PETER WEBB GALLERIES
Catalogue
A sale of Antique Silver including many fine Georgian and Victorian items and a large selection of flatware.
Paintings
including a watercolour by J.C. Hoyte of a South Island lake or fiord and a John Kinder, Mt Eden from the Domain.
Important Jewellery, Glass, Furniture , Rugs, Porcelain and Brassware.
THURSDAY
13 DECEMBER 1979
Viewing commencing 10th-12th December 6.30pm. Main Floor T.& G. Building, corner Elliott & Wellesley Streets Auckland 1. Telephone 373-090, 374-404
Peter Webb Galleries Limited Fine Art Auctioneers & Appraisers
Contemporary Art Dealers Publishers for The Print Club T & G Building Elliott Street Auckland .
PORCELAIN AND GLASS
I. Three silver-plated egg cups with Royal Doulton bases.
2 Three small continental jugs with gilding and hand-painted decoration.
3. A miniature Japanese pot-pourri set in Satsuma style.
4. A pair of bisque Dresden style figure candlesticks with floral decoration.
5. Three mid-19th century plates with hand-painted floral decoration , pink borders and gilt edging.
6 A 19th century continental porcelain vase with three child musicians.
7. Part of a 19th century dinner set by Doulton Burslem comprising twelve dinner plates , two tureens and one lidded gravy dish with ladle.
8. A Victorian Doulton Burslem jug and basin with painted transfer pattern.
9. A Sevres porcelain lidded box with painted bird and floral decoration. 1830 Repaired.
10 Nine dinner plates stylized Art Nouveau pattern on a black ground.
11. A pair of early 19th century cups and saucers in Rockingham style with gilt border. Circa 1830.
12 . A Royal Worcester ovoid vase with gold decoration on blue ground.
13 A coalport vase with hand-painted floral decoration and gilding on a cobalt blue ground
14 Three early 19th century French plates with pink and gilt border and a painted floral centre
15 A good Sevres pot-pourri lidded vase with blue floral and gilt decoration .
16 A Derby style figure of ' Farmers Daughter ' .
17 . A Dresden figure group ' Che s s Players '.
18 An 18th century Chine s e cup with cover in underglaze blue decoration.
19 A late 18th century Delft lidded vase with underglaze blue black rose pattern decoration. Circa 1790. Lid damaged .
20 . A Georgian Irish glass cream jug with facet cutting and fluted decoration. Circa 1820.
21. A Georgian square glass decanter with old but wrong stopper.
22. A Victorian cut crystal square decanter with facetted ball stopper. Fine condition.
23. A 19th century Bohemian overlay green glass bottle
24. A good pair of Georgian finely cut lead crystal decanters with triple ring decoration, facetted nee ~ and fluted bowls. Original stoppers. Probably Irish. Circa 1820.
25. A good pair of early 19th century French epergnes, each having a cut crystal bowl and four spill vases. Ormolu mounts with mermaid motifs.
BRASSWARE PIECES AND ORIENTAL
26. An Indian Benares lidded box
27. A Victorian brass pot trivet
28 An ornate brass table bell.
29. An ornate brass blotter with lion motif.
30. A copper bowl with brass edge decoration. -
31 A pair of Victorian ornate cast brass candlestick s with traces of silver plating.
32. A Victorian copper and brass spirit kettle on stand.
33 A small copper and brass coal helmet with porcelain handle.
34 A Victorian pierced brass trivet on stand.
35. A 19th century American bras s kerosene lamp and shade converted to electricity.
36. A set of Victorian fire bellows with embossed brass decoration.
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37. A 19th century brass trivet on stand with pierced decoration.
38. A set of Victorian brass fire irons.
39. A Victorian brass and iron poker.
40. A pair of ornate early Victorian heavy brass fire dogs.
41. A Victorian ornate copper and brass adjustable standard lamp.
42. A Chinese lacquer tray.
43. Two ebony elephants.
44. A set of six carved teak elephants on stand with ivory tusks and toenails.
45. An inside painted Chinese snuff bottle.
46. Another as above. Damaged.
47. A small cloisonne vase of good quality on wooden stand. Height 12 cm.
48. A Chinese cloisonne vase. Floral decoration on blue ground.
49. A Chinese carved wooden figure of a mandarin standing on a mythical beast.
50. A carved ivory figure of a Japanese lady on a wooden stand. Height 18cm.
51. A pair of cloisonne vases in multi-flower pattern A with colours of brown, gold, red and green. Both • on carved wooden stand. Height 26 cm.
