@webbs.co.nz 027 271 1570

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INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALISTS

CAOLÁN MCALEER Decorative Arts Specialist

We are thrilled to have someone of Caolán’s calibre on board the Webb’s team. Caolan is the driving force behind our decorative arts endeavours.

His background managing Gormleys, one of Ireland’s leading commercial art galleries and auction houses helps Webb’s bench mark our operations against some of the very best international auction house standards.

Caolán’s own knowledge and expertise across this extremely diverse auction category, combined with his extensive network of consultants and industry leaders means our Webb’s community can be assured of world-class service. caolan@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804

Above Caolan stands beside a collection of Keith Murray for Wedgwood Ceramics lots 201-205, 206 a Crown Lynn bowl and 224 A Rosewood sideboard by Alf Aarseth for Gustav Bahus.

Above Painting Lot 105 D.B.G Goodwin Back of Aria $4,000 - $6,000

Decorative Arts Entries Now Invited— 19 September 2018, 6.30pm

We are calling on entries reflecting a wide array of decorative arts from a variety of periods and styles, from early-European antiques to pieces of mid-century modernist design.

Please contact our Decorative Arts Specialist if you have items you would like included in this upcoming auction or if you would like a complimentary, no obligation auction appraisal.

Items within this auction can include furniture and furnishings, such as mirrors, clocks, rugs, ceramics, porcelain, silver and oriental porcelain.

Contact — Caolán McAleer Decorative Arts Specialist caolan@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804

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Asian Decorative Arts Entries Now Invited— November 2018

Following the appointment of Tom Pan, entries are now invited for a specialist auction of Asian Decorative Arts.

Items within this auction category can include porcelain, jades, fans, bronzes, lacquer, costume, furniture, wooden carvings and more.

Please contact Tom if you have items you would like included in this auction, or for a complimentary no obligation appraisal.

Contact — Tom Pan Asian Decorative Arts Specialist tom@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 | 021 045 0118

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Tom Pan 是Webb’s 亚洲艺术品鉴定专家， 他出生成长在一个艺术品收藏世家。Tom选择了 中国高等艺术院校进行深造，学习并掌握了艺术 品鉴定的专业知识, 拥有近二十年的艺术品行业从 业经验。Tom 在古董藏品以及艺术品鉴定的各个 领域都有不同的造诣，特别擅长书法，绘画和瓷 器的鉴定以及修复工作。 Webb’s 诚邀征集各类古董艺术藏品， 无论是年 代久远的古董珍品，还是当代精致的艺术品，无 论是您想要委托出售或是购买，Webb’s 都将乐 意协助并使您满意。 联系方式 — Tom Pan 亚洲艺术专家 tom@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 | 021 045 0118

Above A Pair of Rare and Important Daoguang Mark and Period Canton Porcelain Bowls Estimate: $16,000-$20,000

INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALISTS

TOM PAN Asian Decorative Arts Specialist

Tom brings a lifelong passion for Chinese art, history and culture to this important new role for Webb’s.

Since arriving in New Zealand twenty years ago, Tom has successfully established himself as a trusted authority in his field.

Webb’s is delighted to have Tom on board. His professional reputation, combined with his expertise in restoration and understanding of international markets and values, enables him to offer a high level of service to Webb’s clients.

Fluent in English and Mandarin, Tom is always on hand to speak with interested parties about items in their collection or pieces we have in our upcoming auctions. tom@webbs.co.nz 021 045 0118

Above Tom stands above with Lots 409, 377, 376, 439 & 384 in our Decorative Arts Auction.

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INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALISTS

Below Lauren is surrounded by upcoming lots featured in this catalogue.

LAUREN BOUSTRIDGE Jewellery Specialist

Having worked alongside internationally respected brands such as Patek Philippe, Rolex and IWC, Lauren joined Webb’s following a role as Diamond Specialist for New Zealand’s first flagship Tiffany & Co. store.

Lauren is also a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America’s London campus having attained accreditation from their Jewellery Professional and Graduate Gemologist program.

Lauren is passionate about jewellery, watches and luxury accessories and enjoys taking every opportunity to share her knowledge with the Webb’s community. lauren@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804

INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALISTS

MARCUS ATKINSON Fine & Rare Wine Specialist

Marcus brings to Webb’s over 20 years’ experience in the specialist wine trades of the UK, France, Australia & New Zealand.

Marcus is a highly experienced & widely respected fine and rare wine specialist, buyer & educator. His career has tracked across every facet of the fine wine industry from vine to glass, which means he brings a qualified understanding of true product values and current market standings.

Particularly known in the industry for his exceptional service and experience, we look forward to sharing his in-depth knowledge with all our buyers and consigners. marcus@webbs.co.nz 021 178 6170

Above Marcus stands in our temperature and humidity controlled container with some of our May online auction lots.

Fine & Rare Wines Live Auction — 19 & 20 June, 6pm

Upcoming Lots 2000 Penfolds St Henri.

Estimate $80–100 1998 Penfolds Bin 95 Grange.

Estimate $400–500

Visit www.webbs.co.nz/finewines to view the online catalogue Items can also be viewed in our Parnell premises at 23-25 Falcon Street, Auckland, from 24 May. To arrange a time to view these items please contact Marcus to make an appointment.

Contact — Fine & Rare Wine Specialist Marcus Atkinson marcus@webbs.co.nz 021 178 6170

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STORE 76 Gladstone Road, Parnell, Auckland ONLINE Blush.co.nz

STORE 76 Gladstone Road, Parnell, Auckland ONLINE Blush.co.nz

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories Entries Now Invited — September 2018

Our quarterly sale will include a superb selection of diamonds, fine jewellery, watches and luxury accessories.

We are currently seeking examples from the Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods, diamonds and coloured stone jewellery and creations by internationally renowned brands such as Tiffany, Cartier, Rolex and Omega.

Also of interest are Luxury Accessories including brands such as Louis Vuitton, Prada, Saint Laurent and Chanel.

Please contact our Jewellery Specialist if you have an item that you would like to include in this upcoming auction or if you would simply like a complimentary appraisal and further information regarding selling and buying at auction.

Contact — Lauren Boustridge Jewellery Specialist lauren@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804

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Fine Wines & Spirits Online Auction Entries Now Invited — July 2018

A great auction result: $220 realised for 1996 Tom

by Church Rd Estimate $110-150

We are now seeking quality examples of fine wine and spirits to be included in our upcoming online auction.

We are pleased to offer a complementary valuation of your wines or spirits and have appointments available to visit your cellar or to meet with you in our Parnell premises.

For more information on upcoming auctions, to make an appointment or to discuss the process and benefits of selling at auction, please contact our Fine & Rare Wine department.

Contact — Fine & Rare Wine Specialist Marcus Atkinson marcus@webbs.co.nz 021 178 6170

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Lot 37 Di Ffrench Portrait of Christine Hellyar hand printed photograph $600 – $1,200

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Collectors’ Art Tuesday 12 June, 6:30pm

Specialist Enquiries and Condition Reports — Kate Srzich Fine Art Specialist kate@webbs.co.nz 027 271 1570 Lots not illustrated in this catalogue are illustrated online at www.webbs.co.nz

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1. Richard Killeen Building Flies 50 hand painted jewellery tags signed, title inscribed and dated 1998 460mm x 625mm $5,000–$7,000 2. Reuben Paterson This Little Light of Mine glitter print, 1/1, P/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2011 480mm x 470mm $2,000–$3,000

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3. Philip Clairmont Untitled (Chair) ink on paper initialled and dated 1978 690mm x 455mm $6,000-$8,000 PROVENANCE From the Clairmont Family Collection

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4. Bill Hammond Canopy 5 lithograph, 8/24 signed, title inscribed and dated 2009 660mm x 445mm $4,500–$6,500

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5. Allen Maddox Untitled watercolour initialled and dated 1988 210mm x 295mm $2,000–$4,000 6. Emily Wolfe Lace oil on canvas signed and dated 2000 verso 455mm x 660mm $3,000–$5,000

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7. John Walsh Toku Whanau Ataahua 04 oil on aluminium board dated 2001 480mm x 640mm $7,000–$9,000

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8. Philip Trusttum Untitled (Tennis Series) acrylic on 6 unstretched canvases initialled and dated 1994 verso 1840mm x 3522mm overall $6,000–$8,000

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9. Lisa Reihana Stars giclée print on Ilford galleries metallic gloss paper, edition of 100 signed on label verso 125mm x 125mm $5,000–$7,000 NOTE Printed on the occasion of the exhibition, Lisa Reihana: Emissaries, 57th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia

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10. Christine Hellyar Flutter cast bronze signed, title inscribed and dated 2007 on rim 1100mm x 650mm x 250mm $8,000–$12,000 "The urn series relate to borrowed landscapes and to the way plants are pulled down by gravity, but how they also escape it"

- Christine Hellyar

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Flutter is a classical style urn adorned with leaves; perched on its crest as if they were small, delicate wings. The piece is elegant, with whimsical surprise and delight.

It is as if this urn could levitate into a scene in a scene from William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Pale green, quiet and unassuming, Flutter is paradoxically barely there yet also firmly substantial. There is an intrinsic lightness of being to Christine Hellyar’s cast bronze work which is utterly compelling.

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11. Peter Stichbury Glister giclée print on Ilford Gallerie gold paper , 86/100 signed and dated 2008 300mm x 270mm $3,000–$5,000 12. Mary McIntyre Girl With Velvet Cardigan oil on board signed and dated 2000 400mm x 300mm $2,000–$4,000 13. Max Gimblett Remembrance (QFL1342) brass quatrefoil signed and dated 2015 on printed artist label verso 250mm x 250mm $300–$400

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14. Max Gimblett Inheritance -3 Japanese bronze leaf and polyurethane on board signed, title inscribed and dated 1996/1997 verso 500mm x 300mm $5,500–$8,500 PROVENANCE Purchased from the artist's studio in New York, 1997

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15. Don Binney Mill Creek, Rakiura screenprint, 26/75 signed, title inscribed and dated 2011 700mm x 1000mm $3,000–$5,000 16. Antonio Murado Untitled oil on paper dated 1997 255mm x 325mm $600–$800

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The softness of Walter’s colour palette in this edition evokes the feeling of standing on Raumati Beach on a cloudy day, gazing across the water towards Kapiti Island. The waves and the sand coming together simultaneously, reflected in the positive and negative elements of the work, mirroring one and other in a taut, dynamic relationship.

The palette used creates a refreshing reduction of tonal contrast.

This dynamic relation is clearly expressed by the repetition of a few simple elements, the koru and the circle. Kapiti is a work that encompasses the perfect harmonisation achieved by Walters of Maori motifs and European Abstract Painting.

17. Gordon Walters Kapiti screenprint, 60/75 signed, title inscribed and dated 1984 545mm x 410mm $12,000–$18,000

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18 . Bill Hammond Bone Eagle A etching, 13/25 signed, title inscribed and dated 2007 90mm x 145mm $1,500-$2,500

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19 . Bill Hammond Bone Eagle B etching, 13/25 signed, title inscribed and dated 2007 90mm x 150mm $1,500-$2,500

20. Liz Maw The Citizens giclée on paper, 2/10 signed, title inscribed and dated 2011 520mm x 400mm $800–$1,200

21. Reuben Paterson Zebra screenprint, P/P1 signed, title inscribed and dated 2014 970mm x 760mm $2,000–$3,000

Barry Lett’s sculptural series of women is an adventurous and successful mixture of his typical stone and ceramic mediums.

Woman With Child is full of binaries, it is both sharp and soft, both minimal and detailed. Its domestic size lends itself to be situated indoors while its robust materials also allows for outdoor display.

Unique in her positioning, Woman With Child is reminiscent of a seated Virgin Mary holding her baby Jesus, his arms extended to welcome you in.

In January 2017, the TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre presented an important survey exhibition of Lett’s work spanning four decades. Woman with Child was given a central position, flanked by two large standing works; Woman With Bird, which was gifted to Auckland Art Gallery by the Friends of the Gallery in 1991, and Woman with Fish.

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As a pioneer art dealer who aided in the establishment of a thriving art scene in Auckland, the late Barry Lett was a unique individual who successfully traversed the roles of both dealer and artist.

22. Barry Lett Woman with Child ceramic tile, brick and stone 1990 1400mm x 640mm x 360mm $15,000–$20,000

Installation image courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz

EXHIBITED Barry Lett: 40 Years, Pah Homestead, TSB Bank Wallace Art Centre, Auckland, 2017

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23. Anne Riethmaier Colour Concept Series acrylic and liquid glass on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2013 verso 380mm x 380mm $400–$800 24. Anne Reithmaier Eye Candy 2 acrylic and liquid glass on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2013 verso 510mm x 510mm $800–$1,200

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25. Karl Maughan Karori screenprint, A/P signed and title inscribed 1200mm x 1380mm $2,000–$3,000

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26. Ralph Hotere Me Matemate a Marama Te Tangata i Te Ao Nei: Let Men Die as the Moon Dies, That They May Come to Life Again: Te Whiti Series ink, gouache and watercolour on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1972 495mm x 415mm $15,000–$25,000 PROVENANCE From the collection of Marte Szirmay

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“Ralph was a close friend and an important support throughout the two years I was a Frances Hodgkins Fellow in Dunedin (1971-1972). In 1973, I was living and teaching in Hamilton.

The curator of the show, James Mack was a close friend to both us.

The works brought up by Ralph were far more than could be utilised for the Waikato show, so Ralph more or less

said to James that they were for sale if not used for the show. I just happened to be standing by Ralph at that point and I selected the two then and there - paying up as well to boot!”

— Marte Szirmay

27. Ralph Hotere Te Whenua i Hongihongia e Turi: The Land That Turi Smelled ink, gouache and watercolour on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1972 495mm x 415mm $15,000–$25,000

To say that these dark atmospheric works by Ralph Hotere are potent is an understatement. Standing before these works, causes the viewer a lasting emotional reaction that cannot be shaken. The cries of Parihaka are palpable in text and line.

PROVENANCE From the collection of Marte Szirmay

The ground-breaking Waikato exhibition that Marte Szirmay refers to was titled Taranaki Saw It All: The Story of Whiti O

Rongomai of Parihaka, which was held at the Waikato Museum, Hamilton, in 1973.

Hotere was invited, with Colin McCahon and other pivotal artists, to produce a body of work for this exhibition about Taranaki leader, pacifist and prophet, Te Whiti O Rongomai (1830-1907).

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28. Gordon Walters Then screenprint, P/P signed, title inscribed and dated 1980 440mm x 555mm $8,000 - $10,000 ILLUSTRATED A/P 1 of this edition is illustrated along side 1st Study for 'Then', gouache on paper, and again alongside three similar origional works on paper in the exhibition catalogue Gordon Walters: New Vision, printed by the Auckland Art Gallery, 2017, pg.

60, fig.10 and fig.8 and pg.101.

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As part of his practice, Gordon Walters made a habit of constantly re-reading his own oeuvre, reworking ideas from decades prior, revising and adapting them into more developed versions.

The idea for Then began in 1995 with the work 1st Study for 'Then', its lines looser and its colour a darker blue. Drawing on rock-based-art, Walters presents a stylised, headless human figure, minimally constructed with the use of an open-centered vertical rectangle for the torso and a single vertical line for each, briefly represented limb.

In this refined edition, the development

of Walters original idea is clear. Twentyfive years after its first conception, it is visible how Walters has tightened and geometricised the composition, having refined it again and again to finally reach the complete abstraction we see here.

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29. John Reynolds The 5 Wounds of Christ VI lithograph, 24/24 signed, title inscribed and dated 1992 250mm x 175mm $500–$700

30. Sam Harrison Portrait woodcut, 2/12 IMP signed and dated 2007 180mm x 110mm $400–$600

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31. Vida Steinhert Spanish Dancer oil on canvas c.1955 550mm x 435mm $500-$700 PROVENANCE Formerly in the Steinhert Family Collection

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32. Roy Good Lintel Series Five by Four No.2 acrylic on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2010 verso 1500mm x 1200mm $7,000–$9,000

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33. Peter Peryer Figure Study digital print, 10/25 dated 2000 330mm x 485mm $1,200–$1,800

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34. Michael Chal Untitled ink on found paper 190mm x 290mm $400-$800

35. Ben Cauchi Studio Aid ambrotype print dated 2004 390mm x 340mm $2,500–$4,500

36. Ralph Hotere Black Window lithograph, 25/30 signed, title inscribed and dated 1988 425mm x 395mm $3,000–$5,000

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38 37. Di Ffrench Portrait of Christine Hellyar hand printed photograph signed and dated 1990 verso 280mm x 315mm $600–$1,200 “Photographed in my office at Elam.

Di and I had been friends since 1971 and she gave me the photo. She did one of Julia Morison at the same time."

