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20.21C Art and Design — Shapiro Auctioneers

Auction House:Shapiro AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:183
Sale Title:20.21C Art and DesignLots with images:179
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:139
Date:31-Jul-2018
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Scandinavian nest of tables, comprising three graduated tables, rosewood with ceramic tiled tops (3), height 48 cm width 52 cm depth 36.5 cm
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After Milo Baughman (American, 1923- 2003), pair of drum side tables, stainless steel (2), height 42 cm diameter 50 cm
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Circular rug, linen and wool, cream with rib pattern, retains retailer's label, diameter 300 cm. Provenance: Whitecliffe Imports, Glebe, NSW
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Rodolfo Dordoni (Italian, b. 1954), Davis screen, c. 2000, produced by Venini glass, three panel screen, chromed metal frame with lacquered wood and coloured glass panels, height 40 cm width 241 cm depth 161 cm, cf. For comparison Christie's south Kensington, Gordon Watson: The Collector, 13 October 2016, lots 19 and 20
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Davide Salvadore (Italian), sculptural vessel, black battuto glass, the lower part with murine and brown fuse glass abstract design, unsigned, retains decal label 'Marco polo glass gallery & Studio, height 54 cm
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Venini, Opalino' vase, limited edition 2191/2999, c. 1999, blue glass internally decorated with gold leaf inclusions, engraved 'Venini 99', retains decal label 'Murano made in Italy Venini, height 30 cm
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Dino Martens (Italian, 1894-1970), handkerchief vase, produced by Aureliano Toso, internally decorated and applied glass, unsigned, height 20 cm width 30 cm
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Cenedese, freeform vase, blue glass internally decorated with gold leaf inclusions, signed 'V. Cenedese', retains decal label 'Marco polo glass gallery & Studio, height 27 cm
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Brian Hirst (b. 1956), Unika series vase, 2011, coloured glass, gold and silver foils, signed and dated to the underside 'B. Hirst Unika series 2011 #9', height 26 cm
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Brian Hirst (b. 1956), Unika series vase, 2010, coloured glass, gold and silver foils, signed and dated to the underside 'B. Hirst Unika series 2010', height 24 cm
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Ludovico Diaz de Santillana and Tobia Scarpa (Italian), Battuto' vase, c. 1998, produced by Venini, pale green battuto glass, engraved 'Venini 1998', retains decal label 'Murano made in Italy Venini, height 45 cm. Provenance: green glass specially selected from the Venini Studio by the previous owner
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After Pablo Picasso, glass vase with two faces, clear glass with applied coloured glass, with two loop handles, unsigned, height 48 cm width 33 cm
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Venini, Fiji vase, c. 2003, produced by Venini, clear blown glass with sommerso bands of yellow, orange, brown and red, engraved 'Venini 2003', height 34.5 cm
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Fulvio Bianconi (Italian, 1915-1996), Fasce sommerso' vase, c. 2003, produced by Venini, clear blown glass with sommerso bands of blue, pink, green, yellow and red, signed 'Venini, Fluvio Bianconi, 2003/69', retains decal label 'Venini, height 30.5 cm
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Cenedese, freeform vase, orange glass internally decorated with gold leaf inclusions, signed 'V. Cenedese', retains decal label 'Marco polo glass gallery & Studio, height 27 cm
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Anzolo Fuga (Italian), opaline freeform bowl, c. 1960, opaline, orange and amethyst glass, width 47 cm depth 37 cm
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Laura Diaz de Santillana (Italian), Sommersi Oro' ball vase, c. 2001, produced by Venini, green glass internally decorated with gold leaf inclusions, engraved 'Venini Laura 2001', height 16 cm
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Laura Diaz de Santillana (Italian), Biro' vase, designed 1982, executed 2000, produced by Venini, blue, green and clear glass, engraved 'Venini 2000', with Venini box, height 21 cm
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Kaj Franck (Finnish, 1911-1989), Kremlin Kellots' (Kremlin Bells) double decanter, designed 1957, executed 1961, produced by Nuutajarvi Notsjo, mould blown coloured glass, engraved 'K. Franck Nuutajarvi Notsjo 61', height 35 cm
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Tyra Lundgren (Swedish, 1897-1979), leaf bowl, produced by Venini, cobalt blue glass, acid stamp to underside 'Venini Murano Italia, height 9 cm width 23 cm
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Carlo Scarpa (Italian, 1906-1978), bowl, produced by Venini, cobalt blue glass, acid stamp to underside 'Venini Murano Italia, height 9 cm width 14.5 cm
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Venini, Anni Trenta' vase, c. 2003, blue and black glass, engraved 'Venini 2003', retains decal label 'Murano made in Italy Venini, height 25 cm
