3d catalogue oct sales 2008

ART / DESIGN

New Zealand’sPremier Auction House18 Manukau RoadPO Box 99 251Newmarket, Auckland 1031New ZealandP +649 524 6804F +649 524 7048 [email protected]

DAY 3A2 ARTSATURDAY 1 NOV, 11AM

WEDNESDAY 29OCT 9AM – 7PM

THURSDAY 30OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

FRIDAY 31OCT 9AM – 4PM

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IMPORTANT NOTE: BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’spremium of 15% will be charged on all items in thiscatalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’spremiumonly.

CONDITION OF ITEMSTheconditionof items isnotgenerallydetailedinthiscatalogue.Buyersmustsatisfythemselveswithregardtotheconditionoflotsonwhichtheybidandshouldrefertoclause6intheConditionsofSalesforBuyersprintedatthebackofthecatalogue.Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers withconditionreportsonanylots.

CONTEMPORARYART / DESIGN TRADITIONAL DESIGN A2 ART

DAY 1 CONTEMPORARY ART/DESIGNWEDNESDAY 22 OCT, 6.30PM

DAY 2TRADITIONAL DESIGNTHURSDAY 23 OCT, 6PM

VIEWING:EVENING VIEWING WEdNEsday 15 OCT, 6 – 8PM

AND DISCUSSION ON DESIGN WITH ROGER BATEMAN,

ASSOCIATE HEAD, SCHOOL OF DESIGN, UNITEC



FRIDAY 17OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

SATURDAY 18OCT 11AM – 3PM

SUNDAY 19OCT 11AM – 3PM

MONDAY 20OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

TUESDAY 21OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

WEDNESDAY 22OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

THURSDAY 23OCT 9AM – 12NOON

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ThisContemporaryArtandDesigncatalogueofferssomethinga

littledifferenttothediscerningcollector.Itprovidesanoverview

of current practice across the multiple genres that constitute

today’screativelandscape;contemporaryart,contemporaryand

moderndesign,glass,ceramicsandobjectspresentedwithina

singlesession.Whatisnotableinrecenttimesisanexpansion

towards traditional craft application being recognised by the

fine arts community of curators and collectors. Equally the

parametersofindustrialdesignhasshiftedwithanewwaveof

designerscrossingtheboundariesbetweenengineer,designer

andartist,takinganartist’sapproachtobothfunctionandform.

It makes sense that people who enjoy the visual arts would

alsoextendtheiraestheticsensibilityacrossthebreadthofthe

creativedisciplinesincludingarchitecture,industrialandhome-

waredesignandjewellery.Today’scontemporarycollectordoes

notappeartobesointerestedinisolatingprocesses,andthere

alsoappearstobeagrowingrecognitionthatgooddesignmay

verywellgothroughavalidartisticprocessjustasmuchasfine

artisfreetoapplydesignprocessesanddisciplines.

Withthetraditionaldelineationsofartpracticebeingcreatively

bridgedwithinanamalgamatedlandscapeoffineart,graphic

design, film, illustration, web design, photography, visual

effects, animation, graffiti, motion graphics, stop motion and

industrialdesign,Webb’sispleasedtobeofferinganoverview

of some of the exceptionally talented local and international

artistsanddesignerswhocontinuetoexplorethediverseand

excitingworldthatbringstogetherartanddesign.

Whatlinkstheart-worksandmanyoftheobjectsinthiscatalogue

is thehighqualityof theirmaking. Mixingup traditional fine

art materials and concepts with industrial art materials and

methods, it is apparent that traditional painting practice and

photography sits comfortably alongside cast-glass, sculpture,

lightingdesignandfurnituremaking.

Many works are constructed by artisans with a shared

understanding of materials. They are makers of artworks who

sculpt, photograph, collage, construct and print; running the

gamutofcontemporaryartpractice.

Whatisalsoshiftingtheboundariesforthecollectoristhefact

thatmanyartiststodayarewellversedacrossarangeoftechnical

practices. This can be attributed, partly, to our modern art

institutionswhonowofferavastrangeoftechnicalcurriculums

thatinturnprovidethecreativepractitionertheknowledgeand

networkstomixtheirgenresofpracticeandinfluences.

PaintingssuchasTonydeLautour’s+ - (lot40 )areviewed in

contextwithStephenBambury’s“TheObjectisDematerialised”

(lot 56). Both works share an interest in basic compositional

structure,buttheirapproachtomaterialscouldhardlybemore

different.TheslicksurfaceoftheBamburycontrastssharplywith

theorganic surfaceof thedeLautour.Youngerartists suchas

Eve Armstrong and Seung Yul Oh use the found object as a

binding interest. Whether they are collaging found items, or

painting on the surface of a found filing tray, everyday items

aretransformed.Thecontextinwhichtheobjectsaredisplayed

encouragesashiftofperspectivefromtheviewer.