—Christine Hellyar

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38. Peter Peryer Building Façade silver gelatin print c.1995 340mm x 510mm $2,000–$4,000

39 39. Peter Peryer State House gelatin silver print, 1/1 c.1975 170mm x 170mm $5,000-$8,000 PROVENANCE Gifted to the present owner by the artist

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40. Peter Peryer Snake (Australia Reptile Park, Gosford NSW) gelatin silver print c.1976 270mm 410mm $1,000–$2,000 PROVENANCE Gifted to the present owner by the artist 41. Peter Peryer Alligators, Auckland Zoo gelatin silver print 1981 175mm x 255mm $1,500–$2,500 PROVENANCE Gifted to the present owner by the artist

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42. Stephen Bambury On Account of Their Tension chemical actions, graphite and 22 carat gold on 1mm brass and aluminium plates, diptych signed, title inscribed and dated 1993 verso 170mm x 340mm overall $4,500–$6,500 PROVENANCE Purchased Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland

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43. Luke Jacomb Slate hand-blown grey glass signed 850mm x 210mm diameter $3,500–$5,500 44. Matt Elwood El Salvador fiber glass and wood 1020mm x 555mm diameter $3,000–$5,000

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45. Don Binney Manunui, Otakamiro screenprint, A/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2010 750mm x 560mm $6,000–$8,000

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46. Virginia Leonard Marshmallow mixed media on canvas 1500mm x 2900mm $4,000–$6,000

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47. Gavin Chilcott Rhino Scare crayon on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1977 650mm x 840mm $400–$600

48. Gavin Chilcott Fine Tuning crayon on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1978 415mm x 540mm $400–$600

49. Christine Hellyar Soft Pot Slapping cast bronze 190mm x 230mm diameter $1,500–$3,000

50. Pat Hanly New Order Woman screenprint, 15/31 signed, title inscribed and dated 1988 670mm x 560mm $3,500–$4,500

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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51. Garth Tapper Man with Barrow oil on board signed and dated 1994 330mm x 210mm $2,500–$4,500 52. Garth Tapper Taffy ink and pencil on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1984 verso 135mm x 85mm $600–$800 53. Llew Summers The Diving Catcher bronze, edition of 7 artist's stamp incised on base 185mm x 390mm x 145mm $2,000– $3,000

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54. Roy Good Circle & Square Series - Planetary Folklore II acrylic on board signed, title inscribed and dated 1981 1140mm x 620mm $4,000–$6,000 EXHIBITED New Vision Gallery, 1981

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55. D.B.G Goodwin Evening Light oil on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2002 verso 610mm x 910mm $4,000–$6,000 NOTE One of the artists final paintings

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56. Grahame Sydney Nude graphite on paper signed and dated 1986 535mm x 735mm $800–$1,800

57. Mary McIntyre Great Nature and Man-made Sculptures oil on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2007 380mm x 750mm $2,000–$4,000

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58. Roy Dalgarno The Judges of the High Court, Auckland 10 etchings in original slipcase with cover sheet, 36/100 signed, title inscribed and dated 1984 575mm x 480mm $1,000–$2,000 59. Gordon Walters Kahukura screenprint poster 380mm x 520mm $300–$600

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60. Robert Ellis Arepa/Omeka screenprint, 29/29 signed, title inscribed and dated 1988 510mm x 650mm $1,000–$1,500

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61. Abie Loy Kemarre Bush Leaf Dreaming acrylic on canvas signed verso 980mm x 980mm $2,000–$3,000 62. Brett Printing Co. Ltd. Native Flowers of New Zealand lithograph 1923 550mm x 375mm $1,750–$2,000 63. Tim Wilson Bush Walk oil on board signed 295mm x 395mm $1,000–$1,800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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64. Stephen Bambury And the Fundamental Reality rust and acrylic on aluminium, diptych signed, title inscribed and dated 2002 verso 390mm x 780mm overall $10,000–$15,000 PROVENANCE Purchased Fox Jenson Gallery, 2000

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65. Kura Te Waru Rewiri Whakamaemae oil on canvas signed and dated 1994 verso 1750mm x 1200mm $2,000–$4,000 66. Ian McMillan Dental Nurse oil on board signed 740mm x 595mm $1,500–$2,500

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67. Ida Carey Still Life oil on board signed and dated 1936 450mm x 555mm $4,000–$6,000

69. Ian McMillan Hinemoa Point, Rotorua oil on board signed 590mm x 745mm $1,000–$2,000

68. Ida Carey Woman with Pearls oil on board 555mm x 450mm $3,000–$5,000

NOTE Sketched from a reversing boat at Owhata, Lake Rotorua. It is where Maori legend says Hinemoa swam to Mokoia Island hot pools to meet her lover Tutanekai

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70. Shane Cotton Kikorangi lithograph on BFK Rives, 22/41 dated 2004 560mm x 760mm $1,000–$2,000 71. Shane Cotton Pararaiha lithograph on BFK Rive, 38/40 dated 2004 560mm x 760mm $1,000–$2,000 72. Roy Good Lintel - Four Equal Elements gouache on illustration board signed, title inscribed and dated 2009 940mm x 745mm $3,000–$4,000

73. Scott Gardiner Shadowlands gesso, enamel and pencil on canvas, diptych inscribed verso and dated 2009 610mm x 1840mm $5,000–$6,000 EXHIBITED Whitespace, Auckland, 2009 ILLUSTRATED Shadowlands exhibition catalogue, Whitespace, 2009 NOTE Accompanied by Shadowlands exhibition catalogue, Whitespace, 2009 and original purchase receipt dated 26 October 2007

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74. Peter Siddell Harbour City digital print, 14/20 signed, title inscribed and dated 2010 400mm x 240mm $2,250–$2,700

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75. Greer Twiss Bird Pole conte on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1963 350mm x 280mm $600–$800

77. Desmond Helmore Caprice (Oninewai Hills) oil on board initialled and dated 1996; signed, title inscribed and dated verso 380mm x 505mm $400–$600

76. Peter Siddell Trellis screenprint, 16/75 dated 2005 700mm x 500mm $800–$1,200

78. Lousie Henderson Ti Rakau - Sick Game pencil and wash on paper signed verso and dated c.1960 340mm x 265mm $500–$750

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79. Fatu Feu'u Mata Atua screenprint, E/P 1 signed and title inscribed 800mm x 1000mm $800–$1,000

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80. Alan Taylor Manakau Landscape oil on canvas signed 500mm x 595mm $800–$1,200 81. Robert Ellis Captured & Described screenprint 760mm x 570mm $600–$900 82. Alan Taylor Te Morehu oil on board signed; signed, title inscribed and dated 1987 verso 225mm x 170mm $600–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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83. Robyn Kahukiwa Kaitaiki Hina screenprint, A/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2007 670mm x 840mm $500-$700

84. Michael Smither Motomahunga screenprint, A/P - A initialled and dated 2005 400mm x 500mm $500–$1,000

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85. Jenny Dolezel Two Friends in a Garden pastel on paper signed, title inscribed and dated 1984 415mm x 485mm $1,500–$2,500

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86. Judy Miller Green screenprint, A/P signed 555mm x 750mm $600–$800

87. Gary Nash Reef Vase handblown glass signed and dated 2000 on base 385mm x 400mm x 100mm $2,000–$3,000

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88. Denys Watkins Vibe screenprint, A/P signed and title inscribed 750mm x 550mm $400–$600 89. Alan Taylor Maungapohatu screenprint, 15/30 signed 760mm x 545mm $400–$600

90. Dick Frizzell Rock On screenprint on Fabriano artistico white, 38/200 dated 2009 750mm x 550mm $800–$1,200 91. Dick Frizzell Comic Roses screenprint, P/P signed, title inscribed, and dated 2004 700mm x 500mm $1,200–$1,800

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92. Nguyen Than Binh Black Nude acrylic on canvas signed 740mm x 940mm $2,000–$4,000

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NOTE Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity 93. Russell Hollings Still Life oil on canvas signed 590mm x 590mm $800-$1,400 94. Horacio Cardozo Serenity Uncovered oil on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2009 verso 1122mm x 1167mm $2,000–$3,000

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95. Michael Hight Kyeburn lithograph, 28/75 dated 2005 500mm x 700mm $800–$1,500 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

96. Jan Nigro Gauguin T-Shirt watercolour initialled and title inscribed 420mm x 295mm $400–$700 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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97. Luise Fong Untitled mixed media on board 190mm x 190mm $400–$600 98. Luke Jacomb Cloche with Pineapple hand-blown yellow glass 780mm x 290mm diameter $2,000–$3,000

99. Hye Rim Lee Strawberry Garden Lucid Dream, red 2013 inkjet print, 1/5 1500mm x 845mm $6,000–$8,000 100. Michael Tuffery Ele Mauti Noa Le Luma Na, i screenprint, 29/30 signed, title inscribed and dated 1989 665mm x 485mm $300–$600 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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101. Peter McIntyre Venice watercolour on paper signed 520mm x 750mm $6,000–$10,000 102. Damien Kurth Untitled oil on paper dated 2011 200mm x 200mm $500–$800

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103. Garth Tapper The Bulls pencil on paper signed; signed, title inscribed and dated 1975 verso 175mm x 335mm $400–$600 104. Damien Kurth Schemae oil on canvas dated 2008 450mm x 600mm $600–$1,200

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105. D.B.G Goodwin Back of Aria oil on canvas dated 2001 verso 600mm x 1100mm $4,000–$6,000

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106. Colin Wheeler Early Morning Muster, Nokomai Station watercolour signed 350mm x 290mm $3,000–$4,000 ILLUSTRATED Colin Wheeler, Historic Sheep Stations of the South Island, (A.H. A.W. Reed, Wellington, Auckland, Sydney, 1968), pl. 1 NOTE Accompanied by the publication Historic Sheep Stations of the South Island by Colin Wheeler

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107. Anne Riethmaier Rhyme or Reason acrylic and liquid glass on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2008 verso 1015mm x 1015mm $1,800-$2,500 108. Justin Summerton Oasis oil on canvas signed and dated 2008 1020mm x 760mm $3,000–$4,000

109. Russell Hollings Rain Clouds Over Birkenhead oil on board signed and title inscribed on label verso 500mm x 475mm $850–$1,500 110. Garth Tapper Ahipara oil on canvas signed and dated 1985 480mm x 590mm $6,500–$8,500

111. Blythe Fletcher Figure in Landscape oil on card 275mm x 560mm $600–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

112. Harry Linley Richardson The Mother Kissed the Baby watercolour and gouache on paper signed; signed and title inscribed on original artist label verso 350mm x 240mm $400–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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113. Heise/Osborne Series Alete Number Three poster print, 25/50 signed; signed, title inscribed and dated 1975 in image 630mm x 630mm $400-$800 114. Michael Smither Dreamboat screenprint, A/P initialled and dated 2006 515mm x 510mm $600–$900

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115. Ewen McDougall Mellow Yellow oil on canvas initialled and title inscribed; signed and title inscribed verso 750mm x 900mm $1,000–$2,000

122. Dick Frizzell Another Big Kiss screenprint, P/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2009 1200mm x 800mm $2,000-$4,000 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

116. Dick Frizzell Miki to Tiki (reversed) screenprint, A/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2012 700mm x 1000mm $2,000-$3,000

129. Fatu Feu'u Aluao acrylic on canvas signed and dated 2014; signed, title inscribed and dated verso 760mm x 760mm $2,000–$4,000

123. Ted Dutch Untitled wood, acrylic and metal on board dated 2001 520mm x 400mm $600–$1,000

130. Nigel Brown Genesis monoprint signed and dated 1982 470mm x 395mm $1,000-$2,000

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

124 Nigel Brown I Want This World to Continue original Greenpeace print signed, title inscribed and dated 1986 in image 790mm x 590mm $750–$1,000

131. Alan Taylor Ponsonby Landscape oil on canvas board signed, title inscribed and dated 1978 verso 455mm x 350mm $1,000-$1,400

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

125. Patterson Parkin Untitled acrylic on canvas board signed and dated 1997 1670mm x 1190mm $500–$1000

132. Cynthia Taylor Window Geraniums etching, A/P signed and title inscribed 295mm x 210mm $500–$750

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

126. Russell Hollings Fat Boy’s House oil on canvas signed; signed, title inscribed and dated 1995 verso 410mm x 410mm $800-$1,400

133. Dick Frizzell Little Bottles screenprint, A/P signed, title inscribed and dated 2005 700mm x 485mm $900–$1,500

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

127. Peter O'Hagan Afternoon Tea at the Plaza watercolour signed 640mm x 800mm $700–$900

134. Dennis Knight Turner Untitled (Sketch of Woman with Lace Collar) pencil on paper 350mm x 275mm $300-$600

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

128. William Mathew Hodgkins Lake Wakatipu watercolour title inscribed and dated 1864 160mm x 205mm $800–$1,200

135. Rodney Fumpston Landscape pastel on paper signed and dated 1986 490mm x 640mm $400–$800

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

117. Otis Frizzell and Weston Frizzell Rangi screenprint, 23/69 signed, title inscribed and dated 2016 210mm x 510mm $300-$400 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

118. Stanley Palmer Melville screenprint signed and dated 2010 650mm x 910mm $200–$400 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

119. Dean Buchanan Landscape oil on stretched hessian signed and dated 1988 1230mm x 1230mm $1,200–$1,400 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

120. Will Handley Untitled acrylic and ink on canvas dated 2013 325mm x 325mm $500–$1,000 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

121. Jon Chapman-Smith Smoko acrylic on canvas signed and dated 2009 565mm x 275mm $800–$1,500 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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233. Zaha Hadid for Alessi, Italy Table Centre Piece, 2009 Made in black melamine, consisting of five separate architectural parts, which can be assembled in a number of different configurations.

L600mm x W300mm x H70mm $100–$200

Decorative Arts Wednesday 13 June, 6:30pm

Specialist Enquiries and Condition Reports — Caolán McAleer Decorative Arts Specialist caolan@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 Lots not illustrated in this catalogue are illustrated online at www.webbs.co.nz Abbreviations L=Length, D=Depth, W=Width, H=Height, Ø=Diameter

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20th Century Ceramics, Furniture and Decorative Arts

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201. Keith Murray for Wedgwood Spherical Vase C. 1930 With lathe turned bands in matte yellow glaze, printed mark to base 'KM, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston, made in England'.

H155mm

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205. Keith Murray for Wedgwood Fruit Bowl C. 1930 Moonstone slip glaze, printed mark to base 'KM, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston, made in England'. Ø215mm x H100mm

$1,500–$2,500 203. Keith Murray for Wedgwood Green Beaker C. 1930 Mark to base 'KM, Wedgwood Made in England'.

H110mm $150–$250

$100–$200

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$200–$400

206. Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Bowl, C. 1950s Hand-potted, with concentric bands Ø240mm

211. Seven Piece Clarice Cliff Bizarre Capri Coffee Set C. 1935 Coffee pot, two conical cups & saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl.

Coffee pot height 200mm

$300–$400

$800–$1,200

207. Clarice Cliff Lotus Vase, C. 1940 Matt white glaze with green interior. Mark Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery England.

H130mm x L220mm x D175mm

212. Clarice Cliff Bridgewater Orange Lotus Vase, 1934 Ribbed, painted encircled decoration with a stylised cottage, tree and bridge landscape in orange and yellow, blue and violet. Clarice Cliff Bizarre mark to base.

H290mm

$100–$150 208. Clarice Cliff Bizarre Crocus Coffee Pot C. 1932 H190mm $300–$400

204. Keith Murray for Wedgwood Queensware Pitcher C. 1942 Cream glaze, printed mark to base 'KM, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston, made in England'.

H225mm

210. Two Clarice Cliff Bizarre Geometric Plates C. 1928 Handpainted in blue, orange, yellow and green D255mm

$350–$450

$600–$800 202. Keith Murray for Wedgwood Annular Spherical Vase C. 1930 In moonstone slip glaze, printed mark to base 'KM, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston, made in England'.

H240mm x Ø210mm

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209. Clarice Cliff Conical Bizarre Sugar Bowl C. 1933 D115mm x H50mm $200–$300

$4,000–$5,000 213. Clarice Cliff Blue Chintz Assortment C. 1933 Coffee pot (chip), teacup, saucer and espresso cup. Tallest 185mm $350–$500

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214. Clarice Cliff Blue Chintz Plate C. 1932 Ø230mm $100–$200 215. Crown Lynn Unglazed Swan Bisque fired. H140mm x L200mm $250–$350

216. Pair of Tan Antiqued Leather Club Armchairs Standing on square section wooden legs, floating cushions, bronze studs.

H980mm x W790mm x D1000mm $1,500–$2,000

217. A Very Finely Knotted Persian Rug Coral coloured central field with vase ornamentation, main border blue background, also with vase decoration, kilim ends.

2150mm x 150mm $900–$1,200

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218. Industrial Painted Wooden and Metal Cabinet 20th century, steel construction with oak drawers and plywood cupboards, original patina.

L1830mm x H1450mm x D770mm $1,200–$1,600

219. A Vintage Underwood Typewriter Canadian, in black, with original case. $80–$120 220. Black Architects Style Lamp by Superlux Working. H600mm $100–$150

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221. Mario Bellini Cubo Television for Brionvega (1992) Made with metal and semi-transparent black acrylic which leaves the inner workings of the TV exposed, the influence of Bellini's architectural training is seen in the televisions sculptural form.

Working. Complete with aluminium portable case and original packaging.

W380mm x D380mm x H340mm $700–$1,000

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222. Three Model Cannons Length of longest 290mm

225. A Brown Fur Throw 1190mm x 1030mm

$200–$300

$180–$250

223. GPO 312L Telephone C. 1954 In unusual teal colour, working.

H130mm x W230mm x D195mm

226. Modern Glass Table Lamp H520mm

228. A Hand Knotted Persian Rug Orange ground.

213mm x 140mm $600–$800

$80–$120

$500–$600 224. Jan Sideboard By Alf Aarseth For Gustav Bahus C. 1960s In rosewood, manufactured in Norway.

