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November Art & Antique Auction — Cordy's

Auction House: Cordy's Number of lots recorded: 659
Sale Title: November Art & Antique Auction Lots with images: 19
Auction Location: Auckland Prices available: 460
Date: 09/11/2010









Lot Description Price Image
*** A vintage copper jelly mould of heavily embossed circular dome form, the sides with large fruit forms, the top of mildly castellated shape, tin lined interior. Diameter 22 cm *** N/A 
*** A Georgian period copper two-handled fish kettle of plain diamond or ‘place’ shape, the lid with a central handle. Length 55 cm width 40 cm ***
*** An Old English commercial quality copper mixing bowl of plain circular dome form with rolled rim and large brass ring suspension hanging loop, marked ‘Helvetia’ and with British and Swiss flags, possibly for the luxurious hotel line.… *** N/A 
*** An early 20thC spelter bronze table lamp modelled as a young Dutch girl carrying a basket of fish beside a pond. The pond’s surface is of mottled green/blue glass which conceals an electric light. Height 28.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A late 19th century French spelter figure of ‘Forgeron’ as a blacksmith working at his anvil with arm raised, gilded finish, the turned wooden ebonised base bearing the title plaque. Height 63.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A Ferndale Coal & Mining Company safety lamp. Height 21 cm *** N/A 
*** A Victorian period spelter figure in the form of a cavalier on horseback, the ‘rocky ground’ base set on an oval ebonised wood panel with four feet. Height 37 cm width 35 cm depth 14.5 cm ***
*** Two old carved wooden items; a Pitcairn Islands hand vase, inscribed to the base, height 220 and a walnut oval bread plate ‘Give us this .................’ length 30.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A pair of c.1940’s cast bronze figures of Maori women in various poses by Mollie Scott, both wearing head scarves, one seated with legs crossed, the other seated with legs to the side, soft edge finish with good old patina.… *** N/A 
*** Brian Taylor sculpture ‘Pacific Genesis’. Island mahogany and kauri. Entitled, signed and dated 1965 on a label under base. Height 56 cm *** N/A 
*** An old N.Z. coloured volcanic ash picture in a glass cylinder with rewarewa base. Height 18 cm Together with a matching glass pencil *** N/A 
*** A moa lower leg bone (fibula), some weathering to one end. Length 53 cm *** N/A 
*** An old full turtle shell, polished finish. Length 54.5 cm width 49 cm *** N/A 
*** An old turtle shell, traditional pale tones. Length 57 cm *** N/A 
*** A fully mounted wild Thar’s head complete with horns and natural long hair to its chest, mounted on shield backing *** N/A 
*** A vintage leopard skin rug, backed onto brown felt with a shaped edge, in good condition. Length 200 cm maximum width 130 cm ***
*** An African striped hyena pelt. Length 156 cm ***
*** A full mounted wild boar’s head with an open mouth showing tusks, brown colourway with black spotted highlights and ears, mounted on shield backing board. Length protruding from board 48.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A full mounted wild boar’s head, the open mouth showing tusks, black hair, mounted on shield backing. Length protruding from board 48 cm *** N/A 
*** A silver and hippopotamus tusk gong set, the two tusks joined by a silver presentation plate engraved Angola 1898 from J.J.W. to J.G.S. 10-1-12, a large silver plate gong hangs from the silver tipped tusks, on a rectangular shaped oak base with silver plate stands and original hammer, Edinburgh 1911, makers initials J.R. & S. Height 40 cm width 47.5 cm depth 20 cm ***

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