52. A cloisonne bowl of similar pattern on carved wooden stand.
53. A 19th century Chinese tray in Kutani style with figure decoration and pink and blue flowers on an orange border. Diameter: 32 cm.
54. A 19th century bronzejardiniere with applied bird and branch decoration. Circa 1880.
55. An Afghanistan wedding dress heavily embroidered with sequins and small mirrors.
FURNITURE
56. A Victorian walnut teacaddy .
57. A Victorian footstool in cedar with a tapestry cover.
58. A Victorian carved mahogany table bookrack.
59. A colonial kauri cottonreel legged side table.
60. A colonial kauri sugar and flour bin
61. An Edwardian barometer in mahogany with bronze dog and hunting horn decoration
62. A Victorian oval cedar framed toilet mirror.
63 A mahogany balloon back chair-with cabriole legs.
64 A small carved camphor wood chest.
65 A Victorian circular card table in mahogany on pedestal base with leatherette top.
66. A Victorian papier mache jewel box inlaid with abalone and painted mother-of-pearl. With gilt decoration.
67 . A Victorian colonial rocking chair with cane seat and back
68. A small carved camphor wood chest with bras s bindings.
69. An occasional table in kauri and oak pedestal base
70. A Victorian mahogany gla ss fronted bookcase on four bun feet.
71. A Victorian mahogany dres s ing table. Circa 1870.
72. A Victorian walnut loo table with inlaid top on pedestal base.
73. A set of four 19th century balloon back style chairs in beech. Probably Dutch.
74. A set of six Georgian country style Hepplewhite side chairs.
75. A good late Georgian mahogany writing bureau with original handles and on bracket feet. Length 4'6".
76. A Georgian mahogany drop leaf table.
77. A fine mid- Victorian chiffonier in burl walnut with ornately carved mirrored back board, shaped marble top and tripple mirrored cupboard doors.
78. A Georgian mahogany Pembroke table.
79. A good pair of kauri framed Victorian grandmother and grandfather chairs with cabriole legs upholstered in green dralon velvet.
80. A Victorian oval walnut loo table on ornately carved pedestal base.
81. A set of four Victorian walnut balloon back dining chairs on cabriole legs with carved back splats.
82. An early Victorian mahogany drop leaf breakfast table on a four legged pedestal base with brass paw casters.
83. A Victorian rectangular mahogany framed toilet mirror.
84. A good Victorian brass carriage clock with striking movement.
JEWELLERY
85 A string of yellow glass beads and a string of simulated jet beads
86 A string of Victorian green glass beads on gilt ball chain and a necklace with mother-of-pearl discs. With matching earring.
87. A packet containing four brooches and a miniature pocket knife
88 Two silver brooches and a ring all set with a single pearl.
89 A packet containing two greenstone tikis , an ivory elephant charm and a carved flower.
90. A packet containing a gold brooch, ring and other pieces.
91. A string of carved bone beads
92. A pair of 9ct gold silver lined bangles.
93. A marcasite ring in silver and a pair of silver and marcasite earrings.
94. A silver and marcasite spray brooch and a pair of similar earrings.
95. A silver and marcasite bracelet set with six oval nephrite stones.
96 . A greenstone and silver dress ring and a pair of similar earrings.
97 A small Victorian rolled gold propelling pencil set with turquoises and amethysts.
98 A rolled gold ball chain.
99. Two !8ct gold wedding bands
100. A 9ct gold dress ring set with a citrine and zir-9' cons.
101. A dress ring set with one large zircon and six small shoulder stones in 9ct gold.
102. A 9ct gold dress ring set with a synthetic topaz.
103. A large piece of polished baltic amber mounted as a ring in !Set gold.
104. A string of cherry amber beads.
105 . An 18ct gold signet ring set with blue enamel.
106. A large silver safety pin set with an amethyst.
107 A dress ring in 9ct gold set with a synthetic alexandrite.
108. A pair of greenstone and gold cuff links.
109. Another as above.
I 10 . A teardrop moonstone pendant on chain.
111 An Edwardian silver pendant set with blue turquoises.
112 A Victorian silver-plated bracelet with silver mounted greenstone fob
I 13. A Victorian silver ornate photo frame. Birmingham 1901.