Four cupboard doors open to shelved interior and three drawers.

L2210mm x H825mm x D440mm $2,000–$3,000

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227. An Unusal Leather Side Table In the shape of three leather covered suitcases.

H630mm x W600mm x D460mm $500–$700

229. Mid- Century Coffee Table, by Lane Altavista In mahogany with dovetail detailing.

L1380mm x W470mm x H370mm $400–$600 230. Lullaby Armchair by Enrico Pellizzoni In black leather with chrome swivel base.

H1040mm x W760mm $500–$800

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231. Pair of Modernist Studio Glass Fish Tallest 175mm. $40–$60 232. Josef Hartwig Bauhaus Chess Set for Naef In maple, originally designed in 1924. Chequerboard L360mm x W360mm $200–$300 233. Zaha Hadid for Alessi, Italy Table Centre Piece, 2009 Made in black melamine, consisting of five separate architectural parts, which can be assembled in a number of different configurations.

L600mm x W300mm x H70mm

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$100–$200 234. Ericsson Wood Wall Telephone Restored exterior, set with two bells above a mouth piece, with candlestick ear piece to left side, crank handle to right side in wooden casing.

H520mm x W240mm x D320mm $400–$600

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234A. Two Shelley Vogue Art Deco Trios C. 1930 Geometric design. Two bone china cups, two saucers and two plate sets, yellow pattern no. 11742 (pictured), blue pattern no. 11789.

Height of tallest 75mm $300-$500

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235. A Pair of Frosted Glass Topped Side Tables H420mm x W590mm x D590mm each $200–$300 236. Gary Nash Diamond Cut Frosted Platter in Red and Yellow Ø420mm $800–$1,200

237. Theo Haberli Dining Suite C. 1960s Swiss, comprising six laminated and black lacquered dining chairs and a white laminate table top with teak edging supported on a four legged pedestal base. Table Ø1400mm, chair H1060mm $2,000–$4,000 238. Pair of Macbeth Pendant Lamps by Wever & Ducre, Belgium Ø880mm x H300mm $400–$600

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239. Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair Designed 1958, manufactured by Fritz Hansen, in red wool upholstery, aluminium swivel base. "FH Made in Denmark" marked base.

H1060mm x W880mm x D700mm

32. Roy Good Lintel Series Five by Four No.2 acrylic on canvas signed, title inscribed and dated 2010 1500mm x 1200mm

$3,000–$5,000

$7,000–$9,000 Auction: Collectors' Art

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244. David Bowie - The Man Who Fell to Earth Vintage UK quad movie poster, 1976 755mm x 1005mm

247. Four Le Corbusier Style LC1 Chairs Chrome frame and upholstered in natural cowhide. (two pictured) W600mm x D600 x 650mm

241. Versace Crystal Bowl

By Rosenthal. Ø140mm

$400–$600

$800–$1,600

$100–$150

245. Le Corbusier LC5 Sofa Originally designed 1934. Manufactured

by Cassina. Free-standing daybed with frame of chromed steel and upholstered in black leather.

L2060mm x H700mm x D730mm

248. A Le Corbusier Style 2 Seater Sofa In black leather and polished chrome.

L1300mm x D700mm x H670mm

240. Wooden Dentist Chair C. 1920 H1310mm $100–$200

242. Pair of Macbeth Pendant Lamps by Wever & Ducre, Belgium Ø880mm x H300mm $400–$600 243. Nom*d Stencil Artwork Acrylic on canvas 1250mm x 700mm $300–$500

$6,000–$8,000 246. A Pair of Le Corbusier Style LC1 Chairs In black leather and polished chrome.

W750mm x D700mm x H680mm

$800–$1,200 249. A Le Corbusier Style 3 Seater Sofa In black leather and polished chrome.

L1800mm x D700mm x H660mm $1,000–$1,500

$600–$900

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250. A Large and Impressive 10 Point Red Deer Stag's Head H1650mm x W1000mm x D800m $1,000–$2,000 251. Roy Lippincott Senate Desk In solid rimu designed for Auckland University.

L1220mm x D510mm x H765mm $700–$1,000 252. A Set of Rimu Plan Drawers Brass recessed handles, Ex MOTAT. H710mm x W910mm x D630mm $900–$1,200 253. A New Zealand Native Wood Inlaid Chess Table With gypsy bobbin turned base, C. 1890.

H720mm x Ø500mm. $400–$800 254. Glove Box Attributed to William Norrie In New Zealand native timbers, damage to base. L280mm x W145mm x H110mm

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$800–$1,200 255. George Baxter - The Reverend J. Waterhouse Superintending The Landing of The Missionaries At Taranaki Print dated 1844. John Leech frame. 290mm x 405mm $300–$500 256A. A Collection of Foy Brothers Māori Portrait Photographs, C. 1872-1886 Black and white carte de visite photographic print.

Various sizes from 170mm x 105mm to 205mm x 150mm

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$500–$700 257A. A Photo Album Containing Photos of the 1931 Hawkes Bay Earthquake Also containing various personal photographs from the period. $200–$300 258. Te Oranga Maori Me ona Tikanga Rekareka: The Maori at Home with his Pleasures and Pastimes Photographic booklet, 24 pages, published by Frank Duncan & Co Auckland, 1900. 180mm x 235mm $300–$500

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Important and Rare Objects of Virtue by Fabergé and Seuffert

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257. A Fabergé Cigarette Case in Karelian Birch Mounted in Silver-Gilt with a Cabochon Ruby Thumbpiece Workmaster Victor Aarne (1863-1934), St Petersburg hallmark for 1899-1908.

Fabergé cigarette cases are among the most attractive of the objects produced by the firm and were functional items intended for everyday use. The creative use of otherwise simple materials was one of the defining qualities of Fabergé's work. This example is predominantly of Karelian birch. A wood with a distinctive pattern which was prized as a veneer for fine furniture and in small objects such as this. One of the last of the famous Imperial Eggs made in 1917 for Tsar Nicholas II

258. A Fabergé Silver Cigar Case in the Samorodok Technique The interior gilded, with a cabochon gemstone thumbpiece. The exterior ornamented with the initials 'TT' in gold.

Workmaster Anders Johan Nevalainen (1858-1933). Moscow hallmark for 1899-1908.

This case is in the distinctive samodorok technique in which the newly-cast silver was rapidly cooled. causing the highly tactile rippled effect.

L105mm x W55mm x H16mm $7,000–$9,000

259. A Continental European CartoucheShaped Gold-Mounted Box of Carved Translucent Red Jasper Of beautiful quality, the cover fluted and the bowl fluted and banded: the mounts chased. Unmarked. Hairline crack to top.

The fashion for small highly worked gold boxes reached its peak in the 18th century. Small enough to be worn on one's person they were often used to hold snuff but otherwise were fashionable accessories which indicated the owner's status–good taste and wealth. This example incorporates translucent red jasper which has been carved with elegant fluting on the bowl and lid.

was also fashioned from Karelian birch–

L90mm x W77mm x H39mm

suggesting the esteem in which this wood

$5,000–$7,000

was held by Fabergé and his staff.

L96mm x W66 mm x H21mm $8,000–$10,000

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260. An Important New Zealand Native Timber Jewellery Box by Anton Seuffert The top inlaid with a border of geometric laid native timbers, surrounding a cartouche with fine scroll inlays and fern inlays. The sides with gothic arched cartouches displaying various native timbers. Label to the interior, with lift-out tray with scroll inlaid lids.

L323mm x H135mm x D241mm $18,000–$25,000

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Silver

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261. A Set of Six Heavy Sterling Silver Gilt Goblets Each with polished tapered bowl supported on a thick tree trunk stem from a circular rocky outcrop foot.

Maker JMMG. Hallmarked London 1975. H185mm. Total Weight 2878g $1,000–$2,000

262. Two Sterling Silver Sugar Casters London 1777. H170mm. Weight 302g $900–$1,200 263. A Sterling Silver Punch Bowl The finely beaten body on a circular foot with lion mask ring handles. Hallmarked, London 1913. Ø255mm. Weight 1454g $600–$1,000

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264. A Victorian Four Piece Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service Comprising tea and coffee pots with engraved facet panels and ornate scroll handles on four scroll feet. Hallmarked London 1869.

Tallest 290mm. Weight 2622g $1,800–$2,800 265. A George II Sterling Silver Salver, Formerly the Propery of Lord Howe, 1747 Lord Howe (1726-1799), Admiral of the Fleet, British Naval officer. His name given to islands off the coast of NSW Australia. Designed with an ornate shell and scroll edge and three scroll feet, matching the following lot. Engraved with the coat of arms of the Marquess of Sligo. Hallmarked London 1747, maker Peter Taylor. W280mm. Weight 758g

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$700–$1,200 266. A Pair of George II Sterling Silver Small Salvers, Formerly the Property of Lord Howe, 1754 Both with ornate scroll and shell borders on three scroll feet, the centre engraved with a crest, coat of arms and motto. Identified as Marquess of Sligo. Each tray marked on the reverse with the weight in oz. and dwts. Hallmarked London 1754, Maker Peter Taylor. W185mm. Weight 734g 266

$600–$1,000 267. A Sterling Silver Salver on Four Hoof Feet Polished centre with shaped pie crust edge. Hallmarked London 1931. W360mm. Weight 1250g $400–$600

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268. A Sterling Silver Cream Jug Gilded interior, gadrooned body.

London 1813. H100mm. Weight 204g $400–$600 269. An Extremely Rare and Fine Wine Funnel Crested. London 1814. Weight 230g $500–$1,000

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270. A Sterling Silver Urn Shaped Tea Caddy H130mm. Weight 195g $200–$300 271. A Sterling Silver Teapot, Formerly the Property of Cornelius O’Callaghan Cornelius O’Callaghan (1775-1857), Irish politician, 1st Viscount Lismore and later Baron Lismore. On pedestal base with gadrooned body, ashwood handle and bone finial. Crested. London 1813, Maker Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard.

H240mm . Weight 846g $1,000–$1,500 272. A Three Piece Continental Silver Plate Tea and Coffee Service Baluster shaped with bands of anthemion and grape vine decoration.

The lids surmounted with knobs on the form of swans. Mythical beasts at the spouts. Largest pot H290mm.

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$500–$1,000 273. A Sterling Silver Letter Opener by Stuart Devlin In original presentation box, Queen Elizabeth II cypher to blade, gilded, rippled handle. Provenance: gifted from the Queen during the 1990 Commonwealth Games.

L230mm. Weight 92g $600–$800 274. A Pair of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Marks rubbed, C. 1780 D65mm. Weight 86g $250–$350

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275. A Victorian Sterling Silver Ewer Shaped Wine Jug A tall tapering neck with fitted lid.

The body engraved with panels of Roman goddesses in clouds (Three Graces), gilded interior. Hallmarked London 1861. Maker Benjamin Phillips. H360mm. Weight 788g $1,000–$1,500 276. A Sterling Silver George II Coffee Pot Heavy gauge, with shaped wooden handle.

London 1739. H245mm. Weight 730g $1,000–$2,000 277. Sterling Silver Kings and Queens Pattern Cutlery (50 pieces) 12 dessert forks London 1853, 6 small knifes London 1979, 6 knives London 1979, 6 forks London 1979, 6 Soup Spoons London 1979, 2 Serving Spoons London 1852, 12 dessert spoons London 1852. Total weight 4076g $3,000–$4,000 278. A Sterling Silver Salver Standing on three scroll shaped legs foliate pie crust edge, engraved.

Verso Wordley & Mayer Fecit Liverpool. Assay Marks for London 1836. D265mm. Weight 524g $600–$700

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279. A Sterling Silver Scallop Shaped Sugar Basin Birmingham 1905. L150mm. Weight 168g $200–$300

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280. SCOLISSE Art Deco Style Girl Metal, signed left, on a black marble base. H380mm x L340mm x D160mm $1,000–$1,500 281. An Art Deco Style Victoire Car Mascot Signed 'R Lalique' the decorative radiator cap fashioned as a stylised warrior's head with streamlined hair swept behind.

L230mm x H220mm $800–$1,000

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282. A Louis XV Style Marbled Two Drawer Commode Bombe shaped, the drawers and sides inlaid, Rococo style handles and mounts.

H820mm x W840mm x D470mm

284. Mackintosh Style Ladder Back Chair C. 1910, in oak, upholstered in Liberty peacock printed fabric. H1160mm

$500–$700 283. A French Gilded Alarm Clock by Tiffany C. 1930s Architectural case with broken pediment decoration. H95mm

285. A 1920s Art Deco Dining Extension Table & 6 Dining Chairs (1 Carver) The table in blonde maple veneer, scroll shaped legs, the top with anthemion carving at each corner. Fully extended L2140mm x W990mm x H770mm

$200–$400

$800–$1,200

$300–$500

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286. Two Frank Martin Coloured Etchings Signed, editions of 15/100.

370mm x 540mm $300–$500

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287. Two Framed Charles Rennie Mackintosh Architectural Prints The Hillhouse Helensburgh and Windyhill Kilmacolm. Produced using Mackintosh's original drawings, by The Architectural Heritage, Randak Design Consultants, 1990.

500mm x 610mm (each). $100–$200 288. LILIAN SNELLING - Suite of 19 Hand Coloured Botanical Lithographs C. 1930 Signed bottom left.

253mm x 157mm (each). $600–$800 289. Handmade Venetian Mask $40–$60

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299. Sutherland Occasional Table In straight grained walnut. Ø1040mm, H720mm.

291. A Set of 9 Tiffany Studios Tiles C. 1910 Favrile glass, some marked 'Patent Applied For', 6 measuring 100mm x 100mm, 3 measuring 75mm x 75mm

295. Boudoir Clock, Swiss 8 Day Movement C. 1920 Red enamel dial with a raised chapter ring with black numerals on a gilt ground.

The centre decorated with raised enamel work depicting two putti resting on a cloud with doves. Signed ‘Richay’ Stamped ‘Chevron a la Emeraude, NiceLausanne’. Attached ribbon for hanging, complete with fitted leather base and wall bracket. L133mm x W123mm

$1,200–$1,400

$1,000–$1,500

292. William de Morgan Tile 250mm x 250mm

296. A Louis XV Walnut Framed Open Armchair Floral carved top and seat rails. H920mm.

301. ALOISIUS CUNEGO - After Domenico Zampieri - Saint Peter Delivered From Prison, 1779 Framed Engraving. 355mm x 280mm

290. Victorian Music Canterbury In inlaid walnut, the top with brass gallery rail, supported by fretworked brackets, single glass door to base.

H1040mm x W6100mm x D400mm $500–$700

$1,000–$1,500 293. A Hammered Brass Art Nouveau Teapot Wooden handle. H200mm $300–$400 293A. An Early-20th Century Burgundy Leather Club Chair H900mm x W850mm x D900mm $500–$800 294 . A Victorian Davenport in Walnut With domed shaped box to top.

H850mm x H530mm D540mm $300–$500

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$600–$800 297. Louis XVI Style Painted Canape Sofa Carved with foliate, floral and scroll decoration, on turned fluted legs, cane seated and floral printed upholstery and with floating cushion. Provenance: Gary Mahan Antiques, Queenstown.

L1200mm x H810mm x D600mm $1,500–$2,500 298. A Bow Front Chest of Drawers Four drawers with flame mahogany fronts and later oval handles.

H820mm x W1030mm x D520mm $600–$900

$200–$300 300. ANGELO QUAGLIO (1784-1815) 'The Burial Of King Andre,' 1797 Framed watercolour on paper.

497mm x 350mm $400–$600

$80–$120 302. A Small Hand Knotted Rug With wide geometric border.

850mm x 600mm $80-$120 303. A Small Hand Knotted Rug With camel coloured central ground, geometric decoration.

900mm x 600mm $80-$120

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304. A Hand Knotted Kashan Rug With central floral medallion on a natural madder dyed field, rosette floral border.

3200mm x 2200mm $800–$1,200 305. A Finely Knotted Kashan Rug With large floral cartouche medallion on a deep red field.

Multiple floral and leaf borders.

3100mm x 2150mm $800–$1,200

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306. A Hand Knotted Kilim Rug With striped decoration.

3500mm x 1900mm $400–$600 307. A Kilim Rug Geometric decoration.

1500mm x 1200mm $200–$300 307A. A Turkoman Rug With central field of connecting gulls on typical deep red ground.

1300mm x 650mm $300–$500

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307B. Woven Kilm With grey edge and lining 1850mm x 1100mm $200–$300

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308. A 19th Century Well Patinated Elm Chinese Chest of 12 Drawers H940mm x W890mm x D470mm

312. A Suite of Original Indian Paintings On leaves and silk, varying sizes, pictured 200mm x 150mm

316. A Glass Chandelier Basket shaped.

H930mm, Ø480mm

$600–$800

$200–$400

$800–$1,200

309. A Chinese Document Box Metal bound with painted scene to front and sides. L810mm x D370mm x H400mm

313. A Chinese Painted Sideboard Low, with mirrored doors.

L1580mm x D340mm x H410mm

317. A Glass Chandelier Basket shaped.

H930mm, Ø480mm

$100–$200

$900–$1,200

$800–$1,200

310. A Patchwork Woven Kilim Rug 1500mm x 1000mm

314. A Victorian Slope Fronted Desk Companion, 1890 With calendar, oak. W330mm

318. A Late-Victorian Brass Bound Rolltop Writing Box With inset handles, camphor wood. L460mm

$200–$400

$200–$400 311. 3 Woven Saddle Bags 360mm x 300mm each $100–$200

$400–$600 315. A Black Leather Deed Box With brass inset handle and lock.

