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Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:365
Sale Title:Jewellery, Fine & Applied ArtLots with images:365
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:294
Date:19-Jul-2022
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A large vintage copper jug, approximately 8 litre (17 pint) capacity, with dovetail and hammered construction, copper handle, height 35 cm
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A large vintage copper stock pot approximately 17.5 litre (30¾ pint) capacity, with maker's stamp (Temple & Crook, Motcomb St SW) (1874-1912), dovetail construction, copper side handles, matched lid. A tap hole to the side. Crest engraved to both: a Marquess's or Marchioness's coronet above 'A L', diameter 28 cm
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A large vintage copper stock pot approximately 12.5 litre (22 pint) capacity, with maker's cypher under the base, dovetail construction, copper side handles, matched lid, diameter 25 cm
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A large vintage copper stock pot approximately 13 litre (27½ pint) capacity, with dovetail construction, iron handle, matched lid, diameter 31 cm
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A large vintage copper pot approximately 12.75 litre (22½ pint) capacity, with maker's stamp (Temple & Crook, 20 Motcomb St SW) (1874-1912), dovetail construction, iron handle, associated lid with brass handle, diameter 31 cm.
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A large vintage copper pot approximately 10.5 litre (18½ pint) capacity, with maker's stamp (Jones Bros. Down St. W.) (1832-1900), dovetail construction, iron handle, matched lid, diameter 28.5 cm.
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Two large vintage copper pots dovetail construction, the larger, approximately 8.5 litre (15 pint) capacity, copper handle, associated lid with iron handle, diameter 24.5 cm. The smaller approx. 3.8 litre (6¾ pint), distressed iron handle, associated lid, diameter 21.5 cm
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A St. Clair copper stock pot approximately 5.5 litre (9¾ pint) capacity, domed lidded, diameter 26.5 cm; along with a St. Clair small brandy pan.
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A large, quality Victorian gentleman's rosewood cased freshwater fishing tackle storage and display box, recessed brass strapping, enclosing a superbly fitted interior with multiple compartments, stitched leather named sleeves, leather satchels, removeable fitted tiered boxes. Many with original contents including feathers, traces, hooks. An impressive box fit for a nobleman. 60 cm x 37 cm x 14 cm.
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A pair of Louis XVI-style marble garniture urns, late 19th-early 20th century, ormolu-mounted black mottled marble urns, each on a tripod base with three ram's head supports, height 32.5 cm
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A Mont Blanc 100 Year Anniversary limited edition fountain pen produced in 2006 only, designed and marketed as an homage to Montblanc's original safety pen Simplo Rouge et Noire, circa 1908. Black resin case with gold bands and clip, early logo, sliding sleeve case to expose 18K gold nib. Cartridge fill. With original case and booklets.
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dramatic full-length Geoffrey's cat (Leopardus geoffroyi) fur coat, a South American small ocelot type wild cat named after the French naturalist Geoffroy St. Hilaire. Fully lined and in good condition.
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A sterling silver hip flask with presentation inscription to 'Major Stowe NZMC, From His Fellow Officers, No.2 N.Z.G.H. 10.1.18'. Oblong with removable cup, hinged bayonet lid, hallmarked Birmingham 1917 by William Neale & Son Ltd, height 10.5 cm. 196gm. Stowe, William Reginald, M.R.C.S., L .R.C.P. - Major, New Zealand Medical Corps [World War I 3/1360 - Army] No. 2 New Zealand General Hospital Walton-upon-Thames 31 July 1915-1919. Embarked; HMHS Marama Hospital Ship. No. 2 1st Voyage from New Zealand
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A vintage pounamu hei tiki, of kawakawa variety, traditional form with head tilted to right, red wax inlaid ring eye, hands to thighs; concealed suspension hole to back, height 8.9 cm
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A large Maori figure carved pounamu boulder, the stylised figure wearing a hei tiki, with hands to front, holding a mere, soft edged carving. Dark tone with pale inclusions and golden tan highlights. 64 cm x 38 cm x 46 cm. Approximately 160kgs.
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An album 'Maori Studies', twelve 'Permanent Carbonette Photos' by Thomas Pringle, along with Heath's 'The Spa, Taupo, 1888-1938' souvenir booklet. Both distressed
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1936 Evening News Jean Batten newspaper seller's poster, detailed 'October 16, 1936. How Jean Did It. Evening News 6.30', this being the day Jean Batten reached Auckland after her epic solo flight starting in England. Black and red printed on heavy paper. 76 cm x 50 cm. Some folding creases. Framed under glass. Note: News of the record was front-page news around the world. Batten arrived in Sydney on 13 October. While she had a welcome rest and waited for the weather over the Tasman Sea to improve, some…
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A vintage, idiosyncratic New Zealand native timbers table, the capstan shaped base with multiple inlaid pieces supporting a circular top inlaid in a sunray pattern, label to the base 'Made by Jim Barlow, Orakei Cabinetmaker, Public Works Dept. given to Fred Kew by Norman Butterworth, 39 Pleasant Rd, Glen Eden'. 56.5 cm x 48 cm.