Within themilieuof thecatalogue, thecontextandproximity

ofartanddesignencouragestheviewertomakeconnections

across works and practices throughout the catalogue. It is

a deliberate ploy to encourage new ways of viewing creative

processes and to suggest new ways of collecting, playfully

ignoring the strict hierarchies that once dominated the art

world.Wehopeyou’llagreethattheselectionofartworksand

objectsinthiscataloguebringafreshandstimulatingapproach

tothepresentionofcontemporaryartanddesign.

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WEARABLE OBjECTSOften described as being driven by passion, love or addiction,

the concept of collecting art, design, jewellery, objects and

furniture is an interesting and varied phenomenon. The

wearable object section of the contemporary catalogue is

intended to showcase this exciting area of practice and further

promote local talent to a wider audience of collectors. New

Zealand has an extraordinary range of contemporary artists

and object makers. The wearable objects in this catalogue have

been created by artists with longstanding careers or training in

the industry, who are currently creating pieces that challenge

and offer diversity across their individual disciplines.

JESSICAPEARLESS

An extensive offering of rare, period furniture from the

celebrated 1950s designers Charles and Ray Eames will be a

certain highlight for collectors of genuine vintage classics.

Widely recognised contributors to industrial, furniture and

graphic design, contemporary art, film and architecture, the

Eames’ partnership created signature trends. However, of all

theirproductsandprojects,itmaybethecelebrated‘Nos.670

and 671 Lounge Chair and Ottoman’ (lot 43) that epitomises

theEamesstyleandwhichhasgoneontobeoneofthemost

extensively manufactured of all the Eames designs. Designed

in1956,the‘LoungeChairandOttoman’wastheEames’most

constructionally complex chair and their first design for the

luxuryendofthemarket.

The sale also includes six vintage ‘Aluminium Group’ EA

105 chairs in teal (lot 50), and a set of four vintage hopsack

‘Aluminium Group’ EA435 chairs with a later board-table (lot

61).Again,thesearefineexamplesofEamesdesign.

Further mid-20th-century highlights represented in the sale

include:apre-productionMiesvanderRohe‘Barcelona’chair

c.1950(lot42);apairofvintageMiesvanderRohe‘Brno’chairs

(lot76);asetoflibraryshelvesfromtheWisconsinCongressional

Library (lot 217); a large Dorothy Thorpe Crown Lynn dinner

service(lot266)andawonderfulselectionaDanishmid-century

furnitureandlighting.

Wearealsopleasedtobefeaturingtheworksofanumberof

contemporaryNewZealanddesigners.

Represented in a number of public collections including the

Victoria&AlbertMuseum,LondonandTePapaTongarewa,David

Trubridgehasexhibitedforover25yearsinmanyoftheworld’smost

prestigiousdesignexhibitionsbothlocallyandinternationally.

OfferedinthissaleisanextraordinaryanduniqueTrubridgelight

form,‘BombaySapphireLight’ (lot45);commissionedin2008,

thepieceiscraftedfrompoly-carbonatepanelswhichspreads

a remarkable illumination. Measuring six metres in length, its

formisimpressivebothtechnicallyandaesthetically.Tracingthe

curvilinear formsfoundinthe islandsofthePacific landscape,

Trubridge has reincarnated the natural form of a cloud while

also rendering the light formas topographical reference.The

overalleffectisoneofbeauty,formandfunction.

TheTrubridgestudio ‘BodyRaft, 2001’ (lot44), isanexample

of this artist’s signature work. Trubridge was influenced by

the nautical techniques and materials he’d come across on

his travels throughout the Pacific, and the ‘Body Raft’ firmly

establishedhis reputationwithin theNewZealand landscape.

Theconstructionrestsonacurvedbasesothatitcanberocked

gentlybackwardsandforwards.Itresemblesbothahammock,

with all its associations of comfort and rest, and a traditional

Polynesianmorioriwakapuhara(reefcanoe).

Hot on Trubridge’s heels is a new generation of young and

aspiring designers encouraged by the emergence of new

platformsonwhich todevelopandshowcase their ideas.The

Objectspacegallery,thetravellingCraftwerkfairandoperators

suchasSimonJamesarebutafewexamplesofarenasdedicated

solely to design and craft. The Unitec School of Design’s

‘Generator’, is also notable as it is set up to assist design

graduatestogrownewbusinessesorpursuecreativeconcepts

within a somewhat crowded commercial setting. Celebrating

and supporting the creative industries, we are proud to be

offeringworksfromtalentedgraduatesanddesignersincluding

GuyHohmannHOMENZ– ‘YoungDesignerof theYear’ and

hisco-graduatesandworkmatesScottFacer,JonnyMcDonald,

ZekiahHeath,SimonGambleandValentinTinc.