L360mm x W280mm x H100mm $200–$400

319. A Roman Translucent Green Glass Oinochoe With pouring spout ribbed decoration, 1/4th century, repair to handle. H320mm $300–$400

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320. A Set of Six Very Fine Regency Dining Chairs in Rosewood C. 1820 The top rail with gadrooned carving and inset inlaid brass panel, reeded front legs, later drop-on upholstered seats above brass inlaid rail. H835mm $3,000–$4,000 321. A Regency Extension Dining Table in Mahogany C. 1810 Standing on eight reeded legs, terminating in brass capped castors.

L1220mm x W1450mm x H730mm, fully extended L1790mm. $2,500–$3,500

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322. A 19th Century Boulle Table Mounted with gilded bronze, X shaped stretcher, supporting turned, fluted legs, the top with some losses.

H790mm x W750mm x L1150mm $2,000–$3,000

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323. A Set of Five Polished Brass Chiavari Chairs Upholstered seats. Tallest H1030mm $800–$1,200

328. A Victorian Cylinder Topped Twin Pedestal Desk In mahogany, turned knobs.

H1140mm x W1370mm x D810mm $1,500–$2,500

324. A Victorian Portable Campaign Writing Desk Mahogany with brass inlaid hinges.

H780mm x W550mm x D570mm $400–$600 325. A Pair of Early-19th Century Walnut Side Chairs The backs elegantly pierced and carved with acanthus leaf, cabriole legs. Purchased from John Dixon Antiques. H880mm $600–$800 326. A Victorian Writing Slope in Coromandel Wood Veneer With inlaid brass detailling, C. 1875.

H240mm x D280mm x L550mm $500–$700

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327. An Early-20th Century Leather Suitcase Of unusual dimensions.

L890mm x W360mm x H170mm $60–$80

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329. An Urn Shaped Lampbase, Royal Worchester Hand Painted and Signed by Raymond Rushton Pembroke Castle, dated 1951.

Printed mark to base. H410mm $800–$1,200 330. 64 Piece Hutschenreuther Porcelain Sylvia Pattern Dinner Service 8 dinner plates, 8 entree plates, 8 cups, 8 saucers, 7 soup bowls, 8 soup saucers, 8 dessert bowls, 1 gravy boat, 1 coffee jug, 1 large tureen, 2 smaller tureens, 1 milk jug, 1 sugar bowl, 1 large platter, 1 medium platter. $300–$500 331. A Good Large Hand Knotted Persian Rug Red ground, cartouche shaped central medallion, with ornate floral border.

4000mm x 3050mm $2,000–$3,000

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332. Two High Backed Wing Chairs Upholstered in grey velour.

H1220mm $600–$800

336. PABLO PICASSO Au Cirque Drypoint re-strike etching (cancelled plate), published by Vollard 1913, edition of 250. 220mm x 140mm $400–$600

333. A Pair of Small Gilded Hall Chairs With circular seats, caned back and floating cushions. H940mm $400–$800

337. A Regency Style Circular Games Table With leather inset top and wells for counters, standing on a four point reeded sabre leg base. Ø1350mm x H760mm

334. A Set of 9 Fish Knives and Forks EPNS

$1,200–$1,600

$50–$100

338. A Three Stage Victorian Whatnot With spiral twist supports and fretworked gallery. H970mm x W560mm x D350mm

335. A Reproduction Carved Gilt Mirror 1160mm x 860mm

340. A Good Large Hand Knotted Persian Rug Of ornate Kirman design. With central circular medallion on a scroll and intense floral field. Triple borders of rosettes and boteh leaves.

4100mm x 3000mm $2,000–$3,000 341. A Pair of Regency Style Bookcases In elm, bolection moulded cornice, acanthus carved capitals above fluted columns. Adjustable shelves. H1910mm x W1040mm x D360mm $1,400–$1,800

$300–$400 339. Five Victorian Scrapbooks Containing many quality Victorian scraps, calligraphy and souvenirs.

342. A Victorian Breakfront Mahogany Bookcase C. 1870 The glazed doors surmounted by carving, rounded pediment. H2160mm x L2130mm

$200–$400

$1,000–$2,000

$200–$300

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343. EDWIN WHITNEY SMITH The Waking Child C. 1920 Bronze on marble base. Exbibited at The Royal Academy 1920. H230mm $350–$400 344

344. A Victorian Extension Dining Table In solid kauri, standing on four turned legs, with white porcelain castors, rosette carved on each corner.

L1870mm, extended L2460mm x W1200mm x H750mm. $700–$900 345. Pair of Shropshire Style Farmhouse Armchairs H1090mm $100–$200 346. Flint Lock Pistol L380mm $400–$600 347. Kauri Dressing Table C. 1910 With mottled kauri door fronts.

H1720mm x W1140mm x D500mm

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$400–$600 348. A Victorian Three Doored Sideboard In kauri with three ogee shaped drawers.

H960mm x W1670mm x D500mm $900–$1,200 349. A Late-19th Century Kauri Chest Of eight drawers, the drawer fronts in a mixture of native timbers.

H1210mm x W1150mm x D500mm $600–$800 350. Bronze A Brace of Hares. After PierreJules Mene Signed left H40mm x L57mm x W35mm $500–$700

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351. A Louis XV Style 19th Century Double Bed Frame Headboard, baseboard, siderails.

L2100mm x W1500mm x H1520mm $1,500–$2,500 352. A Louis XV Style 19th Century Mirror Doored Armoire Matching the previous lot. The top surmounted with Rococco carvings, standing on short carved escargot legs, in book matched walnut veneer, the interior lined in birdseye maple.

H2550mm x W1040mm x D500mm $1,000–$2,000 353. A Single Douglas Chair In pale coloured oak. H760mm $80–$120 354. A 19th Century KPM Porcelain Table Centrepiece German, cherub on pedestal, decorated with dragon heads, scrolls resting on three hoofed feet, stamped mark to base. H265mm x Ø210mm $200–$300 355. A Shaped Wooden Framed Cheval Mirror Surmounted by shell carving.

H1900mm x 860mm $200–$400 356. A Bolection Moulded Bevel Edged Mirror 1670mm x 920mm $500–$800

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357. A Large Victorian Extension Dining Table In mahogany, with crank mechanism, two leaves, standing on large baluster shaped turned legs, with brown porcelain castors. L1600mm, fully extended, (2 extensions) 2740mm x W1740mm x H760mm, each extension is W570mm

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$1,500–$2,500 358. A Harlequin Set of Ten Victorian Dining Chairs In mahogany. H860mm $800–$1,000 359. Sheraton Revival Chair C. 1900 H980mm $150–$250 360. A Victorian Credenza in Burr Walnut Central cupboard door inlaid with bow fronted glazed cupboards on either side. A frieze of geometric inlay under the top. Gold metal mounts C. 1870.

L1680mm x H1110mm x D430mm

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$2,500–$3,500 361. Attributed to JACQUES GAMELIN (1738-1803) Antique battle scene Pen and brown ink, gouache and white bodycolour on grey-brown prepared paper. An impressive and highly-finished drawing in the classical vein, depicting a cavalry assault. 410mm x 703 mm $4,000–$6,000 362. A Victorian Style High Quality Reproduction Dining Table Standing on two carved tripod bases, with carved stretcher rail, the top with rounded ends above a carved frieze.

L2400mm x W1200mm x H770mm $1,000–$2,000

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364 363. A Set of Eight Louis XV Style Dining Chairs Including two carver chairs, carved top rails and standing on cabriole legs, walnut frame. H990mm $600–$800

364. A Large and Rare Iranian Rava Kirmin Carpet Ivory coloured Pashmina wool ground, warp and weft. With large floral scroll medallions on a divided field, multiple flower and leaf borders. C. 1850. Signed by the workshop. 4500mm x 3500mm

365. A 19th Century Gilded Bronze Mounted Mantel Clock With blue sevres porcelain plaques on wooden stand. H400mm $600–$1,000

$20,000–$30,000

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366. A Continental Marble Topped Nightstand C. 1880 Standing on cabriole legs, with shell carving, straight grained walnut.

H880mm x W420mm x D420mm

370. An Early-19th Century Bow Fronted Chest of Five Drawers In mahogany, splayed bracket feet, replacement oval plate handles.

H1050mm x W1060mm x D520mm

an opened lotus pod base playing her musical instrument. Octagonal wooden plinth base. H260mm x W130mm

$600–$900

$600–$800

367 An Empire Style Nightstand C. 1880 In mahogany with gold metal mounts, marble top (cracked).

H850mm x H400mm x D400mm

371. Two Framed Etchings by Walter Dendy Sadler Edwardian, 'Hunting Morn' signed.

420mm x 500mm 'Afternoon Drink' signed.

380mm x 500mm

373. A 19th Century Oriental Blanc de Chine Goddess & Disciple Clad in formal robes standing on a lotus flower (faults). Purchased Grosvenor House Antique Fair. H360mm

$600–$900 368. Crystal Candelabra Triform, finely detailled.

H280mm x W310mm $50–$100 369. Crystal Bowl Finely detailled. Ø300mm $50–$80

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$100–$200 372. A Very Good and Finely Carved 19th Century Indian/Tibetan Ivory Figure Of Saraswati The Hindu Goddess of Knowledge and Music 19th century. She is a celebrated feminine deity with healing properties and powers of abundance, she sits on

$5,000–$8,000

$800–$1,200 374. A Northern Chinese Painted Box Black.

L520mm x W370mm x D380mm $100–$150

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375. Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) Horse In a classic Tang style, elegant standing horse with sweeping, arched neck, wearing a saddle and blanket on broad back. Natural buff clay and orange painted saddle blanket. Scattered areas of encrusted earth, excavated Henan Province. With certificate of authenticty from Po Yuen Tong Ltd, Hong Kong, purchased 2001. H360mm x L355mm

375

$2,500–$4,500

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376. A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Plaque in Wooden Frame.

Very finely hand painted scene of leisure depicting a man fishing with his family on a river boat surrounded by a mountainous landscape. The artwork is very detailled with elegant landscapes and vivid figures.

Signed by Wangqi (1884 - 1937) who was a master of ceramic arts in China and a member of the Zhushan Eight Friends, a famous group specializing in ceramic painting during the Republic Period in Jingdezhen, China.

Wooden frame: 530mm x 400 mm Porcelain plaque: 300mm x 215mm $6,000–$8,000 377. A Large Chinese Famille Rose Vase A Fine example in good condition, decorated with peacock, plum flower, pine and bamboo. Red seal mark to base (Jing de Zhen Zhi). Mid-20th century.

H610mm x D240mm $3,600–$4,000

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378. A Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Bowls Butterflies and flowers beautifully painted with eight butterflies and flowers. Daoguang mark. 20th century.

D200mm x H75mm $3,000–$5,000 379. A Chinese Export Famille Rose Hexagonal Shaped Vase Underglazed in blue, decorated with white panels and flowers. In the centre a vase of flowers in famille rose colour. 18th century, Qing Dynasty Qianlong period (1736-1795).

H295mm $1,600–$1,800 380. A Chinese Peach Bloom Glaze Porcelain Bowl Under the glaze, there are six characters, Kangxi marks.

D125mm x H65mm $600–$800 381. A Chinese Qingtian Stone Seal Lion button. Finely carved. 120mm 379

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$150–$250 382. A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Vase Beautifully hand decorated with eight fish swimming among water plants.

Red Signature by Dengbi Shan on the base of the vase. Dengbi Shan (1874 1930) was a scholar at the end of the Qing Dynasty and a Chinese ceramic painting art master. He was a member of the Zhushan Eight Friends, a famous art group specialising in porcelain painting during the late Qing Dynasty and Republic Period. His poetry, calligraphy, paintings and seals were recognized and respected by Jingdexhen artists. Ø210mm x H400mm $2,000–$3,000

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383. A Pair of Rare and Important Daoguang Mark and Period Canton Porcelain Bowls

These two bowls are part of a known and

With monochrome lime-green enamelled

Reeves (1774-1856). Reeves went to

interiors, painted in the famille rose

China in 1812 and subsequently became

palette to the exterior with an encircling

Chief Inspector of Tea for the East India

tribute scene, beneath a rim patterned

Company in Canton. He was elected a

with gilt quatrefoil diaper motifs on a

Fellow of the Royal Society in 1817, and as a

cobalt ground. Six character iron-red seal

keen naturalist, instructed by Sir Joseph

marks of Daoguang (1820-1850) under the

Banks the Society's President, he sent

foot, reserved in a square cartouche on a

living specimens of Chinese flowering

conforming lime-green glazed ground.

plants back to England. Hence, he was

The finely painted tribute scene reveals the Emperor carrying a baton of office, an attendant behind him with a fan standing in a walled garden. Eleven courtiers and nobles proceed towards him each carrying a bough or stem of a flowering plant, including peony, lotus, magnolia and chrysanthemum.

recorded service either purchased by or commissioned specifically for John

responsible for the introduction of many garden plants to the West including chrysanthemums, azaleas and wisteria.

The appeal to Reeves of the tribute scene with numerous flowering specimens illustrated on the bowls is obvious. One with hairline at rim, the other with minute frit at rim.

D106mm x H56mm $16,000–$20,000

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384. Pair of Canton Famille Rose Plates Decorated with scenes of figures on a terrace. Marks from Daoguang period.

D150mm $9,000–$12,000

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385. An Old Chinese Huang Yang Water Pot Carved in Wood Decorated with two very detailed pine trees. 80mm x 65mm x 40mm

388. Three Old Chinese Gray-Green Jades Finely carved with birds and other animals. 80mm x 60mm.

75mm x 45mm x 110mm

$150–$250

$400–$600

386. A Chinese Agate Bowl On the bottom of the bowl there is a Qianlong seal mark with four characters. Ø100mm x H60mm

389. A Finely Carved Chinese Gray Agate One of the Eight Immortals is depicted. L70mm

$400–$600

$150–$250

390. A Chinese Cantonese Ivory figural Chess Set A red-stained and natural ivory chess set.

Each figure finely carved as a member of the Chinese court or warrior, on lotus-shaped bases, the emperor and empress enthroned, the knights and pawns mounted soldiers. The total is 32 pieces. 19th Century Qing Dynasty.

In original condition, some losses.

No chessboard. H65mm-140mm. $700–$1,000

387. Set of Four Small Chinese Embroidered Silk Bags Finely embroidered on colourful silks. $150–$250

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391. Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Vase Decorated with chrysanthemums on a red background. 20th century. H250mm $400–$600

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393. A Pair of Chinese Ivory figures of Emperor and Empress Detailed carving with original wooden base. 20th Century. H300mm $2,500–$3,500

392. A Japanese Meiji Period Ivory Carving of Buddha An exceptional, large and finely carved Japanese walrus ivory figure of Buddha with two boys on his shoulder and another boy at his feet.

Signed on a red lacquer tablet at the bottom. H300mm $2,000–$2,500

394. A Chinese Carved Jade Figure of Boy H35mm $400–$500 395. A Pair of Chinese Ivory Vases Finely carved figures, flowers, birds, landscapes and inscriptions. One vase has some damage to rim. Signed by Feng Shao Xia (1922 - 2001), an ivory miniature master. Early-mid-20th century. H205mm $500–$700

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396. Imperial Yellow Famille Rose Guangxu Plate Fine quality and in good condition.

The centre depicts four characters representing long life painted in red. The base has the Imperial six character Guangxu reign mark in iron red. This type of plate was typically used for birthday celebrations. Dated from the Qing Dynasty Guangxu period (1875 - 1908). Ø240mm

397

$1,200–$1,500 397. A 19th Century Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Dish Decorated with flowers from the four seasons, with a red six character daoguang mark on the base. Dates from the Qing Dynasty Daoguang period (1821 - 1850). Ø230mm $250–$450 398. A Chinese Canton Famille Rose Porcelain Plate The centre depicts a garden scene, the border is decorated with panels on a scrolling foliage background.

Good condition. Dating from late-19th century, Qing Dynasty. Ø205mm $100–$200

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400

402

399. A Chinese Export Imari Porcelain Plate Decorated with blue under glaze, gilt and iron red. The centre depicts peonies, the border simple flower sprays and the rim is coloured dark brown. 18th century, Qing Dynasty. Hairline crack. Ø225mm

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403

403. A Pair of Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Plates Decorated with five, four-clawed dragons, under glazed blue, marked at base. Chips to rim and hair line crack. Dating from late-19th century, Qing Dynasty. Ø245mm $300–$500

$100–$200 400. A Chinese Imari Porcelain Plate Decorated in the Japanese Imari style. Chips to rim. Early18th Century. Ø240mm

404. Three Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Dishes Qing Dynasty. Ø160mm, Ø155mm, Ø135mm. $150–$300

$600–$800 401. A Chinese Porcelain Blue and White Plate Decorated with blue underglaze and painted with figures and landscapes.

Kang Xi four character mark. 19th century, Qing Dynasty. Ø240mm

405. A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Double Gourd Wall Vase Decorated with panels of landscapes on scrolling flower background.

Red Qianlong four character mark on base. H200mm $200–$400

$300–$400 402. A Pair of Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Plates Decorated with blue under glaze and painted with panels of scrolling flowers.