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Carlo Moretti (Italian), vase, c. 1995, blown red glass with applied black glass spikes, signed ' Carlo Moretti 1995', retains decal label 'Made in Italy Carlo Moretti, height 25 cm
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Carlo Moretti (Italian), twin handled vase, c. 1995, black and orange fused glass, with two applied orange handles, signed ' Carlo Moretti 1995', retains decal label 'Made in Italy Carlo Moretti, height 17 cm diameter 26 cm
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Venini, Opalino' vase, limited edition 309/999, c. 2002, coral glass internally decorated with gold leaf inclusions, engraved 'Venini 2002', retains decal label 'Murano made in Italy Venini, height 30 cm
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Venini, gourd vase, c. 1998, clear blown glass and brown sommerso, engraved 'Venini 98', retains decal label 'Murano made in Italy Venini, height 37 cm
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Archimede Seguso (Italian), low bowl, c. 1950, clear glass with gold leaf inclusions, of oblong shape with two applied white glass roses, length 35 cm
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Ercole Barovier (Italian), three 'Cordonato Oro' fluted bowls, c. 1950, produced by Barovier & Toso, clear and green glass with gold leaf inclusions, two with scalloped rim and scroll ends, one with basket handle (3), approx. Height 7 cm length 7 cm
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Archimede Seguso (Italian), low bowl, c. 1950, pink glass with gold leaf inclusions, of oblong shape with scroll ends, length 42 cm
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Giorgio Giuman (Italian), twin handled vase, pale pink, white and clear glass, with two applied black glass handles, signed 'Giorgio Giuman, height 25 cm
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Guaxs (German), two Studio glass vases, green smokey grey glass, each retains Studio's stamp to underside (2), height 32.5 cm, 51 cm
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Philippe Starck for Baccarat, Harcourt 'Un Parfait' (one Perfect) crystal wine glasses, Darkside collection, comprising six black crystal glasses, with presentation case (6), height 26.5 cm length 61 cm (boxed set). Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
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Nick mount (Australian, b. 1952), glass decanter, hand blown clear glass, together with a funnel, signature etched to base (2), height 36.5 cm
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James Alexander Barrow Linton (English/Australian, 1904-1980), set of six Arts & Crafts sterling silver tea spoons, with hammered bowls and decorated handles, hallmarked 'JAL ST. Silver' and stamped with a gumnut, with box (6), weight 81 cm
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Harald Nielsen (Danish, 1892-1977) for Georg Jensen, sterling silver Christening mug, design no. 444B, with hammered decoration and leaf handle, marked 'Dessin HNGeorg Jensen Denmark sterling 444B, weight 110 grams height 7.5 cm. Provenance: The Estate of Charles (Ruthven) Blackburn
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Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen, hammered sterling silver bowl, model 878, designed c. 1935, stamped 'Dessin HNDenmark sterling 878 Georg Jensen, weight 1534 grams height 15.5 cm diameter 27 cm
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Georg Jensen, sterling silver cutlery service, 'Acorn' pattern, setting for eight, comprising entree forks, entree knives, soup spoons, table forks, table knives and table spoons, knives with stainless steel blades, stamped (48), weight 1548 grams (without knives)
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Georg Jensen, stainless steel cutlery set, prism' pattern, setting for twelve, comprising twelve table forks, twelve table knives, twelve soup spoons, twelve entree forks, twelve entree knives, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve tea spoons, ten serving pieces, stamped, (106)
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Georg Jensen, stainless steel cutlery set, 'Holiday II' pattern, setting for six, comprising seven entree forks, nine entree knives, eight table forks, six table knives, six soup spoons, seven dessert spoons, stamped (43)
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Clelia Bertetti for Lenci pottery, Mexican couple, c. 1940, glazed porcelain, maked respectively 'Le Bertettii Torino made in Italy N. 224 Kenia' and 'Le Bertettii Torino made in Italy N. 180 M' (2), height 50 cm, 45 cm
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Roger Capron (French, 1922-2006), Vallauris lidded jar and lamp base, slip cast earthenware of cylindrical forms, vermillion glaze over black underglaze with geometric wax resist design, impressed to base 'Capron Vallauris France' (2), jar height 23.5 cm lamp base height 31.5 cm. Provenance: Purchased from Marion hall Best Pty Ltd. Private collection, Sydney
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Olive Bishop (Australian, b. 1941), three glazed pottery mugs, moulded as gentlemen's buttoned down collars with knotted ties in varying glazes, signed to base 'Bishop '84' (3), height 14 cm