114. A Victorian mother-of-pearl and abalone card case.
115. A Victorian papier mache patch box Circa 1850
116. An early Victorian ebony patchbox with engraved decoration on lid and bottom
117. A finely carved ivory pendant with dragon motif on a velvet ribbon.
118. A string of Mikimoto cultured baroque pearls.
l 19. A string of garnet beads with simulated pearls
120. An Edwardian 9ct gold locket with gold bowl.
121. A Victorian gold memoriam brooch with black enamel. Dated 1853.
122. A Victorian Scottish agate bracelet with silver - mounts. A.F.
123. A long necklace of red coral sticks.
124. A string of Baltic amber beads.
125. A heavy Victorian silver albert chain with attached medallion. Each link marked. Length 36cm. Weight 52 grams.
126 . A good brownjade pendant carved in the form of a locust.
127. A green jade pendant in the form of a fish .
128. A Victorian silver albert. Length 58cm.
129. A pair of mother-of-pearl opera glasses.
130. An Edwardian half-sovereign brooch with safety-chain. 1915.
- 31. A Victorian and an Edwardian half-sovereign mounted as a brooch with a central U .S.A. three dollar gold piece. Dates 1874, 1893, 1903.
132. A Napoleon III five franc piece mounted on a gold bar brooch.
133 . An Art Nouveau amethyst and seed pearl pendant.
134. A plain round 9ct gold hinged bangle with snap clasp Weight: 30 grms.
135 . A string of Baltic amber beads.
136. A string of baroque cultured pearls.
137 . A 9ct gold bracelet of plain design.
138 A Victorian 15ct gold brooch with leaf and floral setting mounted with a piece of gold bearing quartz Circa 1870
139. A mottled jade pendant in the shape of a heart.
140. A Victorian ladies silver multichain albert with tassle
141. A silver thimble Birmingham 1919.
142 A Victorian silver-topped walking cane Birmingham 1895.
143 . A silver sovereign ca s e Birmingham 1907
144. A Victorian silver locket with engraved and raised decoration. Birmingham 1893.
145. An engraved silver sovereign case.
146 A Victorian open face silver-cased key wind pocket watch Not working.
147. A Victorian ladies engraved gold plated key wind pocket watch.
148. A Victorian silver cased key wind hunter pocket watch Chester 1861.
149. An enamel and gold ladies wri s t watch with Art Deco motifs Circa 1920
150 An Edwardian pendant set with two aquamarines
151. A silver finely engraved Victorian ladies hunter key wind pocket watch Birmingham 1888
152. A Victorian string offacetted carnelian beads . Length 60 cm.
153 A three stone opal ring in 9ct gold setting
154 A Victorian Etruscan s tyle bar brooch set with rubies and pearl s.
155 . A 9ct gold spray brooch set with three small emeralds.
156. An Edwardian l5ct gold gate bracelet .
157 . A Victorian amethyst brooch surrounded by seed pearls.
158. A Victorian 22ct gold belt ring mounted with a ruby and a diamond . London 1868
159. A Victorian 18ct gold stick pin in the form of a 177a. A good five stone sapphire and diamond ring in hand holding a crystal. an 18ct. gold setting.
160. A Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch with 177b. A three carat ruby set in a ring with two 65 pt. engraved case and gilt dial. Gold weight 32 grms. white diamonds in an 18ct. gold setting.
161. An unusual half-sovereign jubilee bracelet corn- 177c. A large solitaire diamond of 5.10 carats in an 18ct. prising six half-sovereigns dated 1887 and linked gold setting. by gold chains.
177d. A solitaire diamond of 2.02 carats, very clean and 162. A string of facetted amethyst beads. Length 40 commercial white in colour mounted in an 18ct. cm. gold setting.
163. A good gold and silver bracelet set with five blue 177e. A large emerald of 7 .32 carats set as a ring with 18 sapphires and six white sapphires surrounding diamonds in an 18ct. gold setting.
164. A Victorian ruby and diamond ring in an 18ctgold 177f. A good clear two carat emerald of marquee shapegypsy setting. mounted in a ring with two white 40 pt. diamonds set in 18ct. gold.
165. A pretty five-stone diamond ring set in an 18ct gold bridge setting. Approx 65 carats
177g. A Victorian ring set with three large red rubies of approximately six carats and six small diamonds
166. A ladies Art Deco style wrist watch in platinum in an 18ct. gold bridge setting. set with twenty four small diamonds.