Chips to rim and hairline crack. 18th century, Qing Dynasty. Ø265mm

406. A Chinese Famille Rose Double Gourd Vase Decorated with figures, flowers, birds, landscapes. There is a mark of Hou Yu Tang Zhi. Early-20th century. Ø180mm x H290mm $1,000–$1,200

406

$300–$500

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408

409

410

407. A Chinese Green Crackled Glaze Vase Late-19th century, Qing Dynasty.

H255mm

412. A Pair of Chinese Carved Bamboo Brush Pots Late-19th/ Early-20th century. H220mm

$300–$400

$150–$250

408. A Chinese Famille Verte Warrior Vase with Two Handles Mark at the bottom. 19th century, Qing Dynasty.

H300mm

413. Two Small Chinese Egg Shell Porcelain Vases In original boxes, finely painted with birds and flowers, showing the mark of China Jingdezheng. H100mm

$300–$600

$150–$250

409. A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Vase Hand painted with vegetables in famille rose colour. Hairline crack on the rim. Late-19th century. H240mm

414. A Pair of Chinese Canton Enamel Bowls Painted with vegetable design on exterior, with original hardwood stands. 19th century, Qing Dynasty. H50mm x Ø85mm

420. A Chinese Famille Verte Wine Pot Handmade in the shape of a bird, finely painted. Chip on the beak. Early-20th century, Republic Period. H190mm

$200–$300

$300–$400

$400–$600

410. A Chinese Black Glaze Porcelain Vase Decorated with plum tree, pine and bamboo using famille verte colour.

Late-19th century, Qing Dynasty.

H290mm

415. A Chinese Painted Enamel Vase Floral decoration. H200mm

421. A Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Ornament Depicting Long Beaked Bird H370mm

417. A Chinese Yixing Tea Pot with Mark H75mm $50–$80 418. A Chinese Bronze Figure Possibly late-17th century. H110mm $300–$400 419. Two Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Covered Jars H350mm $300–$500

$400–$600 411. A Chinese Blue and white Covered Porcelain Bowl Missing its lid, late-19th century, Qing Dynasty. H160mm x Ø260mm $250–$450

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$100–$200

$350–$450 416. A Chinese Cloisonne Brush Pot Showing a Qianling four character mark. 19th century, Qing Dynasty.

H200mm x Ø60mm

422. A Chinese White Porcelain Monkey Ornament H210mm

$400–$500

$200–$300

420

421

423. Oriental Bronze Buddha Figure H130mm

430. Two Small Chinese Ivory Carvings and one Small Chinese Wooden Carving.

$150–$250

$80–$120

424. A Chinese Bronze Lion Ornament H100mm

431. Japanese Bronze Coin and Stone Bracelet Coin 45mm. Bracelet 90mm

422

437. A Korean Zelkovia Wood Sideboard With drawer fronts and semi circular brass handles, H830mm x L1850mm x D460mm $600–$800

432. Five Sets of Ivory Earrings

438. A Chinese Watercolour Painting of a Horse After Xu Bei Hong's painting.

880mm x 550mm

$100–$200

$800–$1,200

426. Three Decorative Chinese Ornaments Lion, prancing horse and sumari.

Tallest height 230mm

433. Four Paper Fold Fans Three of them are Chinese, one is Japanese. Decorated with birds and flowers, landscapes and calligraphy.

L300mm, L270mm, L230mm

$120–$160

$150–$250

427. Japanese Coffee Set Tallest H180mm

434. A Set Of Opium Weights L310mm

$100–$200

$200–$300

439. A Japanese Tansu Chest, Sendai C. 1880 A Good quality Japanese single section Sendai Isho (for clothing or fabric), single section tansu with four long and two short drawers as well as a safe compartment (locked). Each drawer mounted with elegant foliate design iron hardware.

Forged 'Mokko' (melon style) drawer pulls. L1190mm x H870mm x D450mm

428. Oriental Silver Sugar Basin Blue glass liner. Ø120mm

435. A Pale Green Censer with Handles H160mm

$80–$120

$300–$500

429. A Chinese Famille Verte Covered Jar Painted with Flowers and Birds Mark on base, late-19th/early-20th century. H145mm x Ø120mm

436. A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Censer Blue Under glaze, decorated with two dragons. Guangxu mark on the body.

Late-19th century. H185mm x Ø210mm.

$100–$200

$100–$200 425. KIJAN FAI Before the Battle, 1999 People's Revolution scene, After He Kongde (1962) Signed, oil on board. 930mm x 760mm $600–$800

$150–$250

$2,000–$4,000 440. Crown Derby Imari Plate 1128, printed mark to base, 1976. Ø250mm $80–$120 441. Abbeydale Chrysantheum Imari Trio H70mm $150–$250

$500–$700

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442. Crown Derby Imari Cup and Saucer Pattern 1128, printed mark to base, 1903. Ø135mm x H70mm

448. Three Plates Doulton, Worcester and Verona. Largest Ø270mm

$100–$200

$50–$100

443. Abbeydale Chrysantheum Imari Trio H60mm

449. A Terracotta Primitive Kneeling Figure H310mm

$100–$200

$40–$60 444. Abbeydale Imari Trio H100mm $150–$250

450. Three Papua New Guinea Masks 20th Century. Tallest H510mm $150–$250

445. Twelve Pewter Tankards Varying heights and dates, tallest H270mm. $100–$200

$100–$200

$50–$80

$100–$150 456. Three Australian Watercolours Moroccan Landscape- J DeLeener 180mm x 130mm. Lake Scene- G Eyre 170mm x 360mm. Rainbow Bee Eaters (1989) - K Wynn.Moylan. 185mm x 165mm

457. JUDY LAMBERT Flowers, 1983 watercolour, signed and dated. 550mm x 370mm

458. MAURICE BUCKLAND Back Country Shepherd, 1980 Signed, oil on board. 450mm x 600mm $200–$400

453. Stoneware Water Filter Pot H460mm $90–$120

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455. SOLANO Yachts, 1978 Signed, oil on canvas. 860mm x 960mm

$50–$100 452. A Mexican Terracotta Chimera Outdoor Fireplace H850mm $100–$200

447. Two Pewter Plates Ø250mm & Ø350mm

$100–$150

$200–$300 451. A Pair of Sterling Silver Adam Style Pepper Pots Marked Sterling $100–$200

446. Three Copper Pots Teapot, hot chocolate pot and casserole dish, tallest H250mm.

454. Stoneware Jar H440mm

438 459. PETER WALLER Landscape, 1994 Signed and dated, oil on board.

610mm x 880mm $200–$300 460. ASHTON GREATHEAD Hangrove Swamp Coromandel Oil on board. 400mm x 545mm $300–$500 461. GARRICK TREMAIN Old Stable Arrowtown Ink on paper. 260mm x 310mm $200–$400 462. Artist Unknown Girl Reading (1994) Oil on board. 350mm x 290mm $200–$300 463. G. A. GENET Mount Sefton Oil on Board, signed. 610mm x 910mm $200–$400

439

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634. A multi-coloured gemstone bracelet, twenty-five bar set emerald cut coloured stones alternating with garnet, peridot, amethyst, topaz and citrine of estimated total weight 7.70 carats. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 16.4 grams. Length 18.5cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $1,200–$2,200

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Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories Sunday 17 June, 2:00pm

Specialist Enquiries and Condition Reports — Lauren Boustridge Jewellery Specialist lauren@webbs.co.nz 09 524 6804 Lots not illustrated in this catalogue are illustrated online at www.webbs.co.nz

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories — Pg. 125

Fine Watches

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504

501

505

501. A Gentleman's stainless steel Seamaster wristwatch, Omega, circa 2009.

Quartz. 41mm. Ref. 21230416101001. Serial number 90779038. Circular black dial with date aperture at 3 o'clock. Black bezel.

Case, dial, bracelet and clasp signed. Box and papers. $1,500–$2,900 502. A Gentleman's stainless steel Legend Diver wristwatch, Longines. Automatic.

42mm. Ref. L3.674.4. Cal. L633. Serial number 34485906. Circular black dial with luminous markers, date aperture at 3 o'clock. Case, dial and buckle signed.

Original leather strap. Box and manual. $1,200–$2,000

503. A Gentleman's stainless steel Don Giovanni wristwatch, Raymond Weil, circa mid 2000's. Automatic. 37x35mm. Ref. 2875. Serial number V345868. Rectangular case with silver sunburst dial, roman numerals, small seconds at 6 o'clock and date aperture at 3 o'clock. Case, dial, movement and buckle signed. Original leather strap. Box and papers. $1,700–$2,200 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

504. A Lady's stainless steel Tank Française wristwatch, Cartier circa 2000's.

Quartz. Ref. W51008Q3. Serial number 141303CE. Silver dial with roman numerals.

Case, dial and bracelet signed. Extra link. $1,800–$2,500

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505. A Gentleman's stainless steel Superocean 42 wristwatch, Breitling, circa 2017. Automatic. 42mm. Ref. A17365. Serial number 6056892. Circular blue dial with Arabic numerals, date aperture at 3 o'clock.

Blue bezel. Case, dial, bracelet and clasp signed. Box and manual. $2,800–$3,800

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507

506

508

506. A Lady's stainless steel and ceramic Formula 1 wristwatch, Tag Heuer, circa 2010s. Automatic. 34mm. Ref. WAU2210.

Cal. 5. Serial number RUJ2073. Circular dial with diamond set inner ring and diamond markers, date aperture at 6 o'clock. Black bezel. Case, movement, bracelet and clasp signed. $1,400–$2,400 507. A Gentleman's stainless steel Aquaracer wristwatch, Tag Heuer, circa 2016. Automatic. 40mm. Ref. CAY211A. Cal. 16. Serial number RZT3005. Chronograph, circular black dial with luminous markers, date aperture at 3 o'clock. Black bezel.

Case, dial, bracelet and clasp signed. Extra link, box and papers.

508. A Gentleman's blackened steel Regatta wristwatch, Heuer, circa 1980s.

Automatic. 42mm. Ref. 134.601. Regatta countdown, circular black dial with applied batons. Case, dial and clasp signed. $2,600–$3,500 509. A Gentleman's chrome wristwatch, Bovet. Manual wind. 35mm. Case number 393590. Calendar, moon phase, circular dial with Arabic numerals, sweeping seconds.

Dial signed. $4,200–$5,200

$2,500–$3,200

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512

510 510. A Gentleman's stainless steel Temporada wristwatch, Heuer, circa 1970s.

Manual wind. 40mm. Ref. 733809. Cal. 7733.

Chronograph, circular silver and maroon dial with applied batons. Signed dial and buckle. Non-original leather strap.

512. A Gentleman's stainless steel Calculator wristwatch, Heuer, circa 1970s.

Automatic. 45x48mm. Ref.150.633B. Cal. 12.

Calculator, chronograph, circular blue dial with luminous markers, date aperture at 6 o'clock. Dial, strap and buckle signed.

$3,000–$4,000

$3,800–$5,000

511. A Gentleman's gold tone Camaro 30 wristwatch, Heuer, circa 1970. Manual wind.

37x44mm. Ref. 73345. Cal. 7733. Serial number 18C030. Chronograph, rectangular case with circular champagne dial. Dial signed. Non-original leather strap and buckle.

513. A Gentleman's gold wristwatch, Omega. Manual wind. 32mm. Circular silver dial with applied batons. Dial signed. Nonoriginal strap and buckle. Box.

$5,000–$7,000

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$500–$1,000

513

516

515

514 514. A Lady's gold and diamond cocktail watch, Omega, circa 1985. Quartz.

19mmx10mm. Movement number 47.850.664. Cal. 1374. Gold dial with batton and dot markers. Nine round brilliant cut diamonds set on either side of case, estimated total weight 1.20 carats. Dial and buckle signed. Original bracelet.

Accompanied with an 'Extract of the Archives', box and Jeweller's Valuation. $1,900–$3,000 515. A Lady's gold Constellation wristwatch, Omega, circa 2004. Quartz. 22.5mm.

Ref. 11677500. Cal. 1456. Serial number 58621524. Circular mother-of-pearl dial with diamond markers. Diamond bezel.

Case, dial, clasp signed. Inscription on case back. Box and papers.

516. A Gentleman's rose gold tone PRS 516 wristwatch, Tissot. Quartz. 42mm.

Ref. T1004173605100. Serial number T100417A. Chronograph, circular black dial with luminous markers, date aperture at 4 o'clock. Case, dial, buckle signed. Original black leather strap. Box and manual. $400–$600 517. A Gentleman's stainless steel Bathy 50 wristwatch, Favre-Leuba, circa 1960s.

Manual wind. 50mm. Serial number 53253.

Rectangular case with circular dial, meters gauge, small seconds at 6 o'clock, baton markers. Light blue bezel. Case, dial signed. $6,200–$7,200 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$4,000–$5,000

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518. A Gentleman's gold plated and stainless steel wristwatch, Zenith.

Automatic. 35mm. Case number 093D329.

Circular light gold dial with black and gold applied batons.

Non-original leather strap.

519

$2,000–$2,700 519. A Gentleman's PVD coated steel Pasadena wristwatch, Heuer, circa 1980s.

Automatic. 42mm. Ref. 750.501. Case number 280SL. Chronograph, circular black dial with luminous markers, day/date aperture at 3 o'clock. Case and dial signed.

Non-original leather strap and buckle.

518

$2,600–$3,500 520. A Gentleman's blackened steel Folgore wristwatch, Brigata Paracadutisti. Quartz.

40mm. Case number 1.049.0.0.62. Black dial with luminous dots. Second dial with compass. Case and dial signed. Nonoriginal leather strap. $1,500–$2,200

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523

522

524

521

521. A Lady's stainless steel Happy Sport wristwatch, Chopard, circa 2000s. Quartz.

35mm. Ref: 8475. Serial number 1662220.

Circular textured white dial with two Happy Diamonds and starfish, date aperture at 5 o'clock. Case, dial, strap and buckle signed.

523. A Gentleman's stainless steel and gold Constellation wristwatch, Omega. Quartz.

32mm Serial number 53755993. Circular white dial with gold dot markers, date aperture at 3 o'clock. Case, dial and buckle signed.

$1,500–$2,200

$1,000–$1,500

522. A Gentleman's stainless steel Speedmaster wristwatch, Omega, circa 2000. Automatic. 38mm. Ref. 35135000.

Serial number 56570206. Chronograph, circular black dial with applied batons, date aperture at 3 o'clock. Case, dial, bracelet and buckle signed. Box and papers.

524. A Gentleman's stainless steel Monza wristwatch, Tag Heuer, circa 2010s.

Automatic. 37.5mm. Ref. CR2111. Serial number ZS7293. Chronograph, square case with circular silver dial, applied batons, date aperture at 5 o'clock. Case, dial and buckle signed. Non-original leather strap.

$1,400–$2,500

$2,300–$3,500

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Fine Jewels 529

527

525 530

525. An ornate diamond pendant, one hundred and ninety-one round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.80 carats, in an ornate scroll cluster, hung on a fine chain. 18ct white gold. Chain sterling silver. Weight 6.7 grams. Length 2.4cm. Width 2.2cm. Chain length 45cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,200–$3,200 526. A pair of diamond solitaire earrings, two claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.04 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 1.4 grams.

Mismatched butterflies.

Gemmologist's reports available.

527. A diamond three stone ring, three claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.35 carats. 14ct white gold. Weight 6.2 grams. Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $3,000–$4,000

529. An octagonal shaped diamond cluster ring, comprising of sixty-nine claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.0 carats. 14ct white gold. Weight 3.1 grams. Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $1,100–$2,000

528. A Perles de Diamants bracelet, Cartier, circa 1999. Forty bezel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.20 carats, in round bead style links. 18ct white gold. Weight 20.5 grams. Length 18.5cm. Serial number K24868. Original box. Gemmologist's report available.

530. A modern diamond dome ring, top section is pavé set with eighty-nine round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.29 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 7.6 grams. Ring size P. Rhodium plated.

Gemmologist's report available.

$9,000–$12,000

$1,600–$1,100

$1,000–$1,300

526

528

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533

531

535

531. A diamond set bar pendant, ten flat claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.0 carats.

18ct yellow gold. Weight 2.7 grams.

Pendant length 3.4cm. Rhodium plated.

Gemmologist's report available. $650–$900 532. An engraved diamond band, channel set with alternating carre and baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.58 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 5.5 grams.

Ring size M. Gemmologist's report available. $2,700–$3,900

533. A diamond cluster pendant, four bar set baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.18 carats, accented with pavé set petals containing eighty-one round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.78 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 4.1 grams. Length 2.1cm. Width 1.6cm.

Chain length 44cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $1,500–$2,200 534. A pair of diamond solitaire earrings, two bezel set princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.0 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 2.7 grams. $700–$1,200 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

535. A Victorian diamond brooch, fortyfour claw set old European cut diamonds of estimated total weight 3.0 carats, in a overlapping crescent motif. 15ct yellow gold and silver. Weight 7.8 grams. Diameter 2.5cm. Box. Gemmologist's report available. $1,500–$2,300 536. A 2.20 carat diamond ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of known weight, 'I' colour and 'SI2' clarity, accented with nine claw set round brilliant cut diamonds on each shoulder of estimated total weight 0.32 carats.

Platinum. Weight 4.9 grams. Ring size J. GIA certified.

Gemmologist's report available. $19,000–$24,000

532

536

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537

539

537. A diamond rivière necklace, one hundred and sixty-one channel set princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 12.64 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 29.8 grams. Length 41cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $13,500–$16,000 538. A square shaped diamond pendant, bezel set princess cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.82 carat, surrounded by sixteen channel set princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.48 carats, hung on an omega style chain. 18ct white gold.