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Lyndal Moor (Australian, b. 1944), pair of fertility vases, white slip cast porcelain of male and female forms, decorated with garlands in hand painted glaze (2), height 30 cm
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), lamp base, earthenware with blush and celadon green glaze, featuring two applied fawns in relief to sides, signature incised to base, 'Klytie Pate, height 32 cm
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William Ricketts (Australian, 1899-1993), fountain sculpture, 1938, hand built earthenware, featuring a small circular plate above three crouching figures upon a shallow circular dish with domed centre glazed in iron oxide, incised to base 'W. M. Ricketts - potter's Sanctuary Mt Dandenong - Feb 18th 1938', height 13.5 cm diameter 26 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, NSW, thence by descent, possible maquette for a water feature intended for the potter's Sanctuary in Mt Dandenong
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Marguerite Mahood (Australian, 1901-1989), lizard candle holder, earthenware with scalloped piercework to base and applied lizard and pierced decoration, incised to base 'Marguerite Mahood' with model number 'C 677', restored (A/F), height 15 cm
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Marguerite Mahood (Australian, 1901-1989), pierced work candle holder, of low squat form with fern frond pierced filigree design to outer wall and painted mustard yellow glaze accents, incised to base 'Marguerite Mahood' with MM monogram and model number 'B 227', height 5.5 cm diameter 10.5 cm
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Marguerite Mahood (Australian, 1901-1989), lizard dish, wheel thrown earthenware, the interior in shades of red and orange glaze featuring an applied lizard peeling back a corner of the dish with its mouth, incised to base 'Marguerite Mahood' with model number 'E 1158', height 4 cm diameter 15 cm
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Marguerite Mahood (Australian, 1901-1989), figure of a lady, wearing an orange ruffled gown and black bonnet whilst holding a bouquet of flowers, incised near base of dress 'Marguerite Mahood' with model number 'G 625', restored and presented on circular wooden base (A/F), height 28 cm including base
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Mamie Venner (Australian, 1882-1974), 'tile fish' presentation plate, 1934, hand painted design of fish amongst reeds on gilt Limoges porcelain, signed to base 'Mamie Venner 1934 tile fish, height 5 cm width 60 cm
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Mamie Venner (Australian, 1882-1974), set of six fish plates, 1934, hand painted design of various fish in water on gilt Limoges porcelain, each signed to reverse 'Mamie Venner' (6), diameter 23 cm
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Sung-Jae Choi (Korean, b. 1962), square fire' vase, 1998, slab built stoneware with applied fins to sides, cream slip decoration in the Buncheong technique, artist's signature and date incised to base, height 22.5 cm width 19 cm depth 10 cm
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Hiroe Swen (Japanese Australian, b. 1934), blossom vase, c. 1982, hand built stoneware, matte slip glaze with applied decal transfer of hand drawn leaf design, artist's seals impresses to base, height 22 cm width 25 cm depth 10 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist in Canberra
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Alan Peascod (Australian, 1943-2007), lustre pot, 1980, stoneware of tapered globular form with gold lustre glaze, decorated with the moon and clouds, signed and dated within the glaze 'Peascod 80', height 43 cm. Provenance: potter's place, Kingston ACT. Private collection, SA, Exhibited: Crafts Council of Australia, 1981
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Toni Warburton (Australian, b. 1951), lotus vase, 1991, hand built terracotta with brush painted glaze in floral decoration to body, artist's mark signed and dated to interior of vase, height 60 cm. Provenance: Commissioned and purchased directly from the artist in 1991
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Jeff Mincham (Australian, b. 1950), vessel, 1986, raku fired earthernware, wheel thrown body with incised patterns and applied slab built fin ornamentation, inscribed artist's signature 'Mincham '86' to base, height 32.5 cm width 40.5 cm
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Bobbi Hicks (Australian), impressive footed vase, c. 1973, grogged stoneware with oxide and volcanic glaze, the base of globular shape with moulded base and decorated with protruding circular embellishments, detachable elongated neck with torn freeform mouth, signed to base 'Hicks, height 72 cm
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Milton Moon (Australian, b. 1926), glazed dish, wheel thrown stoneware with footed base, matte glaze with brushed floral decoration, artist's mark incised to base, height 5 cm diamter 20 cm
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Derek Smith (Australian, b. 1931), cylindrical bowl, stoneware with matte glaze and incised ring decoration to outer body, artist's stamp impressed near base, height 9 cm diameter 20 cm
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Peter Travis (Australian, 1929-2016), small sphere, hand coiled and glazed stoneware in concentric pattern, diameter 10 cm