178. A superb large pear shaped black opal ring
167 A mid - Victorian 15ct gold pendant in Etruscan mounted in an 18ct gold rubover setting. style set with five rubies and four rose diamonds on a gilt chain. Circa 1860.
168. A good Victorian 18 et gold key wind pocket watch with open face and finely engraved back. London
179. A smaller pear shape black opal stick pin similar to above lot.
180. A very good Victorian 15ct gold muff chain with 1878. Working. fixed double link. Length 148cm. Weight36 grms.
169. An unusual silver-gilt ring with a carved dragon
181. A Victorian double linked 9ct gold neckchain. holding a coral stone in its mouth . Length 45 cm.
170. A large carved green jade pendant.
171. A long Victorian I8ct gold neckchain. Some links
182. A very good Victorian 18ct gold double linked muff chain. Length 150 cm. Weight30 grms.
A very unusual watch key with the torso of a man e damaged Length 128 cm.
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172. A good long string of opaque red Chinese amber in silver-gilt richly set with almandine garnets , beads of graduated size. turquoises and pearls. Circa 1820.
173. A heavy finely engraved 9ct. gold cigarette case.
184 A fine 9ct gold muff chain of plain link design. 1 Weight 100 grams. Length 142 cm. Weight 19 grams.
174. A fine 15ct gold neck chain. Length 45 cm
175 An Edwardian 9ct gold chain bracelet with engraved links and padlock catch
176 A similar to above with plain links.
185 A 9ct gold albert chain of plain link design. J Length 40 cm. Weight 24 grams.
186 . A good cased string of Mikimoto cultured pearls of graduated size
187. A good 14ct gold dress pocket watch with enamel
177 A Victorian 15ct gold chain necklace with four decoration in Art Deco motifs and having a fine 9ct large Pacific Island catseyes gold chain. Circa 1920.