Weight 12.2 grams. Pendant length 1.4cm.

Chain length 40cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,300–$3,500 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

539. A fancy pink and white diamond fish brooch, fifty-five pavé set fancy pink round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.94 carats, accented with eighty-three round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.45 carats, in a striped tropical fish motif. 18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 10.4 grams. Length 3.2cm. Width 3.5cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,500–$3,500 540. A large amethyst and diamond enhancer, claw set trilliant cut amethyst centre of estimated weight 29.37 carats, with an accented bale comprising of six grain set round brilliant cutdiamonds of estimated total weight 0.08 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 11.0 grams. Length 3.4cm. Width 2.3cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $1,600–$2,200

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540

541

542

541. An Edwardian amethyst and seed pearl pendant, four claw set round cut amethyst in a decorative oval harp styled setting, surrounded by thirty-eight seed pearls, hung on a rope chain. 18ct yellow gold.

Pendant length 4cm. Chain length 40cm. $250–$400 542. An Edwardian amethyst brooch and earrings, the oval brooch features an oval cut amethyst of estimated total weight 24.4 carat, accented with six seed pearls set in flowers on a decorative frame. A pair of earrings featuring two round cut amethysts of estimated total weight 3.10 carats, set in a ships wheel frame. 20ct yellow gold.

Weight 14.7 grams. Brooch 3.7 x 2.6cm.

Earrings diameter 1.2cm. $200–$300

543

543. An Edwardian amethyst pendant and earrings, two claw set oval cut amethyst, surrounded by twenty-three seed pearls in ornate decorative setting, hung on a gold plated chain with matching mixed round cut amethyst earrings. Gold. Weight 8.8 grams. Length 4cm. Width 3cm.

Chain length 45cm. $500–$800

544

544. A diamond three stone ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.75 carat, accented with one round brilliant cut diamond set either side of estimated total weight 0.40 carats.

18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 5.0 grams. Ring size Q. $2,000–$2,500

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545. An aquamarine and diamond pendant, semi rub-over pear cut aquamarine centre of estimated weight 2.0 carat, accented with twelve round brilliant and princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.07 carats, hung on a fine snake chain. 18ct white gold. Weight 7.7 grams. Length 2.2cm.

Chain length 42cm.

545

$1,250–$1,500 546. A pair of kunzite drop earrings, two elongated pear cut kunzite centres of estimated total weight 17.31 carats, suspended on decorative bales accented with two round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.04 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 6.5 grams. Length 3.5cm. Width 0.8cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

546

$2,600–$3,500 547. A fancy pink diamond ring, bezel set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.81 carat, accented either side with a hammer set fancy pink round brilliant cut diamond of estimated total weight 0.16 carats. Platinum and 18ct yellow gold. Weight 12.4 grams. Ring size O½. Gemmologist's report available.

547

$3,200–$4,500 548. An large amethyst and diamond cocktail ring, claw set oval cut amethyst centre of estimated weight 15.93 carat, with accented shoulders containing ten claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.50 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 10.9 grams. Ring size M. Gemmologist's report available.

548

$2,200–$3,200 549. A pair of diamond and gold earrings, claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.52 carats, in a scalloped frame. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 1.5 grams. Length 0.4cm. Width 0.4cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $600–$800

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549

550

552

551

550. A diamond dress ring, sixty-eight claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.70 carats, in fold over design. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 10.7 grams. Ring size N. Width 1.9cm. $2,000–$3,000 551. A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, claw set oval cut sapphire centre of estimated total weight 1.53 carat, surrounded by eighteen round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.18 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 6.2 grams. Ring size N. $2,000–$2,700 552. A wide gold ring, a curved central band with rope style motifs on either side. 18ct yellow gold. 16.8 grams. Width 12mm.

Ring size X. $550–$750

553

553. An early Victorian brooch, oval centre features locks of hair held in place with two seed pearls in an ornate gold oval frame.

18ct and 9ct yellow gold. Weight 35.5 grams.

Initialed and dated 1850 on reverse. Length 5cm. Width 6cm. Box. $200–$300

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554. An important sapphire pendant, semi rub-over set oval cut sapphire centre of estimated weight 16.13 carat, accented with one semi rub-over marquise cut sapphire of estimated weight 1.87 carat and one bezel set round brilliant cut diamond of estimated weight 0.12 carat, hung on a fine belcher chain. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 19.2 grams. Pendant length 3.3 cm. Chain length 45cm. Gemmologist's report available. $15,000–$19,000

555. A gold and diamond bangle, fourteen hammer set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.67 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 32.5 grams. Inside diameter 6.1cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,400–$3,500 556. A diamond dress ring, seven claw set round brilliant cut diamonds set across centre, accented with eight grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.0 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 5.9 grams. Ring size O. $1,500–$2,500

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558

557. A contemporary diamond and sapphire ring, one bezel set asscher cut diamond centre of estimated weight 1.03 carat, accented with twelve grain set sapphires of estimated total weight 0.60 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 19.2 grams.

Ring size L. Gemmologist's report available. $4,500–$6,000 558. A navette-shaped diamond cluster ring, claw set oval cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.33 carat, accented above and below with three claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.56 carats and fourteen claw set baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.58 carats. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 4.0 grams. Ring size L½. Gemmologist's report available.

559. A sapphire and diamond bracelet, six claw set heart shaped sapphires of estimated total weight 1.5 carats, accented with forty-six channel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.46 carats and fourteen tapered baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.36 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 16.4 grams.

Length 17.5cm. $2,500–$3,200 560. A diamond three stone ring, three bezel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.50 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 4.3 grams.

Ring size M½. $1,000–$1,500

$1,700–$2,900

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561

564

562

565

561. A diamond tennis bracelet, seventythree channel set princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 5.46 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 18.9 grams. Length 18cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $5,500–$7,500

564. A pair of diamond wreath earrings, one hundred and fifty-eight pavé set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.37 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 7.9 grams. Length 2.7cm. Width 2.0cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $3,000–$4,000

562. An emerald and diamond cluster ring, claw set oval cut emerald centre of estimated weight 2.28 carat, surrounded by twelve round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.90 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 5.0 grams. Ring size U. London hallmarks.

Gemmologist's report available. $4,500–$5,500

565. A pair of emerald and diamond cluster earrings, two claw set round brilliant cut emerald centres of estimated total weight 0.90 carats, surrounded by twenty-four round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.60 carats. 18ct white gold.

Weight 3.8 grams. Diameter 10mm. London hallmarks. Gemmologist's report available. $1,100–$1,600

563. A curved diamond ring, fifteen channel set tapered baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.43 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 3.1 grams. Ring size J. Rhodium plated.

Gemmologist's report available. $450–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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566. An emerald and diamond cluster ring, claw set rectangular emerald cut emerald centre of estimated weight 1.25 carat, surrounded by ten claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.85 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 7.9 grams.

Ring size O. Gemmologist's report available. $5,000–$7,000

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570

567

569

571

568

567. A diamond tennis bracelet, forty-eight semi rub-over round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.0 carats. 10ct white gold. Weight 12.6 grams. Length 18.7cm. Gemmologist's report available.

569. A pair of diamond stud earrings, two bezel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.20 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 1.8 grams. $600–$800

$900–$1,400 568. An estate diamond cluster ring, claw set old European cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.88 carat, surrounded by eleven old European, Swiss and old mine cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.77 carats. 18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 3.4 grams. Ring size P. Gemmologist's report available. $5,000–$7,000

570. An aquamarine and diamond ring, claw set rectangular radiant cut aquamarine centre of estimated weight 4.22 carat, accented with half-moon diamonds set either side of estimated total weight 0.60 carats and ten set channel princess cut diamonds set in shoulders of estimated total weight 0.55 carats on an engraved band. 18ct white gold. Weight 7.2 grams.

Size J½. Valuation available. $5,500–$7,000

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571. A blue topaz and diamond cluster ring, claw set oval cut blue topaz centre of estimated weight 7.76 carat, surrounded by sixty grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.58 carats on an engraved band. 18ct white gold. Weight 9.8 grams. Ring size M½.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,800–$3,800 572. A platinum and diamond band, nine grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.95 carats.

Platinum. Weight 10.6 grams. Width 4.7mm.

Ring size Q. $1,200–$1,700 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

573

574 575

573. A 3.07 carat diamond ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight, accented with one baguette cut diamond set either side of estimated total weight 0.36 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 4.3 grams. Ring size S. London hallmarks.

Gemmologist's report available.

575. A sapphire and diamond ring, claw set oval cut sapphire centre of estimated weight 1.58 carat, accented with one round brilliant cut diamond set either side of estimated total weight 0.15 carats.

Platinum. Weight 5.5 grams. Ring size K. Gemmologist's report available. $1,750–$2,500

$30,000–$35,000 574. A pair of sapphire and diamond earrings, two claw set oval cut sapphire centres of estimated total weight 0.52 carats, accented with sixteen grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.10 carats in ornate pieced setting. 18ct white gold. Weight 2.3 grams.

Length 1.1cm. Width 0.8cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

576. A pair of diamond stud earrings, claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of known total weight 0.64 carats, 'F' colour and 'VVS2' clarity. 18ct white gold. Weight 0.8 grams. 9ct butterflies. GIA certified.

Gemmologist's report available.

576

$1,800–$2,500

$900–$1,600

Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories — Pg. 143

579 577

578

577 . An aquamarine and black diamond bracelet, sixteen claw set emerald cut aquamarines of estimated total weight 22.54 carats, accented with one thousand, six hundred and sixty-three pavé set round brilliant cut black diamonds of estimated total weight 9.67 carats. 18ct white gold.

Length 19cm. Width 2.7cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

580. An Art Deco style diamond and onyx necklace, articulated ornate scroll drop pendant and chain set with two hundred and twenty-one round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 3.50 carats, accented with onyx. 18ct white gold.

Weight 16.1 grams. Pendant length 10.5cm.

Chain length 46cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

$8,800–$10,000

$4,000–$5,000

578. A diamond crossover bangle, ninetyseven claw and channel set princess and round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 3.79 carats. 18ct white gold.

Weight 18.4 grams. Inside diameter 5.8cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

581. A pair of diamond hoop earrings, channel set with thirty baguette cut diamonds through centre of estimated total weight 0.40 carats, accented with thirty-six round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.48 carats. 14ct white gold.

Weight 6.8 grams. Length 1.5cm.

$4,600–$5,600

$1,200–$1,800 579. A 1.71 carat diamond ring, claw set emerald cut diamond of known weight 'G' colour, 'VVS1' clarity, accented with sixty-four round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.16 carats, down shoulders. Platinum. Weight 5.4 grams.

Ring size I½. GIA certified. $10,500–$14,500

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

582. A black and white diamond dove brooch, one hundred and six black and white round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.27 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 10.9 grams. Length 4.5cm. Width 5.5cm. $1,200–$1,800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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580

586

587

583

583. A Tiffany Key pendant, Tiffany & Co. A cut-a-way clover design accented with four round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.03 carats, hung on a gold plated fine chain. 18ct yellow gold key.

Weight 9.1 grams. Pendant length 5.6cm.

Chain length 45cm. Original pouch and box.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,500–$3,500 584. A silver business card holder, Tiffany & Co. Slim rectangular case. Sterling silver.

Weight 57.2 grams. Length 9.2cm. Width 5.7cm. Original box and pouch. $300–$600 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

585. A Tiffany Beads bracelet, Tiffany & Co. Eighteen 8mm silver beads strung on an silver interlocking chain. Sterling silver.

Weight 18.0 grams. Length 19cm.

Original pouch.

586. A Tiffany beads necklace, Tiffany & Co. forty-six 8mm silver beads strung on an interlocking silver chain. Sterling silver.

Weight 48.6 grams. Length 45cm.

Original pouch. $300–$500

589. A pair of diamond daisy earrings

by Paloma Picasso for Tiffany & Co. Two bezel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.18 carats in open flower setting. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 1.8 grams. Length 1cm. Original pouch. $900–$1,450

587. A pair of Tiffany bead earrings, Tiffany & Co. Two 8mm silver bead studs. Sterling silver. Weight 4.4mm. $100–$200 588. A large diamond cluster dress ring, twenty-eight round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.24 carats, in a marquise shape cluster. 18ct white gold. Weight 8.5 grams.

Length 2.2cm. Width 1.9cm. Ring size L. Gemmologist's report available.

589

$1,800–$2,600 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$200–$300 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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590

591

592

590. A diamond necklace, one bezel set round brilliant cut diamond of estimated total weight 0.55 carat, suspended on a fine chain. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 2.2 grams.

Length 40cm. Clarity enhanced.

Certificate available. $600–$800

592. A solitaire diamond ring, one claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of known weight 0.53 carat, 'F' colour and 'Internally Flawless' clarity. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 2.8 grams. Ring size O. GIA certified.

Gemmologist's report available.

594. A wide diamond ring, three channel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.12 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 13.1 grams. Ring size Q. Gemmologist's report available. $900–$1,500 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$2,300–$3,500 591. A pair of dome earrings, round shape with hammered detailing. 9ct yellow gold.

Weight 10.1 grams. Length 2.2cm. $200–$400

593. An estate sapphire and diamond cluster ring, claw set oval cut sapphire of estimated weight 2.0 carat, surround by fourteen early round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.42 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 4.5 grams.

Ring size M. $800–$1,000

595. A fancy yellow diamond wreath bracelet, fifty-two claw set fancy yellow pear cut diamonds of estimated total weight 9.78 carats, surrounded by seven hundred and eighty pavé set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 3.12 carats, in wreath design. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 28.8 grams. Length 18cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $13,000–$16,000

593

595

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596

598

596. A diamond bangle, eighty-seven claw set round brilliant cut diamonds through top section of estimated total weight 3.0 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 16.4 grams.

Inside diameter 5.8cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

598. An estate diamond three stone ring, three claw set old European cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.68 carats. Platinum. 4.3 grams. Ring size O. Gemmologist's report available. $2,200–$3,200

$4,200–$5,200

$150–$250

599. A Victorian crescent and sword brooch, L.Balkind. Thirty-five claw and grain set old European, Swiss and old mine cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.15 carats. 15ct and 13ct yellow gold. Weight 7.9 grams. Length 4.1cm. Width 2.2cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

Original box.

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$1,700–$2,500

597. A pair of diamond twist earrings, two claw set early round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated weight 0.20 carats, with removable gold twisting rope style enhancers. 18ct and 9ct yellow gold. Gold plated butterflies. 7.5 grams. Length 1.5cm

599

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600. An important Victorian diamond necklace, circa 1880. A central Maltese Cross with a graduated row of Acanthus leaves and drops tapering down each side, accented with two hundred and sixtyfive old European, old mine and rose cut diamonds of estimated total weight 14.90 carats. 18ct gold and silver. Weight 47.7 grams. Central cross 4.2x4.0cm. Length 48cm. Gemmologist's report available. $35,000–$45,000

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Fine Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories — Pg. 149

601

604

602 603

601. A diamond tennis bracelet, seventyfour channel set princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 4.87 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 11.7 grams. Length 18cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

603. A 1.98 carat solitaire diamond ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond of estimated weight, 'I' colour and 'I1' clarity.

18ct white gold. Weight 6.1 grams. Ring size P. Gemmologist's report available.

$5,200–$6,200

$6,500–$7,500

602. A diamond ring, claw set heart shaped diamond centre of estimated total weight 1.22 carats, raised above split shank grain set shoulders accented with fourteen round brilliant and 8/8 cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.37 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 5.2 grams. Ring size M. Gemmologist's report available.

604. A diamond cluster ring, claw set cushion cut diamond centre of known weight 0.80 carat, surrounded by seventyeight round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.78 carats.

Platinum. Weight 9.8 grams. Ring size K½.

GIA certified.

Gemmologist's report available.

$2,500–$3,200

$3,500–$5,500 605. A diamond and enamel flower brooch, a blue enamel flower accented with fifty-six single cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.65 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 16.8 grams. Length 6.5cm. $1,200–$2,000

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605

606

608

607

606. A diamond cluster pendant, claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight 1.40 carat, accented with fifty-two round brilliant and tapered baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.80 carats. 10ct white gold. Weight 4.5 grams. Length 1.8cm. Width 1.6cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

608. An important sapphire and diamond ring, claw set cushion cut sapphire centre of estimated weight 10.47 carat, accented with six tapered baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.50 carats.

Platinum. Weight 14.1 grams. Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $20,000–$25,000

$5,500–$7,000 607. A heart shaped diamond pendant, claw set with twenty-seven round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.23 carats and nine tapered baguette cut diamnds of estimated total weight 0.71 carats, hung on a fine chain. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 6.9 grams. Pendant length 2.8cm. Chain length 40cm. Gemmologist's report available. $1,800–$2,500

609. A loose diamond, round brilliant cut diamond of estimated total weight 0.75 carats, approximate colour 'I/J' and clarity 'SI'. $1,300–$2,000

609

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610 613

611

610. An emerald and diamond ring, claw set rectangular emerald cut emerald centre of estimated weight 2.0 carat, accented either side with one bar set baguette cut diamond of estimated total weight 0.25 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 4.8 grams. Ring size P. Gemmologist's report available.