Come along to the evening preview on Wednesday 15 October

at 6pm and hear leading lecturer and design specialist Roger

Bateman,discussaselectionofNewZealanddesignworksonoffer.

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John Pusateri, week fourteen, archival digital print on paper Seed Gallery, 23A Crowhurst St, Newmarket, Auckland

EvENING vIEWING & DISCUSSION

OCT 15

Alatenightviewingandinformaldiscussion

willbeheldonWednesday15thOctober

from6pmuntil8pm.Comealongandlisten

towhatRogerBatemanhastosayabout

emergingNewZealanddesigners,collecting

contemporaryartworks,objects,design,

furnitureandjewellery.

Webb’sFineArtandModernDesignstaffwill

beavailablethroughouttheviewingoffering

assistanceandadvice.

WEDNESDAY 15 OCT 6PMROGER G. BATEMAN MA RCA

AssociateHead,SchoolofDesignSeniorLecturer,ProductDesignGeneratorDirector,Unitec,NewZealand

wednesdAy, 6 – 8pM

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ARTWORLD

ArtWorld_issue5.indd 1 29/9/08 8:43:49 AM

Contact:[email protected]


BILL HAMMOND Threshing Dog – The Golden

Bough,oilandmetallicpaintonshapedscreenwith

mahoganysupport,titleinscribed,signedanddated

2002.1660x1570mm.Estimate$180,000-$220,000

IMPORTANT WORKS OF ART DEC 8FURTHER ENTRIES INvITED

FINE jEWELLERY & WATCHES DEC 3FURTHER ENTRIES INvITED

ANTIQUES & TRADITIONAL DESIGN DEC 4FURTHER ENTRIES INvITED

ESTATE OF GIOvANNI INTRA DEC 9

FORTHCOMING SALES

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mailto:[email protected]


INTERSTATE©

ARTIST LONGBOARDSArtists, Graphic Designers, Typographers, Fashion Designers, collaborate to create Interstate Longboards.The edition decks are individually screenprinted and feature a unique tail cut-out allowing the board to be hung as an artwork.

ARTISTS INCLUDE:

BEN BUCHANANED FELLAHAILWOODRICHARD KILLEENMICHAEL C. PLACEANDREW McLEODRAINBOW MONKEYJOHN REYNOLDSWUNDERKAMMER

PREVIEW TIMES:

6 Nov 2008 6 PM – 8 PMVIEWING TIMES:

7 Nov – 14 Nov 2008 9 AM – 5.30PMEMMA FOX

+64 9 529 5601

Webbs ad_interstate.indd 1 29/9/08 1:42:30 PM

IMPORTANT WORKS AvAILABLEBY PRIvATE TREATY

Contact:Sophie Coupland [email protected]

Contact:Jonathan [email protected]

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PR webbs.indd 1 9/23/08 4:33:39 PM

PR webbs.indd 1 9/23/08 4:33:39 PM

vINTAGE CLOTHING


A 1920s japanese Silk Kimono $150–$300

Further quALity entries invited

NOv 30

Announcingasaleonbehalfofthe

MalthouseTheatreTrust,Christchurch:

acollectionofcostumes,dresses,

fursandaccessoriesfromVictorian

andEdwardianperiods,through

the1920stothe1960s.Thesale

comprisesapproximately300lots.

Thepieceshavelargelybeendonated

overthelast25yearsbysupportersof

thetheatrewhichisrunbytheTrust.

Thecollectionisnowbeingofferedfor

saleandproceedswillbeusedtofurther

theworkoftheTrustinencouraging

children’stheatre,aswellasthe

continuingpreservationandupkeepof

thetheatre’suniqueandhistoricbuilding.

Inadditiontoqualityentriesfromthe

19thcenturythroughtothe1960s,

weareseekingentriesforasection

ofpiecesbyNewZealanddesigners

includingearlyexamplesbyAnnie

Bonza,KevinBerkahn,MarilynSainty,

Parachute,Zambesi,BrucePapas,

BabsRadon(BarbaraHerrick),

EmmaKnuckey,ColinCole,

TrilbyYates,El-Jayandothers.

Thesalealsoincludesasmallprivate

collectionoflate19thandearly20th-

century,FrenchandGerman,porcelain

dollsandassociateditems.

