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Auction House:Dunbar Sloane Ltd.Number of lots recorded:225
Sale Title:The New Zealand Sale, Day 2Lots with images:115
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:147
Date:18-Nov-2008
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Pair of 19th century Scrimshaw Bullock Horns depicting Maori warriors and Colonial scenes, probably carved in New Zealand by a Maori Wars soldier. Length Approx. 51 cm. each
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24 Victorian Salt Glazed Garden Edge Tiles with impressed mark Carder Bros., Ponsonby, Hobsonville, Auckland. Width 19 cm., Height 18 cm
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Photographer Unknown The Nz Shipping Company's R.M.S. 'Rotorua' 12,112 tons passing through the Panama Canal Photographic print 40 x 57 cm
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'Princes' Street (East Side) Looking North to St. Pauls 1855' on verso. A similar view to the above lot, but closer to the church and a good photographic record of this church which was demolished in the 1870s
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'Princes' Street (East Side) 1855' on verso similar to that above, but showing shop fronts rather than St. Paul's Church
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A Very Important Carved Box (Antarctic History) which was presented to Matt (Matthias) Andresen of Foxton for caring for the sick dogs which arrived in Wellington from England, and which were too ill to proceed to the Antarctic with the Scott Expedition. Beautifully carved on the lid 'British Antarctic Expedition - Terra Nova' and the dates on the side 1910 -1913. Probably carved by the ship's carpenter. Length 19 cm. H.7.5 cm. W.13 cm. Provenance: Presented by a member of the crew in appreciation for his…
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Colonial Work Box with Inlaid New Zealand Woods veneered in burr totara, mottled kauri, puriri, rewa rewa and other native woods. Fitted quarter sawn kauri interior tray and brass lock. Height 12 cm. Width 30 cm. D. 22 cm
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Colonial Glove Box with Inlaid Nz Woods veneered in mottled kauri, puriri, rewa rewa and other native woods and with brass lock. Height 8 cm. Width 28 cm. D. 13 cm
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E.J. Drake 'Te Aotearoa', traditional Maori outrigger canoe nearing land, oil on board, signed, entitled and dated 1904. 26 x 46 cm
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World War I Diary of Magnus Burns Clarke, 23rd Reinfs. Who was a porter and embarked New Zealand in April 1917, the SS Corinthic went via America and arrived at cape Town 2 May 1917, finally docking in England 10 June 1917. Although of Scottish descent, Clarke was in New Zealand at the time of the war. This 1918 diary details the service of Clarke as a member of the canterbury Infantry Battalion in France. It seems that Clarke May well have been wounded as the diary commences in a Casualty Clearing Station…
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An historic World War I period diary (in a Notebook) kept by 58079 Pte John Joseph O'Connell, who was a window dresser from Ponsonby, who embarked with the 31st Reinforcements (Auckland Infantry) on 16 November 1917, the diary covers his service with the 15th Coy, 1st Bn NZEF documenting the march of New Zealand troops from France through Belgium and to Germany, the diary commences 26 November 1918 at Fontain and concludes 21 December 1918 in Germany. He makes reference to his bleeding feet and the general…
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World War I Diary of Private Ernest J. Powick who served with the 4th Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Powick was in the United Kingdom late 1915 recovering from wounds and sickness received at Gallipoli. The diary was for the year 1916 and covers his rehabilitation and deployment to Egypt and France, and includes description of an artillery duel, where a large section of the Auckland Regiment trench was destroyed
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Rare Jewell & Sons New Zealand timber inlay specimen table with gallery-stretcher base and octagonal shaped apron of geometric starburst decoration. Original label underneath reads - From 'Jewell & Sons, 263 High St, Christchurch New Zealand /Cabinet and Pictureframe Makers....40 Varieties of New Zealand Woods.....Birds and Animals Stuffed and Mounted, Maori Curios Bought and Sold....' Top Diameter 81 cm. Height 69 cm
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A Magnificent Nz Timbers Secretaire Chest of rimu, maire, puriri, rewarewa and kauri (secondary). The fall front secretaire revealing further concealed drawers behind two sets of doors over five drawers. The craftsmanship of this piece is superb with every drawer fitted over a 'dust tray', a secretaire drawer in turn fitted with pen and ink compartments and arched letter and door compartments. This chest was made for the wealthy Gilberd family of Auckland c. 1870. Height 144 cm. Width 122 cm. D. 56 cm
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Double-sided Government white dial clock with George V crest to dial. Fusee movement and stamped No. 1762, made by F.W. Elliott Ltd, England, 1936. 46 cm painted steel dials and oak case. Diameter 61 cm. Overall
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Ode Composed in Honour of Capt. Henry King and sung at the dinner given to the first settlers prior to sailing to NZ, 27th Oct. 1840. Original manuscript given to P.J.H. White by Mr. J. Cutfield of Wanganui
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A Pair of Mounted Nz Scrimshaw Horns c. 1840. Decorated with portraits of ladies, children and floral motifs, possibly depicting the artist's family. The horns have been mounted later
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Five Pieces of Souvenir New Zealand Exhibition Glassware with various inscriptions, together with a small milk glass vase inscribed Auckland Harbour, depicting Grafton Bridge
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Books - History of the Birds of New Zealand by Sir Walter Lawry Buller, 2nd Edition, Volumes I and II. Published 1888 by the author
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'For Your Holidays Travel by Train', 88 x 57 cm, issued by the publicity and advertising branch, New Zealand Railways, printed by E.V. Paul, Government Printer, Wellington
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North Island Poster 100 x 76 cm. Produced by H.W. Fairbrother Ltd., Hunterville. Published by Universal Business Directories Ltd
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South Island Poster 100 x 76 cm. Produced by H.W. Fairbrother Ltd., Hunterville. Published by Universal Business Directories Ltd
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William Douglas La Belle Feroniere (?) gouache on copper, unsigned 17 x 15 cm. William Douglas (Scotland 1780-1832), was a painter of miniature portraits to Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, husband to Princess Charlotte of Wales, the vendor is a descendant of the artist
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