611. A loose 9.66 carat tourmaline.

Octagonal step cut. Bluish green with very dark tone and strong saturation. Loupe clean. 17.75 x 9.84 x 5.72mm.

Gemmologist's report available.

$5,000–$7,000

612. An estate opal and seed pearl brooch, rub-over set oval cabochon opal of estimated weight 3.85 carat, accented with thirty-two half-seed pearls in an ornate scroll and floral frame. 14ct yellow gold.

Weight 4.8 grams. Length 3.0cm. Width 2.4cm. Box. Gemmologist's report available.

$500–$600

$500–$700

613. A pair of tanzanite and diamond drop earrings, two claw set oval cut tanzanites of estimated total weight 1.0 carats, accented with ninety-eight tapered baguette cut diamonds and sixteen round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.35 carats. 14ct white gold. Weight 12.5 grams. Length 4.2cm. Gemmologist's report available. $1,500–$2,500 614. A sapphire and diamond ring, claw set emerald cut sapphire centre of estimated weight 1.22 carat, accented either side with one claw set tycoon cut diamond of estimated total weight 0.83 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 5.6 grams. Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $5,000–$7,000

614 612

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619

615 617

615. A gold miniature brooch, oval centre features a miniature portrait of a Gentleman painted on ivory in a decorative gold oval frame. Gold tone. Weight 32.8.

Length 5.4cm. Width 4.2cm. $100–$200 616. An emerald and diamond dress ring, claw set oval cut emerald centre of estimated weight 0.50 carat, accented with thirty-eight baguette and round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.40 carats, in crossover design. 14ct white gold.

Weight 6.1 grams. Ring size M. $1,000–$1,600 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

617. A 0.80 carat diamond ring, claw set princess cut diamond centre of known weight 'G' colour and 'VS2' clarity, accented with grain set shoulders containing forty-eight round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.38 carats.

Platinum. Weight 5.2 grams. Ring size L. Independent diamond report and Gemmologist's report available.

619. An estate emerald and diamond ring, claw set rectangular emerald cut emerald centre of estimated total weight 1.0 carat, accented either side with one claw set early round brilliant and baguette cut diamond of estimated total weight 1.08 carats.

Platinum. Weight 3.4 grams. Ring size O. Gemmologist's report available. $3,200–$4,500

$3,200–$4,200 618. A tanzanite and diamond cluster ring, bezel set emerald cut tanzanite centre of estimated weight 4.39 carat, surrounded by fourteen round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.4 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 10.3 grams. Ring size M½.

Gemmologist's report available.

620. A solitaire diamond ring, bezel set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated total weight 0.58 carat.

Platinum. Weight 6.8 grams. Ring size N½.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,100–$3,500 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$9,500–$12,000

618

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621

621. A pair of diamond hoop earring, three hundred and ten pavé set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 5.77 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 16.9 grams.

Length 3cm. Width 0.9cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

622

$5,700–$7,000 622. A 2.02 carat solitaire diamond ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond of known weight, colour 'H' and clarity 'SI2'.

Platinum. Weight 7.2 grams. Ring size M. IGI certified. Gemmologist's report available. $19,000–$24,000 623. A diamond oval dress ring, one hundred and ninety-six claw set baguette and round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.71 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 6.5 grams. Length 2.7cm.

Width 1.4cm. Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $3,000–$4,000 624. A diamond band ring, five graduating claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.59 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 3.0 grams. Ring size M.

623

$1,000–$1,700 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

625. An Edwardian 'Belle Époque' style diamond ring, claw set old European cut diamond centre diamond of estimated weight 0.80 carat, surrounded by twenty grain set old Swiss cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.70 carats, in ornate geometric design. Platinum. Weight 6.0 grams. Size M. Gemmologist's report available. $5,000–$7,000

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625

626. A 2.0 carat loose diamond, round brilliant cut diamond of known weight, colour 'D' and clarity 'VS1'. GIA certified. $35,000–$45,000

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630

631

627

628

627. A topaz and diamond pendant, one semi rub-over oval cut topaz centre of estimated weight 13.92 carat, accented with five claw set marquise cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.25 carats, hung on a fine belcher chain. 18ct yellow gold.

Weight 12.9 grams. Pendant length 3.5cm.

Chain length 45cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $4,000–$5,000

630. A diamond, ruby and emerald butterfly brooch, three hundred and four pavé set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 4.50 carats, with ten pear cut rubies of estimated total weight 2.30 carats, set into the wings and one square emerald cut emerald of estimated weight 0.70 carat set in thorax. 18ct white gold. Length 5.4cm. Width 4.1cm. Pendant attachments.

Gemmologist's report available. $4,000–$5,000

628. An antique ruby and diamond ring, three claw set round cut rubies alternated with two early round brilliant cut diamonds in a bridge setting. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 3.2 grams. Ring size N. Birmingham, circa 1904. $500–$700 629. A ruby pendant, claw set pear cut ruby of estimated weight 1.97 carat, hung on a fine chain. 18ct and 9ct yellow gold. Weight 5.7 grams. Pendant length 2.2cm. Chain length 50cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,000–$3,000 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

631. A champagne diamond butterfly brooch, sixty grain set champagne round brilliant cut diamonds on wings of estimated total weight 1.65 carats, with seven round brilliant cut diamonds set in thorax. 18ct white gold with blackened rhodium. Weight 5.5 grams. Length 2.5cm.

Width 3.5cm. $1,800–$2,800 632. A large Madeira citrine cocktail ring, double claw set cushion cut Madeira citrine centre of estimated weight 30.34 carats.

18ct yellow gold. Weight 12.9 grams. Ring size O. Gemmologist's report available. $1,900–$2, 500

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632

635

634

633

633. A multi-coloured gemstone dress ring, five channel set emerald cut coloured stones alternating with garnet, peridot, amethyst, topaz and citrine of estimated total weight 2.18 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 5.7 grams. Ring size M½.

Gemmologist's report available.

635. A pair of multi-coloured gemstones earrings, ten channel set emerald cut coloured stones alternating with garnet, peridot, topaz, amethyst and citrine of estimated total weight 4.7 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 7.2 grams. Length 1.8cm. Gemmologist's report available.

$500–$800

$700–$1,000

634. A multi-coloured gemstone bracelet, twenty-five bar set emerald cut coloured stones alternating with garnet, peridot, amethyst, topaz and citrine of estimated total weight 7.70 carats. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 16.4 grams. Length 18.5cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

636. A diamond dragonfly brooch, one hundred and fifty-four pavé set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.46 carats. 18ct yellow and white gold. Weight 12.2 grams. Length 4cm.

Width 5cm.

636

$2,200–$3,200

$1,200–$2,200

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637

639

638

637. A ruby and diamond bow brooch, bezel set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight 0.17 carat, accented with twenty-six baguette cut rubies of estimated total weight 1.82 carats and forty-six grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.69 carats. 18ct white gold. Weight 8.0 grams. Length 7cm. $1,000–$2,000 638. A diamond and gold cuff, fifty grain set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.10 carats, set on ten movable white gold bands. 9ct yellow and white gold.

Weight 36.7 grams. Width 1.2cm. Inside diameter 5.5cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $2,800–$3,500

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639. An antique ruby and diamond ring, three claw set oval and round cut rubies alternated with two early round brilliant cut diamonds. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 3.3 grams. Ring size N. $500–$700 640. A diamond solitaire ring, claw set old European cut diamond of estimated weight 0.80 carat. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 2.7 grams. Ring size O. $1,200–$1,600 640

643

642

641

644

641. A diamond wave necklace, seventeen claw set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 1.70 carats, with articulated waves between each diamond.

18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 12.8 grams. Length 45cm. $2,500–$3,500 642. A ruby and diamond band ring, channel set with four princess cut rubies of estimated total weight 0.32 carats, alternated with three princess cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.25 carats. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 5.0 grams.

Ring size M½.

Gemmologist's report available. $1,300–$2,000

643. A peridot and diamond bow pendant, two claw set heart shaped peridot centres of estimated total weight 1.0 carats, accented with three round cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.03 carats, hung on a fine chain. 9ct white gold. Weight 3.0 grams. Pendant length 1cm. Pendant width 1.1cm. Chain length 40cm. $500–$800 644. A large lemon quartz and diamond cocktail ring, claw set round mixed cut lemon quartz of estimated weight 15.54 carat, in decorative basket grain set with forty-eight round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.50 carats. 18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 11.3 grams.

Ring size N. Gemmologist's report available. $2,600–$3,800

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646

647

645

648

645. A gold and diamond bangle, five hammer set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.20 carats. 9ct rose gold. Weight 26.6 grams.

Inside diameter 6.6cm. $500–$700 646. A Tahitian pearl and diamond pendant, one 14mm cultured Tahitian pearl suspended in centre, surrounded by eighteen channel set baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 3.24 carats. 18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 12.8 grams. Length 3.7cm. Width 2.5cm.

Gemmologist's report available.

648. A 1.10 carat diamond dress ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond centre of estimated weight, surrounded by forty-eight baguette cut diamonds of estimated total weight 2.54 carats. 14ct yellow gold. Weight 6.6 grams. Ring size Q. Gemmologist's report available. $2,000–$3,000 649. A ruby and diamond spinner ring, one side features a bezel set round brilliant cut diamond with a bezel set round cut ruby on reverse. 18ct yellow gold. 13.6 grams.

Ring size S. $1,300–$1,800

$3,500–$4,500 647. A pair of Tahitian pearl stud earrings, two 9.7mm Tahitian cultured pearls set on cup and peg settings. 18ct yellow gold.

Weight 3.8 grams. Base metal butterflies.

Gemmologist's report available. $200–$400

650. A Tahitian pearl and diamond enhancer, one 14.2mm Tahitian cultured pearl, accented with twenty-four grain set round brilliant cut diamonds set into the bale of estimated total weight 0.25 carats.

18ct white gold. Weight 7.9 grams.

Enhancer length 3cm.

Gemmologist's report available. $550–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

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649

651

654

653

651. A diamond solitaire ring, claw set round brilliant cut diamond of estimated weight 0.75 carat. 18ct white and yellow gold. Weight 5.0 grams. Ring size Q.

654. A strand of pearls, forty-four 9mm cultured pearls cream in colour with a decorative clasp set with two square cut sapphires and eight round brilliant cut diamonds. 9ct white gold. Length 45cm.

Birmingham 1962.

$2,700–$3,200

652

652. A pearl and diamond dress ring, a 10.5mm South Sea cultured pearl centre, accented with six bezel set round brilliant cut diamonds of estimated total weight 0.20 carats on a woven wire band. 18ct rose and white gold. Weight 7.5 grams.

Ring size M.

$1,000–$1,500

$600–$750

$350–$500

655. An Antique sapphire and diamond gate bracelet, three claw set oval sapphires, alternated with two early round brilliant cut diamonds. 15ct yellow gold. Weight 16.4 grams. Length 19cm.

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

653. A pair of pearl and diamond stud earrings, two 7.15mm Akoya pearls accented with four round brilliant cut diamonds on each earring of estimated total weight 0.08 carats. 18ct and 9ct yellow gold. Weight 3.2 grams. Length 1.2cm.

Base metal butterflies. Rhodium plated.

Gemmologist's report available. $250–$400

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Luxury Accessories

656

657

656. A Chanel Hollywood Flap handbag, Chanel. Features metallic gold and black tone laser cut leather canvas with chain shoulder strap. Tan satin interior.

Gunmetal hardware. Approximately 21 x 33cm. Shoulder strap drop 20cm. Serial number 11893178.

658

$1,200–$1,700 657. A Canapana Hobo bag, Bottega Veneta.

Features orange signature intrecciatio leather canvas, leather handles and trim.

Gunmetal hardware. Approximately 27 x 38mm. Shoulder strap drop 25cm. Serial number 124864V00167663.

Original receipt. $1,000–$1,400

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658. A Suhali Lockit PM handbag, Louis Vuitton. Features grey leather canvas, trim and handles. Grey satin monoprint interior.

Brass hardware. Approximately 30 x 35cm.

Handle drop 14cm.

Serial number DU0038. Dustbag. $1,200–$1,700

659. A Pont Nuef Red Ebi handbag, Louis Vuitton. Features red Ebi leather canvas, red leather trim and handles. Alcantara leather interior. Brass hardware. Approximately 22 x 25.5cm. Handle drop 15cm. Serial number MI0074. Dustbag. $950–$1,300

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662

660

660. A Damier Ebene Salsa Musette GM handbag, Louis Vuitton. Features Damier leather canvas and brown leather shoulder strap. Terracotta leather interior. Brass hardware. Approximately 36 x 30cm.

Shoulder strap drop 50cm. Serial number SL0064. Dustbag.

662. A Monoprint Beaubourg MM Messenger satchel, Louis Vuitton. Features Monoprint leather canvas and brown canvas shoulder strap. Brown canvas interior. Brass hardware. Approximately 28 x 35cm. Shoulder strap drop 42cm. Serial number DU2151. Dustbag.

$850–$1,200

$1,400–$2,000

661. A Lady Dior handbag, Dior. Features black quilted leather canvas and black leather handle. Black canvas monoprint interior. Silver hardware. Approximately 30 x 35cm. Handle drop 20cm. Dustbag.

663. A Damier Bene Soho backpack, Louis Vuitton. Features Damier leather canvas, brown leather trim, handles and straps.

Red canvas interior. Brass hardware.

Approximately 35.5 x 24cm. Shoulder strap drop 44cm. Serial number TH0094.

Dustbag.

$450–$600 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$850–$1,400

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663

665. A Hobo handbag, Prada. Features brown leather canvas, trims and straps.

Light brown leather interior. Brass hardware. Approximately 28 x 34mm.

Shoulder strap drop 24cm. Dustbag.

664

$400–$800 Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

664. A Damier Azur Noé handbag, Louis Vuitton. Features Damier Azur leather canvas, tan leather trim and shoulder strap.

Cream canvas interior. Brass hardware.

Approximately 34 x 28cm. Shoulder strap drop 32cm.

Serial number AR2087. Dustbag.

666. A Rive Gauche saddle handbag, Yves Saint Laurent. Features a red leather canvas, strap and tassel. Black satin interior. Gold tone hardware.

Approximately 42cm x 30cm.

Authenticity card.

$800–$1,200

Illustrated online at webbs.co.nz

$600–$800

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Terms & Conditions The terms and conditions of sale listed here contain the policies of Webb’s. They are the terms on which Webb’s and the Seller contract with the Buyer. They may be amended by printed Saleroom Notices or oral announcements made before and during the sale.

By bidding at auction you agree to be bound by these terms.

1. Background to the Terms used in these Conditions The conditions that are listed below contain terms that are used regularly and may need explanation.

They are as follows: “the Buyer” means the person with the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer. “the Lot” means any item depicted within the sale for auction and in particular the item or items described against any lot number in the catalogue. “the Hammer price” means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in relation to a lot. “the Buyer’s Premium” means the charge payable by the Buyer to the auction house as a percentage of the hammer price. “the Reserve” means the lowest amount at which Webb’s has agreed with the Seller that the lot can be sold.

“Forgery” means an item constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole, with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source, where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue. Accordingly no lot shall be capable of being a forgery by reason of any damage or restoration work of any kind (Including re-painting). “the insured value” means the amount that Webb’s in its absolute discretion from time to time shall consider the value for which a lot should be covered for insurance (whether or not insurance is arranged by Webb’s). All values expressed in Webb’s Ltd catalogues (in any format) are in New Zealand Dollars (NZD$). All bids, “hammer price”, “reserves”, “Buyers Premium” and other expressions of value are understood by all parties to be in New Zealand Dollars (NZD$) unless otherwise specified.

2. Webb’s Auctions as Agent Except as otherwise stated Webb’s Ltd acts as agent for the Seller. The contract for the sale of the property is therefore made between the Seller and the Buyer.

3. Before the Sale Examination of Property Prospective Buyers are strongly advised to examine in person any property in which they are interested before the Auction takes place. Neither Webb’s nor the Seller provides any guarantee in relation to the nature of the property apart from the Limited warranty in the paragraph below. The property is otherwise sold “AS IS” Catalogue and Other Descriptions All statements by Webb’s in the catalogue entry for the property or in the condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, are statements of opinion and are not to be relied upon as statements of fact. Such statements do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability by Webb’s of any kind. References in the catalogue entry to the condition report to damage or restoration are for guidance only and should be evaluated by personal inspection by the bidder or a knowledgeable representative. The absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration, nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others. Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this is the price at which the item will sell or it’s value for any other purpose. Neither Webb’s nor The Seller is responsible for any errors or omissions in the catalogue or any supplemental material. Images are measured height by width (sight size). Illustrations are provided only as a guide and should not be relied upon as a true representation of colour or condition. Images are not shown at a standard scale. Mention is rarely made of frames (which may be provided as supplementary images on the website) which do not form part of the lot as described in the printed catalogue.

An item bought “on Extension” must be paid for in full before it will be released to the purchaser or his/her agreed expertising committee or specialist. Payments received for such items will be held “in trust” for up to 90 days or earlier, if the issue of authenticity has been resolved more quickly. Extensions must be requested before the auction.

Foreign buyers should note that all transactions are in New Zealand dollars so there may be a small exchange rate risk. The costs associated with acquiring a good opinion or certificate will be carried by the purchaser. If the item turns out to be forged or otherwise incorrectly described, all reasonable costs will be borne by the vendor.