188. A Georgian garnet bracelet comprising a triple rope of garnets with gold clasp and safety chain.
189. A Victorian 9ct gold neckchain with locket.
190 A late Victorian five stone ruby and diamond ring set in an 18ct gold bridge setting.
191. A dress ring in the shape of a flower set with twelve small diamonds and a small sapphire.
192. A Victorian 18ct gold and diamond ring in gypsy type setting.
193. A good Victorian 18ct gold albert chain with an ornately mounted piece of gold bearing quartz as a fob.
194. A good 18ct gold cluster ring set with an oval opal surrounded by seventeen small diamonds.
195 . A pretty Victorian pendant set with seed pearls and a peridot on 9ct chain
196. An Art Nouveau pendant in gold and blue enamel set with amethysts and pearls.
197. A dress ring in 14ct gold with shaped onyx and pearl panels and set with fourteen small diamonds.
198. An Edwardian circular wreath brooch set with turquoises and pearls. Some missing.
199. A diamond cluster ring set with seven diamonds
200. An Edwardian tiepin in 9ct gold set with seed pearls and a peridot.
201. A gilt and enamel goldfish pendant with articulated body.
202. A ibetanjewel box richly set with agates , carnelians and chalcedony.
SIL VER PLATE, STERLING SIL VER AND SHEFFIELD PLATE
203. A pair of horn handled fish servers.
204. A pair of Victorian fish servers with ivory handles and silver ferrules Circa 1901.
205. An E.P.N .S. fruit basket with pierced decoration and swing handle.
206. An E.P B.M. sugar helmet and scoop.
207. An E.P. circular entree dish .
208. An E.P. hot water jug.
209. A silver-plated Jewish Menorah or Chanukah candle-stick.
210 A Victorian E.P.B.M. teapot with engraved decoration.
211. A Victorian E.P. N .S. fruit basket with grape leaf decoration and swivel handle.
212 A pair of Victorian silver-plated open salts on three feet.
213. A Victorian silver-plated meat skewer.
214. A Victorian silver serviette ring with engraved decoration and reeded border. London 1879.
215. A silver bladed pocket knife with mother-of-pearl handle.
216 A pair of silver-handled shoe horns.
217 A Victorian silver-topped walking cane marked Birmingham 1895.
218. An ivory and silver picket fork and an H.M.S. 'Victory ' silver spoon . Birmingham 1896.
219. A tortoiseshell and silver paper knife.
220. A pair of silver serviette rings. Sheffield 1901.
221. A silver christening spoon and fork set. Sheffield 1920.
222. An engraved silver cigarette case. Birmingham 1903.
223. A smaller engraved silver cigarette case. Chester 1915.
224. A heavy silver cigarette case. Russian marks. Circa 1900.
225. A large ivory bladed paper knife with an embossed silver handle. Marked Birmingham 1897 .
226. A Victorian silver butter dish in the shape of a scallop shell with glass liner. Sheffield 1892.
227. A silver cigarette box in good condition. Birmingham 1959.
228. A pair of silver pepper shakers on four feet. One foot missing. Chester 1916.
229. A pair of silver two-handled salts with scroll and reeded decoration on four bun feet. Birmingham 1908.
230. A silver mustard pot with hinged lid. Liner missing. London 1907.
231. A set of four silver open salts on three hoof feet, together with three silver salt spoons Birmingham 1917. Mappin 2 Webb.
232. A large silver cigar box in good condition. Sheffield 1910.
233. A fine Victorian silver hunting horn. Length 36 cm. Weight: 2 oz. troy. London 1898.
234. A Victorian silver bowl with shaped lip, fluted bowl and repousse decoration. London 1888. Weight 3½ oz .
235. A silver pint tankard with ring decoration. London 1935. Maker Seule and Co. Weight 11½ oz. troy.
236. An Art Nouveau design silver-topped powder jar. Birmingham 1904.
237. An Art Nouveau design silver-backed hand mirror in good condition.
238. A cased set of twelve continental silver-gilt coffee spoons with floral painted enamel handles.
239. A Victorian silver butter knife. London 1897.
240. A Victorian silver butter knife. London 1846. Maker: Edward Edwards.
241. A pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs with bright cut decoration. Circa 1800.
242 A Georgian silver pocket snuff-box with punched decoration. Birmingham Circa 1810. Maker: Joseph Taylor.
243. A pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs in fiddle pattern. London 1806.
244. A Victorian silver caddy spoon. Sheffield 1898. Handle broken.
245. A Victorian silver mustard spoon in fiddle pattern. London 1859.
246. A pair of Victorian fiddle pattern salt spoons. London 1865.
247. A pair of Georgian 0.E. pattern salt spoons. London 1807 Maker: Thos. Wallis.
248. A late Victorian three piece silver teasel of shaped design on four feet. London 1900. Maker: Chas. Stuart Harris. Weight 34 oz. troy.
249. Nine Georgian and William IV fiddle pattern ta~ lespoons in good condition. Exeter 1825-18 • Maker: William Welch.
250. A set of six Victorian fiddle pattern table forks in good condition. London 1851. Maker: Ed. Edwards.
251. Three Georgian silver fiddle pattern table forks. London 1823. Maker: George Purse.
252. A pair of Georgian si lver fiddle pattern table forks. London 1827. Maker: William Elliot.
253. Six Victorian and Georgian dessert forks in fiddle pattern. Good condition. London 1828-18391843.
254. A William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert fork. London 1836.
255. Three Victorian silver fiddle pattern table forks. London 1838. Maker: Mary Chawner. e
256. A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks with fluted decoration and gadrooned edging. London 1885.
257. A Victorian 0.E. pattern silver gravy ladle with rat tail bowl. Birmingham 1888. Maker: T.P.&S.
258. A Georgian silver O.E. pattern serving spoon in fine condition. London 1794. Makers: George Smith and William Fearn.
259. A Georgian silver O.E. pattern serving spoon in good condition. London 1804. Maker: John Wren.
260. Another as above in fine condition. London 1799. Maker: Richard Crossley.
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261. A heavy Georgian silver soup ladle in fiddle pattern. Good condition. London 1806. Maker: Richard Crossley.
262. A 9ct gold cup on a wooden stand Inscribed 'Presentation from the Te Aroha Jockey Club' Gold weight 8½oz. troy.
263. A very fine early Victorian set of heavy silver flatware in double struck fiddle thread and shell pattern. Comprising eight table spoons, twelve table forks, ten dessert spoons and nine dessert forks. Thirty nine pieces. London 1843. MakerJohn and Henry Lias. Total weight 101 oz.
264. A set of six table forks matching the above set and
maker. London 1844.
265. A heavy Victorian silver fiddle , thread and shell pattern gravy ladle. London 1864 Maker: George Adams.
266. A very fine heavy Georgian silver salver with foliate and scroll border on three feet. The centre engraved with an inscription of a presentation in honour of the visit of George IV. London 1821. Weight 51 oz. troy.
