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Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:223
Sale Title:Decorative ArtsLots with images:223
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:174
Date:25-Jun-2019
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A fine Regency overmantel mirror, carved and parcel gilt with foliate, scroll shell and beaded decoration. The top ached surmounted by mask. 72 cm x 140 cm
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A fine George III Sheraton mahogany sideboard, cross banded with boxwood stringing and serpentine fronted, with shaped drawer flanked by two shaped cupboards. Decorated with floral inlaid medallions and arched apron with sunburst sides, the brass handles decorated with nautical motifs and anchors. On square tapering supports, terminating in splayed feet, height 93.5 cm, length 164 cm, width 55 cm
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A handsome Empire style commode, Late-19th century, French, in oak with veneered mahogany, with three drawers graduating in size on square block feet. The rectangular top marbled (later) and the keyhole escutcheons decorated with wreath motifs. Ex van Westen antique studio, height 95.5 cm, width 131 cm, depth 57.5 cm
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A striking Regency settee, in mahogany with shaped and carved back, flanked by roll over scroll arms with twist decoration, raised on turned legs on castors. Upholstered in navy fabric patterned with laurel wreath with inset lyres and bolsters, height 91 cm, length 20.9 cm, depth 68 cm
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A George III oak bureau, in mahogany, a fall front leading to fitted interior, above four graduating in size drawers, ogee bracket feet, height 108 cm, width 100 cm, depth 54 cm
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A hand-knotted Persian Kashan, deep red ground with blue and ivory borders, coloured arabesque corners and further palmette decorations in the principal border. 300 cm x 200 cm
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A hand-knotted Persian Tabriz, in deep blue, reds, burnt oranges and turquoise, central medallion motif with floral decoration on ivory ground, and multiple outer borders. 144 cm x 108 cm
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A hand-knotted Persian Kom, richly embellished with shah abbasi palmettes, scrolling foliage on ivory ground. In hues of red, sage and salmon and floral field borders. 200 cm x 130 cm
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An unusual Colonial campaign chest, C. 1895, in rimu and kauri, New Zealand made but stylistically north German, carved canted front feet and rear bracket free, reeded side columns, five drawers with Bramah brass escutcheons and flush-mounted campaign handles. It is important to note that at the turn of the century, the second largest of group of immigrants to New Zealand were Germans and their influence is not often seen, especially in the very Anglo-centric colonial furniture of the time making this…
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An American oak twin pedestal roll top desk, C. 1920, with traditional S-form tambour roll enclosing a fitted interior with stationary compartments, raised on two pedestals each with four drawers. Screws missing, height 113 cm, width 152 cm, depth 85 cm
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A Remarkably fine Winks & Hall specimen wine table, C. 1880. The top beautifully inlaid with New Zeland native timbers of a star shape, within a floral motif of graduating petals, on a chequerboard ground. The base with three reeded columns with turned finials on a circular platform base with shaped apron on splayed legs. Label affixed to the base 'Deo Regi Vicino (for God, for King, for Neighbour), Djh' possibly indicating provenance of Bromsgrove school, Worcestershire, height 73 cm, depth 56.5 cm
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A William Seuffert tilt top specimen table, C. 1910. Starburst marquetry top inlaid with New Zealand native timbers. Fitted with English oak base, height 70 cm, depth 51 cm. Provenance: Purchased Portobello Road London 1988., illustrated: furniture of the New Zealand Colonial era: an illustrated history, 1830-1900 book by William Cottrell. Reed Birkenhead 2006. Pp 846. Image 24.24.
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A large Rajasthani teak chest, on wheels, ornately carved with geometric and foliate decoration, with cockerels, elephants and lions, the top and sides flanked with horse head masks, plank top and iron fittings, early-20th century, height 107 cm, width 123 cm, depth 66.5 cm
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A George III mahogany chest of drawers, three small drawers above three larger, with drop handles and keyhole escutcheons, height 88 cm, width 101 cm, depth 66 cm
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A French 19th century fruitwood dining table, plank top with clenched ends, on tapering legs. Ex John mains Antiques, height 77 cm, length 250 cm, width 100 cm
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A large and rare Iranian Rava Kirman carpet, ivory coloured pashmina wool ground, warp and weft. With large oral scroll medallions on a divided eld, multiple flower and leaf borders. C. 1850. Signed by the workshop., 450 cm x 350 cm
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An Art Nouveau brass clock, French C. 1890, Seth Thomas movement. The body decorated with figural goddess, foliate motifs, scrolls and vines. Glass face missing, height 38 cm
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An Art Nouveau gilt brass and painted clock, Intricately decorated with mask, floral motifs, vines and scrolls the top crowned with rooster heads. French, C. 1890. Porcelain face signed 'G', height 39 cm
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An Art Nouveau figural clock and garnitures, decorated with sinuous lines, floral motifs and butterflies. Plaster, signed C Hochock C. 1900. Faults, height 51 cm
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After Guido Reni, the Triumph of Aurora, oil on canvas. 19th century. 25 cm x 60 cm, after the large Baroque ceiling fresco painted in 1614 by Guido Reni for the Casino, or garden house, adjacent to the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi, in Rome. The work is considered Reni's fresco masterpiece.
