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Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:765
Sale Title:Antiques & Fine ArtLots with images:147
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:559
Date:14-Jul-2015
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A Morris hand crafted acoustic classical guitar, W-40 model (a replica of the Martin D-40), c.1973, with spruce top, Brazilian rosewood body, rosewood finger-board and bridge. With tartan soft case.
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A rare vintage Aria Pro-II electric bass guitar, model PE-800, c.1980, with solid red ash body, three-ply maple neck and rosewood finger-board. With soft case.
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A large Edwardian brass two draw telescope by J. Lizars. Glasgow and London. Length extended 118 cm, on original blackened iron and brass tripod base. In original wood box with replacement lens.
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A 1920s French 'Richard' cameo glass small lamp base, baluster form, the swollen ovoid body with raised floral designs in deep purple red on a yellow ground with vertical red striped inclusions, the signature in cameo, the base with cutaway for the cord, original gilt fitting to the top to receive the shade, shade absent. Height of glass only 13 cm. Note: Richard was the mark used on acid-etched cameo glass made by the Austrian company Loetz after 1918.
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A small Lalique vase, round squat form with flared rim, on round spreading foot, frosted finish with clear acanthus leaf decoration to the sides, etched Lalique, France to the base. Height 11.5 cm
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A set of six small antique glass sweet dishes, circular with serrated rims, hobnail cut decoration and moulded side handles. Probably Irish. Diameter 11.5 cm
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Two N.Z. art picture glass paperweights, includes: one 'Hot Glass' Peter Raos Arum Lily weight, the other with various millefiori canes and a coloured base as an underwater seascape.
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Two art glass pieces; includes a Garry Nash disc form paperweight with decorative foil coloured inclusions, signed and dated '06 together with a compressed ovoid thick walled vase, the cobalt blue ground with white flowers included.
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A Peter Raos acid green glass decanter, mallet bodied, compressed ovoid stopper, engraved signature and date 1984 to base. Height 29.5 cm
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A Papua New Guinea carved wood story-board, scenes of village life with figures, fish, birds, snake and crocodile canoe. Width 123 cm, height 40 cm
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An old Fijian large tabua, the polished whale's tooth with turmeric staining, scratched initials, the old woven fibre cord with copper wire binding. Length of tooth 16.5 cm
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A small old African wood mask of oval shape, with narrow oval eyes and mouth, incised striations. Probably Chokwe, Congo and Zambia. Length 22.5 cm
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Sydney Parkinson, 'Representation of A War Canoe of New Zealand...' and 'Tereoboo, King of Owyhee, bringing presents to Capt. Cook', two hand coloured steel engravings from Cook's Voyages, published Hogg, London c.1784. Largest 19.5 cm x 36.5 cm
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Louis de Sainson, 'Nouvelle-Zelande' (14 Maori portraits and a study of puhoro [thigh] tattoo), three lithographs, from the Atlas of the First Voyage de L'Astrolabe (Dumont D'Urville) 1826-29, published in Paris 1833, plates 42, 54 and 57: Each 43 cm x 31 cm
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Louis de Sainson, 'Baie Houa Houa', (Natives perform a dance on board the Astrolabe), from the 1833 publication of the Atlas of the Astrolabe Voyage 1827, lithograph Plate 48. 22 cm x 33 cm
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George French Angas, 'Na Horua or Tom Street (Elder Brother of Rauparaha)', lithograph in tints with hand colouring, plate 19 from 'The New Zealanders Illustrated'. Some foxing. 33.5 cm x 28 cm
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George Baxter (1804-67) 'The Rev. J. Waterhouse Superintending the Landing of The Missionaries at Taranaki, New Zealand', oil print, coloured in the Baxter patented method. 26 cm x 40 cm
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Sydney Parkinson, 'A head of a Chief of New Zealand...' and 'A New Zealand Warrior...', two rare steel engravings from the first edition of the alternative/unofficial account of Cook's first voyage, published, London 1773. The unauthorised publication of Parkinson's Journal, who died before the voyages' completion, by his brother followed a dispute with the Admiralty over ownership of the images.
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Richard Aldworth Oliver, 'A Tangi', 'A Korero', 'Stranger's House' and 'Half Castes of Pomare's Pah', four rare lithographs from 'Sketches in New Zealand', published 1852. 27 cm x 39 cm
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A map of New Zealand, Western Australia and Tasmania from Stieler's Hand-Atlas, published by Justus Perthes, 1873, hand coloured in outline. 33.5 cm x 39.5 cm
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68 'briefing' photographs and a typescript for the 1966 visit of the Queen Mother, the monochrome photos include aerial, landscape and architectural views and descriptive carbon copy typescript captions to familiarise H.M. and her staff with the lay of the land.
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A rare Henry Winkelmann triptych panoramic photograph of Auckland city and wharves, c.1910, the left hand image showing Emily Place and Railway Wharf, the centre image - numerous brick buildings fronting Quay Street, the right hand image - the Ferry Building with Ponsonby - St Mary's Bay skyline. Some faults. Each large format image 36.5 cm x 52 cm
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A rare Henry Winkelmann triptych panoramic photograph of the 'Great White Fleet' anchored in the Waitamata Harbour, August 1908, probably taken from Mt Victoria Reserve, Davenport; the images show 16 American battleships and their escorts during their six-day visit as part of a world circumnavigation displaying American naval power. Some faults. Each large format image 36.5 cm x 52 cm
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An old Maori Pa kahawai (fishing lure), the curved wooden back with conforming paua shell panel, the bone carved barb with fine fibre lashing, further lashing to the top end. Being assessed for registration. Length 12 cm
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An old Maori Pa kahawai (trolling lure), the long circular section iron hook tapering to the traditional barbed point with mother-of-pearl panel attached, crack to the centre with various lashings and length of cord attached. Being assessed for registration. Length 12.5 cm
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An old Maori greenstone kapeu (ear pendant), elliptical cross section, mildly curved end, tapered suspension hole. Being assessed for registration. Length 6.5 cm
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A quadrangular toki pounamu (greenstone adze), the heel with trauma and possibly darkened by fire. Provenance: Collection G.J Grace, found in a garden backing Mangere Mountain and gifted to Grace c.1960. Reg. No. Y16348. Length 7.5 cm
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A large carved wood Maori pare (lintel), with traditional kororu (carved face) at its centre and stylised Manaia (guardians) at each end. The Manaia is a spiritual guardian, like a guardian angel to ward off danger and protect against intruders. It acts as a provider and protector over the sky, earth and sea. Width 238 cm
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An early 20th century Maori tokotoko (talking stick) carved with stylised faces, some with paua inset eyes, dark patina. Length 53 cm
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