267. A superb Georgian silver cake basket with pierced decoration and swing handle. London 1760. Maker: William Plummer. Weight 24 oz. troy.
268. A silver three piece Cafe-au-lait set in fine condition comprising a coffee pot, water jug and lidded basin in Art Deco style. The pots are of cylindrical form with turned ivory knobs and woven cane handles. London 1929. Maker: E.B.S. Weight 27 oz. troy.
269. A fine German silver tray with shaped border by Scharffenberg. Weight 27 oz. troy.
270 A fine sterling silver punch ladle with raised Art Nouveau motifs and gilt bowl. American marks. Weight 6oz troy.
271. A very fine heavy sterling silver meat dish with shaped border and scroll and leaf decoration. On · four feet. American marks. Weight 80 oz. troy.
272. A good Georgian silver cream jug of baluster shape with repousse floral decoration, S shaped handle and on three hoof feet. London 1768. Maker: Sarni. Meriton.
273. A good pair of early Georgian silver sugar nips. Circa 1760.
274. Another as above. Circa 1760.
275. A good Georgian silver teapot. Squat design with engraved floral scale and shell decoration. London 1822. Maker: T.8 Weight 16 oz.
276. A very fine Georgian silver cup and cover in Adams style with fluted and bright-cut decoration and engraved with a coat-of-arms. Presented in 1790 to Robert Feilder Esq. by the Toxophilite Society. London 1790. Weight 46 oz. Height 36 cm.
277. A fine Dutch silver teaservice comprising a teapot, lidded sugar bowl, milkjug and honey pot. All with shaped sides and ebony handles and knobs. In mint condition. 1924.
278. A handsome baluster shape William IV silver coffee pot with repousse floral and leaf decoration and ivory ferrules. Weight 26 oz. troy. Height 24 cm. London 1836. Maker: W.H.
279. A Georgian silver fiddle pattern serving spoon in fine condition London 1812 . Maker: John Lamb.
280. Another as above. London 1811. Maker: Tho s Dealtry.
281. A fine William IV silver baluster shaped coffee pot with foliate decorated handle and spout. London 1834. Maker: M.S. Weight 28 oz. troy.
282. A fine Victorian three piece silver tea service of ovoid shape with punched criss-cross decoration. Weight 42 oz. troy. London 1863.
283. A heavy Georgian silver serving spoon in fiddle and thread pattern Fine condition. London 1826. Maker: Robt. Rutland.
284. A set of six heavy Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern tablespoon s in fine condition . London 1850-51. Ma ker : Elizabeth Eaton.
285. A set of six heavy table fork s matching previou s lot. London 1851. Maker: Eliz. Eaton.
286. A set of six heavy dessert spoons to match London 1851. Maker : Eliz Eaton.
287. A set of six heavy dessert fork s to match . London 1851 . Maker Eliz. Eaton .
288 . A set of six teaspoons to match above seven lots. London 1847-8 . Maker: Eliz. Eaton.
289. A heavy Georgian silver gravy ladle in fiddle and thread matching above lots. London 1825. Maker: William Chawner.
290. A heavy Georgian silver sauce ladle matching previous lots. London 1830. Maker: William Chawner.
291. A fine French silver teacaddy on four feet with gadrooned and laurel edging and gilt interior. The lid mounted with a bird as a handle. Circa 1850. Weight 15 oz. troy.
292. A very fine Georgian silver bachelors teapot of cylindrical shape and straight spout. Engraved with laurel leaves, wreaths and ribbons and having gadrooned edging and a fruitwood handle and knob. London 1775. Maker: Walter Brind. Weight 14 oz.
293. A good pair of heavy silver open salts with matched decoration, gilt bowls and on three hoofed feet. Different dates. London 1738. London 1840.
294. A heavy early 19th century sterling silver English provincial ladle. Circa 1825.
295. An O.E. pattern Georgian silver soup ladle in fine conndition. London 1796. Maker: George Smith & William Fearn.
296. A small Sheffield plate decanter coaster. Circa 1840.
297. A good Victorian silver-plated oval entree dish with fluted decoration and decorative shell pattern edgings.
298. An early 19th century Sheffield-plate candlestick with snuffer cone.
299. An early 19th century Sheffield-plate candle snuffer and tray.
300. A good pair of early 19th century Sheffield plate candlesticks with repousse decoration. In fine condition. Circa 1830.