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Rembrandt van Rijn, the Virgin and the child in the clouds etching, inscribed 1641, Bartsch-Rovinski-Seidlitz 61, Hind 186 (book reference)., label verso States authenticity as original Rembrandt print by a gallery in Buenos Aires in 1951. 19 cm x 12 cm (image size), 47.5 cm x 35 cm (frame size)
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An Iranian Senneh Kilim carpet, hand knotted from Kurdistan, C. 1930, repeated floral motif on ivory ground. 161 cm x 112 cm
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A mother-of-pearl inlaid side table, black and white foliate design, height 46 cm, widthmm, width 30 cm, depth 30 cm
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A bone inlaid side table, Decorated in all over pattern of Moroccan cartouches, with lapis lazuli effect on tapering square form legs, height 54 cm, width 40.5 cm, depth 40.5 cm
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A bone inlaid console table, Indonesian, in monochromatic Escher style, geometric inlaid decoration, height 80 cm, length 121.5 cm, depth 36 cm
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Gerard (John) the Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes, printed by Adam Islip, Joice Norton and Richard Whitakers, London, 1636. Third edition, engraved title by John Payne, woodcut illustrations throughout, including nearly 200 native plants which had not previously been described. Contemporary panelled calf, sympathetically rebacked. First and final leaves laid down, repaired and remargined, some staining and soiling. With custom-made storage box, height 34 cm, width 23 cm, depth 10 cm
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A black glazed earthenware Portland-Style vase, MId-19th century, depicting terra cotta classical figures in classical landscape. On base, a figure wearing Phrygian style cap. Ref. Zeitlin collection of English ceramics. Boston. Lot 201 original in British Museum, Roman cameo glass circa 20 BC, height 26 cm
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A Houghton Ltd 'Ticka' Spy camera, fashioned in the form of a pocket watch, C. 1910. Stamped with the maker's name on the back and engraved with initials on the front. As found.mm, length 7.5 cm, width 6 cm, depth 2.5 cm
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A Royal Worcester Harry Stinton highland cattle urn, signed H. Stinton, factory stamped 1969, made in England, height 31.5 cm
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A 155-Piece Paragon Athena dinner service, fine bone china, made in England., 19 soup bowls, 16 coffee cups, 6 tea cups, 24 saucers, 1 tea pot, 1 coffee pot, 1 sugar bowl, 1 cream jug, 1 milk jug, 1 gravy boat with 1 saucer, 18 pudding bowls, 18 dinner plates, 2 side dish servers, 2 lidded tureens, 1 salad bowl, 18 starter plates, 19 side plates, 2 large oval serving dishes, 1 medium oval serving dish, 1 cake plate, 1 candy bowl.
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A 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, height 29 cm
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A pair of Indonesian Pottery jars, with flaring neck and one spout, painted in orange and blue pigments with floral and abstract designs, height 21 cm
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A pair of vintage Lombok Indonesian spinning tops, seated on black pedestals, with hand-painted concentric colourful circles on wood and metal spindle.mm, depth 23 cm
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A pair of Indonesian Pottery jars, with flaring neck and two spouts, painted in red and green pigments with elaborate abstract designs, height 20 cm
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Four pieces of Imari Ware, two Crown Derby platesmm, depth 23 cm, Arthur wood sugarbowl height 8.5 cm and milk jug height 9 cm
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An impressive and large Doulton blue and white urn, baluster shaped and finely painted with a farming scene with horses and figures gathering hay. Resting on a circular foot, painted with scrolls and repeating foliate pattern. 'Doulton & Co Burslem' label and marked 'Dulton Burslem England', height 77 cm, depth 31 cm
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Three old Delft lidded urns, 18th/19th century, Dutch, baluster form, the front panels depicting windmill and figures in landscapes, elaborate scrolling and floral framing, the conforming domed lid with dog finials. Faults and old repairs, height 45 cm
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A Keith Murray for Wedgwood Queensware pitcher, C. 1942, cream glaze, printed mark to base 'Km, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston, made in England', height 22.5 cm
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