Full details of each lot are displayed, except the lot number, estimate and price. You must be a subscriber to view lot numbers, estimates and prices.

Click here to view registration and subscription levels

September Art and Antique Auction — Cordy's

Auction House: Cordy's Number of lots recorded: 728
Sale Title: September Art and Antique Auction Lots with images: 73
Auction Location: Auckland Prices available: 456
Date: 13/09/2011









Lot Description Price Image
*** A pair of old brass candlesticks in the form of a stork on decorative bases. Height 18 cm *** N/A 
*** A pair of tall Victorian period brass church candlesticks on domed bases and with slide ejectors. Height 51 cm *** N/A 
*** An old model brass and steel cannon, the tapered brass barrel with three rings to the neck, the decorative Romanesk frame supported on two wheels. Length overall 44.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A Victorian copper pipe jelly mould of lobed overall flower head form, engraved with owner’s initials. Diameter 12.5 cm. Height 11 cm *** N/A 
*** A pair of rare 1863 ‘Alexander Ross’ model tall copper jelly moulds of traditional stepped and cross form with patent date ‘April 2.9 cm. 1863’, tin lined, marked with ducal crown, probably by Benham & Froude. Height 16.2 cm.… *** N/A 
*** Three old cooking moulds, includes two larger flan moulds, one with fruit in relief, both with hangers and a smaller copper jelly mould of stepped floral star type form. Diameter 28.5 cm, 27 cm and 11.5 cm *** N/A 
*** Two early 19th century ceramic jelly moulds, one of shaped form with asparagus to the base, the other of octagonal form with cauliflower to the base. Some damage *** N/A 
*** Three mini 19th century jelly moulds: includes two impressed marked Copeland and the other Davenport, each of oval form with various decoration. Each approx. 8.5 cm x 6.5 cm x 4 cm *** N/A 
*** A William IV copper samovar of baluster form with shaped white glass handles, finial and ring to the brass tap, circular spreading base with four shaped feet, decorative shaped border to the top, the fitted lid embossed to the interior “Made for I.… *** N/A 
*** A George III cylindrical copper two pint measure, stamped with official marks near the rim of the cylindrical body, simple riveted loop handle. Height 22.5 cm *** N/A 
*** A 19th century brass saucepan with a riveted steel handle. *** N/A 
*** A copper ‘Teacher’s Whisky’ advertising tray, pentagonal shape *** N/A 
*** A Russian brass samovar, the cylindrical body marked with engraved medals of commendation. Height 48 cm *** N/A 
*** A French brass candlestick, modelled in a chinoiserie manner with a stalk standing upon the back of a tortoise. The stork holds in its beak a flowering stem which forms the support for the nozzle. Old repairs. Height 26 cm *** N/A 
*** A 19th century copper kettle. The slightly flaring cylindrical body with a swing handle and white porcelain finial to the lid. Height 21 cm *** N/A 
*** A large colonial rimu rolling pin of typical cylindrical form, turned removable side handles, labelled ‘Made from a Pillar of St. George’s Church’. Length 100 cm *** N/A 
*** 12 old Pratt pots for anchovy paste, meat paste, etc., some damaged *** N/A 
*** Three old wooden platters, all of shallow dished circular shape with a single handle issuing from the rim, all considerably worn and with old patina. Largest diameter 25 cm *** N/A 
*** Two old hewn wood utensil boxes, each curved fronted box with a back board to hang on the wall, 18thC. Largest height 21 cm *** N/A 
*** A 19th century carved wood nutcracker formed as the head of a boxer dog, shaped handle, moving the internal jaw, good old patina with original dark colouring, glass inset eyes. Length 22 cm ***

Pages   ← prev   next →
1 2 3 4 5 …
If you are already registered or are a subscriber, log in here. If you have forgotten your password click the 'Forgot password?' link below. If you are not yet registered or would like to subscribe, click here to register or subscribe. Registered users can access Lot Alerts but access to auction prices and articles is limited to subscribers.