301. A good silver-plated candleabra with scroll and leaf decoration.
RUGS
302. A semi-antique Caucasion rug with all over multi-coloured geometric pattern. 130cm x 186cm.
303. A small nomadic Caucasion rug with blue and grey ground. 130cm x 96cm.
304. 305.
A Turkaman carpet called 'Tekke Bokhara' from Turkestan. Wool warp and weft, finely knotted woollen pile. Traditional Tekke pattern with kelim ends. 187cm x 317cm.
A rare early Kashan prayer rug. Central field of biege terminating in prayer arch, with central arabesque medallion in ochre. Pale blue interlaced corners to the field, patterned with flowering tendrils, botehs and leaves. Main border of palmettes and tendrils. Two guard borders. Blue cotton weft and plain cotton warp. Extremely fine weave. In superb condition. 140cm X 210cm.
306. 307.
A Persian Hamadan runner. Blue field with re-petitive floral pattern. Main borders in white, flanked by red guard stripes. Cotton warp and weft. 80cm x 313cm.
A Hamadan rug. Geometric patterned field with pink central medallion arches at each end. One main and four subsidiary borders. Predominant colours blue, pink, red, green and ivory. 190cm x 117cm.
308. A Hamadan rug. Central field of red. Geometric lattice pattern with four pointed ivory medallions. 170cm x 98cm.
PAINTINGS
309. E.L. RITCHIE
The Rendezvous Oil on board; signed. 30 x 46cm
310. BIRTCHNELL DELPH
Rakaia River from Double Hill Watercolour; signed in brushpoint. 26 x 36cm.
311. K. AIRINI VANE
Bridge and MountainsGouache; signed and dated 1937 in brushpoint. 37 x 53.3cm.
312. R. HESKETH-JONES
Landscape Watercolour; signed and dated 1904 in brush point. 18.6 x 34cm.
313. BLYTHE FLETCHER
Coastal Scene Gouache; signed. 19 5 x 32.5cm.
314. H . W. KIRKWOOD
Nelson, Fyeshire Rock and Mt. Arthur Watercolour; signed in brushpoint. 15.7 x 25cm
315 . C.D . BARRAUD
Farmhouse in mountain landscape
Watercolour ; s igned and dated 1885 m brushpoint. 25 .6 x 38.4cm
A, 16. J M MADDEN
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The glow of an Autumn evening Oil on canvas ; signed and dated 1890 Title ins cribed on reverse 71 X 51cm .
317. JOHN KINDER
Mt. Eden from the Domain Watercolour; signed in pencil, title inscribed and dated April 9, 1860 in brushpoint. 24 x 34.7cm.
318. J.C. HOYTE
South Island lake or fiord with two hikers in the foreground Watercolour; signed. 40.S x 73.5cm. ,ee illustration)
319. J C. HOYTE
Rangitoto from the North Shore Watercolour; signed with initials in brushpoint. 12.6 x 23cm.
320. JOHN GULLY
Off the coast, South Island, New Zealand. Watercolour; signed in brushpoint. 27 x 80cm.
321. JOHN GULLY
Mt. Cook and Mt. Tasman
Chromo lithograph 30 5 x 38cm
322. RAYMOND McINTYRE
Fields with Red House in the distance Gouache.
Provenancel?urchased from the artist's family in England Cat. Number 20 Arrivals and Departures Exhibition, Peter Webb Galleries, August 1976. 22 X 30cm.
323. PETRUS VAN DER VELDEN
Windmill Oil on board. Public Trust Office certificate on reverse signed by Gerrit va n der Velden. 24 x 29 5cm.
324. PETRUS VAN DER VELDEN
Head of a young woman Watercolour 54.S x 36cm.
325. J . G. KEULMANS
Stilt
Wa s h drawing ; s igned in bru s hpoint.
56 5 x 42 5cm
Keulmans wa s the illu s trator for Huller ' s Book of Bird s, and many other important ornithologic a l work s.
326. WILLIAM C LARKSON STANFIELD R.A.
Broadstairs C olour Lithograph 16 x 26 5cm
327. C HARLES SMITH
On the Devonshire coast Oil on canvas ; s igned and dated 1871. 27.5 x 37cm.
328. THOMAS BUSH HARDY R.B.A.
A boat harbour Watercolour; signed and dated 1895 in brushpoint. 32.7 X 50cm.
329. EDWARD JOHN GREGORY
Study of Miss Linda Joiner Oil on canvas; signed and title inscribed in ink on stretcher. 25.S x 22cm.