Buyers Responsibility All property is sold “as is” without representation or warranty of any kind by Webb’s or the Seller. Buyers are responsible for satisfying themselves concerning the condition of the property and the matters referred to in the catalogue by requesting a condition report.

No lot to be rejected if, subsequent to the sale, it has been immersed in liquid or treated by any other process unless the Auctioneer’s permission to subject the lot to such immersion or treatment has first been obtained in writing.

4. At the Sale Refusal of Admission Webb’s reserves the right at our complete discretion to refuse admission to the auction premises or participation in any auction and to reject any bid.

Registration Before Bidding Any prospective new buyer must complete and sign a registration form and provide photo identification before bidding. Webb’s may request bank, trade or other financial references to substantiate this registration.

Bidding as a Principal When making a bid, a bidder is accepting personal liability to pay the purchase price including the buyer’s premium and all applicable taxes, plus all other applicable charges, unless it has been explicitly agreed in writing with Webb’s before the commencement of the sale that the bidder is acting as agent on behalf of an identified third party acceptable to Webb’s and that Webb’s will only look to the principal for payment.

International Registrations All International clients not known to Webb’s will be required to scan through an accredited form of photo identification and pay a deposit at our discretion in cleared funds into Webb’s account at least 24 hours before the commencement of the auction. Bids will not be accepted without this deposit. Webb’s also reserves the right

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to request any additional forms of identification prior to registering an overseas bid. This deposit can be made using a credit card, however the balance of any purchase price in excess of $5,000 cannot be charged to this card without prior arrangement.

This deposit is redeemable against any auction purchase and will be refunded in full if no purchases are made.

Absentee Bids Webb’s will use reasonable efforts to execute written bids delivered to us AT LEAST 24 Hours before the sale for the convenience of those clients who are unable to attend the auction in person. If we receive identical written bids on a particular lot, and at the auction these are the highest bids on that lot, then the lot will be sold to the person whose written bid was received and accepted first. Execution of written bids is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale and we do not accept liability for failing to execute a written bid or for errors or omissions which may arise. It is the bidder’s responsibility to check with Webb’s after the auction if they were successful. Unlimited or “Buy” bids will not be accepted.

Telephone Bids Priority will be given to overseas and bidders from other regions.

Arrangements for this service must be confirmed AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR to the auction commencing. Webb’s accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any errors or failure to execute bids. In telephone bidding the buyer agrees to be bound by all terms and conditions listed here and accepts that Webb’s cannot be held responsible for any miscommunications in the process. The success of telephone bidding cannot be guaranteed due to circumstances that are unforeseen. Buyers should be aware of the risk and accept the consequences should contact be unsuccessful at the time of Auction.

Webb’s will advise Telephone Bidders who have registered at least 24 hours before the auction of any relevant changes to descriptions, withdrawals or any other sale room notices.

Online Bidding Webb’s offers an online bidding service. When bidding online the buyer agrees to be bound by all terms and conditions listed here by Webb’s. Webb’s accepts no responsibility for any errors, failure to execute bids or any other miscommunications regarding this process. It is the online bidder’s responsibility to ensure the accuracy of the relevant information regarding bids, lot numbers and contact details. Webb’s does not charge for this service.

Reserves Unless otherwise indicated, all lots are offered subject to a reserve, which is the confidential minimum price below which the Lot will not be sold. The reserve will not exceed the low estimate printed in the catalogue. The auctioneer may open the bidding on any Lot below the reserve by placing a bid on behalf of the Seller. The auctioneer may continue to bid on behalf of seller up to the amount of the reserve, either by placing consecutive bids or by placing bids in response to other bidders.

Auctioneers Discretion The Auctioneer has the right at his/her absolute and sole discretion to refuse any bid, to advance the bidding in such a manner as he/she may decide, to withdraw or divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots and, in the case or error or dispute and whether during or after the sale, to determine the successful bidder, to continue the bidding, to cancel the sale or to reoffer and resell the item in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, then Webb’s sale record is conclusive.

Successful Bid and Passing of Risk Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer will be the buyer and the striking of his hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid and the conclusion of a contract for sale between the Seller and the Buyer. Risk and responsibility for the lot (including frames or glass where relevant) passes immediately to the Buyer.

Indicative Bidding Steps, etc.

Webb’s reserves the right to refuse any bid, withdraw any lot from sale, to place a reserve on any lot and to advance the bidding according to the following indicative steps: Increment Amount

Dollar Range

$20

$0–$500

$50

$500–$1,000

$100

$1,000–$2,000

$200

$2,000–$5,000

$500

$5,000–$10,000

$1,000

$10,000–$20,000

$2,000

$20,000–$50,000

$5,000

$50,000 – $100,000

$10,000

$100,000–$200,000

$20,000

$200,000–$500,000

$50,000

$500,000–$1,000,000

Absentee bids must follow these increments and any bids that don’t follow the steps will be rounded up to the nearest acceptable bid.

5. After the Sale Buyers Premium In addition to the hammer price, the buyer agrees to pay to Webb’s the buyer’s premium.

The buyer’s premium is 17.5% of the hammer price plus GST. (Goods and Services Tax) where applicable.

Payment and Passing of Title The buyer must pay the full amount due (comprising the hammer price, buyer’s premium and any applicable taxes and GST) not later than 5 days after the auction date. The buyer will not acquire title to the lot until Webb’s receives full payment in cleared funds, and no goods under any circumstances will be released without confirmation of cleared funds received. This applies even if the buyer wishes to send items overseas. Payment can be made by direct transfer, cash (not exceeding NZD$10,000, if wishing to pay more than NZD$10,000 then this must be deposited directly into a Bank of New Zealand branch and bank receipt supplied) and EFTPOS (please check the daily limit). Payments can also be made by credit card in person with a 2.2% merchant fee for Visa and Mastercard and 3.3% for American Express. Invoices that are in excess of $5,000 and where the card holder is not present, cannot be charged to a credit card without prior arrangement.

Personal cheques are accepted, but funds must be cleared before goods will be released.

Bank cheques are subject to five days clearance. The buyer is responsible for any bank fees and charges applicable for the transfer of funds into Webb’s account.

Collection of Purchases & Insurance Webb’s is entitled to retain items sold until all amounts due to us have been received in full in good cleared funds. Subject to this, the Buyer shall collect purchased lots within 5 days from the date of the sale unless otherwise agreed in writing between Webb’s and the Buyer. At the fall of the hammer, insurance is the responsibility of the purchaser.

Packing, Handling and Shipping Webb’s will be able to suggest removals companies that the buyer can use but takes no responsibility whatsoever for the actions of any recommended third party. Webb’s can pack and handle goods purchased at the auction by agreement and a charge will be made for this service. All packing, shipping, insurance, postage & associated charges will be borne by the purchaser.

Permits, Licences and Certificates Under The Protected Objects Act 1975, buyers may be required to obtain a licence for certain categories of items in a sale from the Ministry of Culture & Heritage, PO Box 5364, Wellington.

Remedies for Non-Payment If the Buyer fails to make full payment immediately, Webb’s is entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies (in addition to asserting any other rights or remedies available under the law).

• to charge interest at such a rate as we shall reasonably decide.

• to hold the defaulting Buyer liable for the total amount due and to commence legal proceedings for its recovery along with interest, legal fees and costs to the fullest extent permitted under applicable law.

• to cancel the sale.

• to resell the property publicly or privately on such terms as we see fit.

• to pay the Seller an amount up to the net proceeds payable in respect of the amount bid by the defaulting Buyer. In these circumstances the defaulting Buyer can have no claim upon Webb’s in the event that the item(s) are sold for an amount greater than the original invoiced amount.

• to set off against any amounts which Webb’s may owe the Buyer in any other transactions, the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by the Buyer.

• where several amounts are owed by the Buyer to us, in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not the Buyer so directs.

• to reject at any future auction any bids made by or on behalf of the Buyer or to obtain a deposit from the Buyer prior to accepting any bids.

• to exercise all the rights and remedies of a person holding security over any property in our possession owned by the Buyer whether by way of pledge, security interest or in any other way, to the fullest extent permitted by the law of the place where such property is located. The Buyer will be deemed to have been granted such security to us and we may retain such property as collateral security for said Buyer’s obligations to us.

• to take such other action as Webb’s deem necessary or appropriate.

If we do sell the property under paragraph (4), then the defaulting Buyer shall be liable for payment of any deficiency between the total amount originally due to us and the price obtained upon reselling as well as for all costs, expenses, damages, legal fees and commissions and premiums of whatever kinds associated with both sales or otherwise arising from the default.

If we pay any amount to the Seller under paragraph (5) the Buyer acknowledges that Webb’s shall have all of the rights of the Seller, however arising, to pursue the Buyer for such amount.

Failure to Collect Purchases Where purchases are not collected within 5 days from the sale date, whether or not payment has been made, we shall be permitted to remove the property to a warehouse at the buyer’s expense, and only release the items after payment in full has been made of removal, storage handling, insurance and any other costs incurred, together with payment of all other amounts due to us.

6. Extent of Webb’s Liability Webb’s agrees to refund the purchase price in the circumstances of the Limited Warranty set out in paragraph 7 below. Apart from that, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents are responsible for the correctness of any statement of whatever kind concerning any lot, whether written or oral, nor for any other errors or omissions in description or for any faults or defects in any lots. Except as stated in paragraph 7 below, neither the Seller, ourselves, our officers, agents or employees give any representation warranty or guarantee or assume any liability of any kind in respect of any lot with regard to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, description, size, quality, condition, attribution, authenticity, rarity, importance, medium, provenance, exhibition history, literature or historical relevance. Except as required by local law any warranty of any kind is excluded by this paragraph.

7. Limited Warranty Subject to the terms and conditions of this paragraph, the Seller warrants for the period of thirty days from the date of the sale that any property described in this catalogue (noting such description may be amended by any saleroom notice or announcement) which is stated without qualification to be the work of a named author or authorship is authentic and not a forgery. The term “Author” or “authorship” refers to the creator of the property or to the period, culture, source, or origin as the case may be, with which the creation of

such property is identified in the catalogue.

The warranty is subject to the following: it does not apply where a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars and experts at the date of the sale or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or b) correct identification of a lot can be demonstrated only by means of a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at the date of the publication of the catalogue was unreasonably expensive or impractical or likely to have caused damage to the property.

The benefits of the warranty are not assignable and shall apply only to the original buyer of the lot as shown on the invoice originally issued by Webb’s when the lot was sold at Auction. The Original Buyer must have remained the owner of the lot without disposing of any interest in it to any third party. The Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy against the Seller in place of any other remedy which might be available, is the cancellation of the sale and the refund of the original purchase price paid for the lot less the buyer’s premium which is non-refundable. Neither the Seller nor Webb’s will be liable for any special, incidental nor consequential damages including, without limitation, loss of profits. The Buyer must give written notice of claim to us within thirty days of the date of the Auction.

The Seller shall have the right, to require the Buyer to obtain two written opinions by recognised experts in the field, mutually acceptable to the Buyer and Webb’s to decide whether or not to cancel the sale under warranty. The Buyer must return the lot to Seller in the same condition that it was purchased.

8. Severability If any part of these Conditions of Sale is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part shall be discounted and the rest of the Conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.

9. Copyright The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material produced by Webb’s relating to a lot including the contents of this catalogue, is and shall remain the property at all times of Webb’s and shall not be used by the Buyer, nor by anyone else without our prior written consent. Webb’s and the Seller make no representation or warranty that the Buyer of a property will acquire any copyright or other reproduction rights in it.

10. Law and Jurisdiction These terms and conditions and any matters concerned with the foregoing fall within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand, unless otherwise stated.

11. Pre-Sale Estimates Webb’s publishes with each catalogue our opinion as to the estimated price range for each lot. These estimates are approximate prices only and are not intended to be definitive. They are prepared well in advance of the sale and may be subject to revision. Interested parties should contact Webb’s prior to auction for updated pre-sale estimates and starting prices.

12. Sale Results Webb’s will provide auction results, which will be available as soon as possible after the sale. Results will include buyer’s premium.

These results will be posted at www.webbs.co.nz 13. Goods and Service Tax GST is applicable on the hammer price in the case where the seller is selling property that is owned by an entity registered for GST. GST is also applicable on the hammer price in the case where the seller is not a New Zealand resident. These lots are denoted by a dagger symbol † placed next to the estimate.

GST is also applicable on the buyer’s premium.

Overseas buyers and buyers non-resident in New Zealand will not be charged GST on both hammer price and premiums under the following conditions: The items are exported through a Webb’s approved freight company including New Zealand Post. The items are exported within 60 days of the date of the sale The invoice supplied by Webb’s for purchases will be regarded as a Tax invoice for GST purposes.

14. Jewels & Watches Gemstones Gemstones have historically been subjected to a variety of treatments to enhance their appearances. Sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated to improve their colour and clarity, similarly emeralds are frequently treated with oils or resin for the same purpose.

Other treatments such as staining and dyeing, irradiation, filling or coating may have been used on other precious and semi-precious gemstones and organic material. These treatments may be permanent, whilst others may need special care to preserve their appearance. Buyers should assume that each lot has been subject to some form of treatment and that the estimates reflect this. A number of laboratories issue certificates that give detailed descriptions of gemstones, and in the event that Webb’s has been supplied with or obtained certificates for any lot, this shall be noted in the catalogue.

However, as there may not be consensus between different laboratories on the degree, or types of treatment of the gemstones Webb’s supplies these without warranty.

Pearls Pearls, like gemstones, can also be subjected to various treatments. Buyers should assume that any pearls sold by Webb’s may have been subjected to such treatments, and that the catalogue estimates reflect this.

Watches Please note: All watches sold by Webb’s are sold on an “as is” basis. Webb’s makes no representation or warranty that any watch is in working order. Many watches have been repaired over their lifetime and may contain non-original parts. The absence of any reference to the condition of a watch does not imply that the lot is in good condition and without defects, repairs or restorations. Buyers should be aware that a general service charge for battery or further repair work, for which the Buyer is solely responsible, may be necessary.

Estimated Weights If a stone has a known weight, it has been weighed out of the mount. If a stone has an estimated weight, it is an approximate weight only and has been measured by us in the mount and is a statement of opinion only. The information is given as a guide only and Buyers should satisfy themselves with regard to this information as to its accuracy.

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Index of Artists Opposite page Lot 600.

An important Victorian diamond necklace, circa 1880. Estimated total weight 14.90 carats. 18ct gold and silver. Gemmologist's report available. $35,000–$45,000

Ralph Hotere and Marte Szirmay, Dunedin 1972. Image credit: James Mack

Bambury, Stephen 42, 64 Binh, Nguyen Than 92 Binney, Don 15, 45 Brett Printing Co. Ltd. 62 Brown, Nigel 124, 13 Buchanan, Dean 119 Cardazo, Horacio 94 Carey, Ida 67, 68 Cauchi, Ben 35 Chal, Michael 34 Chapman-Smith, Jon 121 Chilcott, Gavin 47, 48 Clairmont, Philip 3 Cotton, Shane 70, 71 Dalgarno, Roy 58 Dolezel, Jenny 85 Dutch, Ted 123 Ellis, Robert 60, 81 Elwood, Matt 44 Feu’u, Fatu 79, 129 Ffrench, Di 37 Fletcher, Blythe 111 Fong, Luise 97 Frizzell, Dick 90, 91, 116, 122, 133 Frizzell, Otis and Weston 117 Fumpston, Rodney 135 Gardiner, Scott 73 Gimblett, Max 13, 14 Good, Roy 32, 54, 72 Goodwin, D.B.G 55, 105 Hammond, Bill 4, 18, 19

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Handley, Will 120 Hanly, Pat 50 Harrison, Sam 30 Heise/Osborne 113 Hellyar, Christine 10, 49 Helmore, Desmond 77 Henderson, Louise 78 Hight, Michael 95 Hodgkins, William Mathew 128 Hollings, Russell 93, 109, 126 Hotere, Ralph 26, 27, 36 Jacomb, Luke 43, 98 Kahukiwa, Robyn 83 Kemarre, Abie Loy 61 Killeen, Richard 1 Kurth, Damien 102, 104 Lee, Hye Rim 99 Leonard, Virginia 46 Lett, Barry 22 Maddox, Allen 5 Maughan, Karl 25 Maw, Liz 20 McDougall, Ewen 115 McIntyre, Mary 12, 57 McIntyre, Peter 101 McMillan, Ian 66, 69 Miller, Judy 86 Murado, Antonio 16 Nash, Gary 87 Nigro, Jan 96 O’Hagan, Peter 127

Palmer, Stanley 118 Parkin, Patterson 125 Paterson, Reuben 2, 21 Peryer, Peter 33, 38, 39, 40, 41 Reihana, Lisa 9 Reithmaier, Anne 23, 24, 107 Rewiri, Kura Te Waru 65 Reynolds, John 29 Richardson, Harry Linley 112 Siddell, Peter 74, 76 Smither, Michael 84, 114 Steinhert, Vida 31 Stichbury, Peter 11 Summers, Lew 53 Summerton, Justin 108 Sydney, Grahame 56 Tapper, Garth 51, 52, 103, 110 Taylor, Alan 80, 82, 89, 131 Taylor, Cynthia 132 Trusttum, Philip 8 Tuffery, Michael 100 Turner, Dennis Knight 134 Twiss, Greer 75 Walsh, John 7 Walters, Gordon 17, 28, 59 Watkins, Denys 88 Wheeler, Colin 106 Wilson, Tim 63 Wolfe, Emily 6

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