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Alan Peascod (Australian, 1943-2007), goblet, wheel thrown stoneware, matte midnight blue glaze with painted glaze decoration of roosters and bushes, incised to interior of footed base 'Peascod, height 14.5 cm
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Collection of twelve assorted Australian Studio Pottery mugs, wheel thrown stoneware, in various sizes and glazes (12)
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Reg Preston (Australian, 1917-2000), tall bottle vase, stoneware, the four faceted sides decorated with a marbled effect glaze in shades of orange and olive, height 43 cm width 17 cm
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Greg Daly (Australian, b. 1954), lustre blossom vase, 1987, stoneware, of ovoid form, deep purple lustre glaze with painted floral yellow and gold glaze embellishment, height 19 cm diameter 24 cm
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Kaye Pembarton (Australian), porcelain charger, c. 1988, wheel thrown, decorated with hand painted underglaze featuring patterned motifs in shades of blue, green and pink, height 8 cm diameter 32 cm
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Stephen Bowers (Australian, b. 1952), large presentation plate, 1986, hand painted glaze decoration of a black cockatoo, on custom made stand, height 9 cm diameter 40 cm, Labels: Literature: Mansfield, J., contemporary ceramic Art, Craftsman house 1995, p. 88
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), Eucalyptus vase, 1998, wheel thrown, decorated with a band of eucalptyus leaves in relief, mauve and turquoise green glaze, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate 1998', height 25 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), large vase and bowl, wheel thrown, the vase of cylindrical form with banded neck, both in flowing vibrant turquoise glaze, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate' (2), vase height 40 cm bowl diameter 28 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), vase and flask, wheel thrown, the vase of classical form with waisted base in mottled mauve glaze, the flask of tapered form with elongated neck (repaired), flowing turquoise and mauve glaze, artist's signature incised to bases 'Klytie Pate' (A/F) (2). Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), large vase and lidded cylindrical jar, 1988, wheel thrown, in experimental mottled gold, purple and green lustre glaze, each with artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate, 1988' (2), vase height 35 cm jar height 29 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), large ginger jar, wheel thrown, in experimental mottled gold, purple and green lustre glaze, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate, height 28.5 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), ginger jar, 1997, wheel thrown terracotta, of squat rounded form, experimental crawled green glaze, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate, 1997', height 20 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), candle holder, 1998, pierce work decoration of swallows in relief, turquoise green glaze, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate, 1998', height 13 cm diameter 12.5 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Klytie Pate (Australian, 1912-2010), bud vase, of flask form with flattened walls and narrow neck, turquoise green glaze decorated with painted iridescent glaze to sides, artist's signature incised to base 'Klytie Pate, height 21 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, Melbourne. Private Collection, NSW
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Bauhaus style ink blotter, length 18.5 cm
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Paul Bruce, black coral tree, 2006, framed, 104 x 103 cm
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Paul Bruce, shell sculpture, 2006, rectangular frame on stand, 73.5 x 55 cm
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Giant clam shell, length 62 cm
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Large shellwork footed vase, applied with various shells, height 82 cm
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Iatmul carved food hook, 'Samban', middle Sepik river Region, Papua New Guinea, early 20th century, wood with natural pigments and shells, carved as a male ancestor standing on a hook, height 50 cm. Provenance: Ex private collection new York, deaccessioned from the Connecticut Museum, Labels: Iatmul suspension hooks have both utilitarian and ceremonial functions. Suspended from the rafters by a cord, they are used to safeguard food, clothing, and other items, which are placed in baskets or string bags.…
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Ceremonial dance mask, north Coast Region, Papua New Guinea, early 20th century, wood with natural pigments, height 33 cm. Provenance: Ex private collection, Paris, France
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Two war shields, Papua New Guinea, carved and incised hardwood (2), height 130 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, Sydney, c. 1998
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Emu egg, c. 1990, painted design of an Illawarra steelers player, possibly Ian Russell, height 14 cm
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