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Architectural — Dunbar Sloane Ltd.

$7,729
A Very Rare Late 19th C Drury Pottery Fern Chair, tree trunk sha…
$2,455
A Rare Sherwin & Cotton Tile of Matene Te Nga.…
$1,749
KPM Porcelain Portrait Tile painted with fine beauty in ornate g…
$805
A New Zealand Colonial Wrought Iron & Timber Gate, decorated…








Auction House: Dunbar Sloane Ltd.
Number of lots recorded: 9
Lots with images: 9
Prices available: 9
Category: Architectural




Lot Description Price Image
*** A Very Rare Late 19th C Drury Pottery Fern Chair, tree trunk shape base with fern support back. This is a one-off piece. Height 86 cm Provenance: Ex the estate of Kereone Station, Matamata (the owner of the station was director of Drury Pottery) ***
*** A Rare Sherwin & Cotton Tile of Matene Te Nga. Made at Eastwood Tile Works, Hanley, Staffordshire. No crazing. 22 x 15 cm ***
*** KPM Porcelain Portrait Tile painted with fine beauty in ornate gilt wood frame 31.5 x 27.5 cm Impressed mark ***
*** A New Zealand Colonial Wrought Iron & Timber Gate, decorated with ferns and floral motifs. Height 121 cm, Width 107 cm ***
*** Pair of Beautiful Decorative Window Shutters in silver, enamel and ceramic tiles. Height 81 cm Width 67 cm ***
*** Large Circular Leadlight Window Panel decorated with a sailing boat ***
*** Large Circular Leadlight Window Panel decorated with a sailing boat ***
*** Set of 19th century Regency Period Fire Dogs and Tools ***
*** Early 20th Century Whalebone Vertebrae now used as a seat. D. 33 cm ***

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