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A rare Milton Pottery (New Zealand) majolica cheese dish and cover, with child finial, rich brown, blue and green glaze, ring foot to the base, diameter 21 cm, height 19 cm. Unmarked. Note: A similar example is illustrated in colour in Gail Lambert's book 'Pottery in New Zealand'. 1985. Pg.24. Referenced as marked and in the Milton Museum collection.
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Len Castle large stoneware bowl, variable grey glaze with rich red/brown to the rim, diameter 32 cm. Impressed potter's mark to the base. circa 1970's.
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A large John Madden (Auckland) salt glazed bowl, the dark salt glaze with deep blue effects, red kiln drip highlights, the reverse with lighter conforming tones, throwing ridges evident, raised on short foot ring, incised potter's mark, diameter 57 cm.
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Graeme Storm stoneware large and impressive wall charger, incised slip radiating lily decoration, matt turquoise glaze with dark brown negative detail. Impressed potter's marks, diameter 50.5 cm.
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A Garry Nash glass vase, emerald green flake with acid green interior, ovoid shape, signed and dated '17, height 23 cm
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A 1930s Clyne Farquharson cut glass vase, in a stylised leaf and vine pattern, mild baluster form, etched signature to base. Made by John Walsh, circa 1935 in Birmingham. Farquharson's cut-glass designs are among the most striking and original cut-glass designs done in Britain in the 1930s. Some chips to base, height 25 cm.
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A Rene Lalique opalescent glass bowl, Gui (Mistletoe) pattern, Model No. 3224, circa 1921, wheel engraved mark 'R Lalique, France', diameter 20.5 cm
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A Troika pottery 1960s/70s St. Ives, Cornwall pottery vase, mallet bodied with encircling band of decoration, thin brown glazed ground. Painted mark. Hair cracks to rim, height 25.5 cm.
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Howson's 1912 Arts & Crafts pottery flambe vase, compressed flared top raised above the tapered body, rich dark and red glaze, height 32 cm. Maker's mark and date 1912 to base. Note: Richard Howson (Howson's, cousin of William Howson Taylor of Ruskin pottery, set up his production in Stoke on Trent in 1911, it closed in 1916 so its wares are rare. He employed Edward Wilkes, who was a former employee of Bernard Moore, and he developed his flambe glazes
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Howson's 1912 Arts & Crafts pottery flambe vase, compressed flared top raised above the tapered body, rich dark and red glaze, height 32 cm. Maker's mark and date 1912 to base. Note: Richard Howson (Howson's, cousin of William Howson Taylor of Ruskin pottery, set up his production in Stoke on Trent in 1911, it closed in 1916 so its wares are rare. He employed Edward Wilkes, who was a former employee of Bernard Moore, and he developed his flambe glazes
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A William Moorcroft vase, in the Pansy pattern, inverted baluster form, impressed mark and signature to the base, height 24 cm.
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WMF Art Nouveau silver plate maiden tray, the woman reclining with drape and roses, the overhead handle with vine highlights, length 26 cm.
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A pair of Art Deco crystal decanters, sunray facetted flask bodies with silver collars and double spouts, with conforming stoppers. Birmingham 1924 by Wilmot Manufacturing Co, height 23 cm
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Three early 20th century glass decanters, each etched with a ducal coronet and monogram, baluster shape with tall knopped discoid stopper, height 25 cm
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A large Art Union parian figure, entitled 'The Little Boat Builder' and 'Hit the wrong nail', modelled by E.B.Stephens dated 1878. Impressed details to base, height 45 cm.
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Charles Noke for Royal Doulton Chinese Jade vase twin handled pedestal cup form, printed and painted marks including 'Chinese Jade' and 'Noke' signature, height 7.7 cm, width 13.5 cm.
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A Japanese ivory okimono of Hotei, carved in compact form seated holding a reishi fungus, a tortoise symbolizing longevity climbs his beard. Signed under the base. With wooden stand, height 5.3 cm
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A Nepalese gilt bronze statue of the buddha Shakyamuni, standing on lotus plinth, with hands in vitarka mudra, body clothed in flowing robes and wearing a jewelled headdress, height 34 cm
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