330 19th C ENTURY ENGLISH S C HOOL
Moonlight Oil on canva s . 50 x 69cm.
331. BRU C E HARVEY
North Island Pied Fantail
Pencil and Gouache ; s igned a nd dated 1972 and title inscribed in pencil. 45 .5 x 37cm.
332 J. ELDER MOULTRA Y
Stanley Brook , Nelson. Oil on bo a rd ; s igned . 15 x 23cm.
333. J. ELDER MOULTRAY
View near the north arm Lake Manapouri Oil on board; signed. 19.5 x 30cm.
334 J.D. PERRETT
Landscape with Mountains Oil on board ; signed 19 . 5 x 33cm.
335. J . D. PERRETT
Mt Cook, New Zealand. Oil on canvas ; signed 35.5 x 28.6cm.
336. J.D. PERRETT
Fijian scene with takia Oil on board; signed Oval 34 x 22.5cm
337. Captain Cook
A mezzotint , 1925 . 19 x 15cm.
338. Captain James Cook F.R.S.
An engraving by J. Basire after a painting by William Hodges , 1777. 26.5 x 20.5cm.
339. CHARLES LESLIE
Evening on the Mawdach North Wales Oil on canvas ; signed and dated '81. 30 x 60 .5cm.
340 ETHEL S. JONES
Mokoia, Rotorua, Evening
Watercolour ; title inscribed and signed in pencil. 25 x 36cm.
341. HELEN SANDALL
Coastal scene with Pohutukawas
Watercolour ; signed . 27.5 x 37 5cm.
342 D. HELMORE
Lake Taupo
Watercolour ; signed 24 .5 x 34 .5cm
343. ARTIST UNKNOWN
Samoan fate, pigs and coconut palm
Pencil and ink drawing. 25x3lcm
344 ARTIST UNKNOWN
Old barn and tree
Pencil drawing 30 x 44cm
345. A collection of stamps depicting works of art , mounted in four high quality loose leaf albums.
346 . G . E. KELLY
English coastal village from the cliff tops
Watercolour , signed 18.5 x 27 cm.
347. ENGLISH SCHOOL , 18th CENTURY
2 young girls
Pencil and wash
Oval 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
348 . ARTIST UNKNOWN
Tudor House
Pencil drawing and wash 25 5 x 36 cm.
349 A RAMSDALE
Rural landscape Oil , signed 51 x 76 cm.
350 GRACE E. BUTLER
Fishing Scene Oil , signed 39 x 54.5 cm.
351. l-1.W KIRKWOOD
Lake and mountains Oil , signed 15 x 25 5 cm
352. OSCAR FRISTROM
Harbour scene, Australia Oil , s igned 28 x 33 cm.
353 S . M. KEENE
Auckland Harbour Oil on board, signed 29.5 x 44.5 cm .
354 E C LAKEMAN
The Coming Storm
Watercolour , signed 52 x 65.5 cm
355. JOHN HALEY
Rural landscape
Watercolour , signed and dated 1924 21 x 25.5 cm.
356 19TH CENTURY NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL
Judges Bay, Auckland
Watercolour , title inscribed in pencil 22.5 x 28 cm
357. BERNARD ARIS
Mt Egmont, Midwinter
Watercolour, signed and dated 1928 in brush point and title inscribed in pencil 18 x 25 cm.
358. R. REID
Dunedin Harbour Oil on artist's board 14.5 x 29.5 cm.
359. ANGUS GREY
Parkland
Watercolour, signed 30 x 38.5 cm.
360. ARTIST UNKNOWN, Circa 1900 A The Shambles, York W
Watercolour, signature indistinct 25.5 x 17 5 cm.
361 J.A. BOND
Whangarei Heads
Pastel, signed 48 x 31 cm
362 ROBERT AUSTIN A . R.A .
Two Lambs
Line engraving 1/46, signed in pencil 12.5 x IO cm
363 JOHN BUCKLAND WRIGHT
Omar Khyaam
Line engraving , signed and dated 1948 and title inscribed in pencil 22 x 12 cm
364 STEPHEN GOODEN R A ., C.B . E .
The Satyrs Line engraving, 109-3, editioned , signed and dated 1937 in pencil 16 cm diameter
365 3, 19th century French engravings of Papua New Guinea, hand coloured each 12 x 16.5 cm
366 A pair of late 17th century Dutch engravings of Dutch East Indies each 14 x 20 cm
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