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WWW.KATIELOCKHART.COM

vALUATION SERvICES


Whetheryouareaseasonedcollector

orjuststartingout,Webb’scanfulfil

yourvaluationrequirements.Afull

spectrumofspecialisedvaluation

servicesthatcomplywiththehighest

ofindustrystandardsareoffered.With

vastexperience,dailymarketcontact

andanextensivedatabasewithaccess

tointernationalsalerecords,Webb’s

in-housevaluersofferprecisevaluations

ofartandmoderndesigninvestments,

heirloomsandhomecontents.

Overthepast32years,Webb’shas

hadtheprivilegeofvaluingmany

ofNewZealand’smajorinstitutional

collections.Webb’sispleasedto

havebeencommissionedrecently

toundertakeavaluationoftheGovett-

BrewsterArtGallery’sModernand

ContemporaryArtcollection.

NGAHINA HOHAIA Roimata Toroa2006.PhotocourtesyGovett-BrewsterArtGallery

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Noli Me LegereJim Allen, Hany Armanious, Simon Denny, Ava Seymour, Wolfgang Tillmans, Emily Wardill08/10/08 - 01/11/08

Peter Madden05/11/08 - 06/12/08

Seraphine Pick10/12/08 - 31/01/09

Michael Lett 478 Karangahape RoadPO Box 68287 NewtonAuckland 1145New ZealandPhone +64 9 303 4211 Fax +64 9 303 4210email [email protected]

Noli Me LegereJim Allen, Hany Armanious, Simon Denny, Ava Seymour, Wolfgang Tillmans, Emily Wardill08/10/08 - 01/11/08

Peter Madden05/11/08 - 06/12/08

Seraphine Pick10/12/08 - 31/01/09

Michael Lett 478 Karangahape RoadPO Box 68287 NewtonAuckland 1145New ZealandPhone +64 9 303 4211 Fax +64 9 303 4210email [email protected]

Bethunes@Webb’s final Rare Book

sale for 2008 will include the classic

New Zealand book collection of James

Brydon Speedy (1891 – 1961) and his

son, Tom Speedy.

The library was uncovered when Miriam

Shaw visited Palmerston North to meet

the wife of Tom Speedy. The books

collected by Tom and his father had

been hidden away in the hallway of an

uninhabited house on the family land.

It was estimated that the last time

anyone had viewed the books was 35

years earlier. The collection specialises

in Maori histories and ethnology,

boasting many quintessential New

Zealand books including Buller’s Birds,

a complete set of White’s Ancient

History of the Maori, and Robley’s

Moko to name a few.

Peering out from the shelves were two

stuffed kiwi in beautiful condition. Both

father and son were deeply involved in

the Polynesian Society, and the house

had hosted monthly discussion groups.

Mrs Speedy recalls providing well-

received suppers at these occasions.

Tom passed away in September

and the family has decided to auction

the collection. As the majority of the

books had been bought from Bethunes

Rare Book Auctions in its early days,

it seemed right that Bethunes@Webb’s

should handle the sale.

Catalogue online late October.

BETHUNES@WEBB’S RARE BOOK AUCTION


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ON-SITE SALE SERvICE


Webb’soffersafullon-sitesaleservice

toclientslookingtodivestcontents

andfurnishingsofaresidence.The

interiorcollectionsofmanyspecial

homeshavebeenhandledbyWebb’s

including,mostrecently,oneofthe

SultanofBrunei’sformerresidences.

LocatedinHerneBay,thesale

attractedseveralhundredvisitorsand

thefittingsfromthelavishinteriors

soldwellabovesaleroomestimates.

Allowingbuyerstoviewfurnishingsin

situdeliversconvenienceandexcellent

resultsforthevendor.Ifyouhavea

largecollectionyouarethinkingof

releasingorthecontentsofaproperty

todivest,thissaleprocessisworthy

ofseriousconsideration.

TheinteriorfurnishingsofoneoftheSultanofBrunei’sresidencesinHerneBaywereauctionedbyWebb’s,September2008

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ROB MCLEOD

5 November - 29 November 2008Preview Tuesday 4 November 5.30pm - 7.30pm

B A T H S T R E E TG A L L E R Y

43 Bath StreetPrivate Bag 93219

ParnellAuckland

New Zealand

Telephone 09 377 5171Facsimile 09 377 5173

[email protected]

Gallery hoursTues / Fri 10.00am - 5.30pm

Sat 11.00am - 3.00pm

Opening: Tuesday 14 October 2008 5.30pm -7.30pm

Exhibition: 15 October – 9 November 2008

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Ray ChingAutobiography

Illustrated Left: Lot 38 Seung YuL Oh Untitled, acrylic and ink on enamelled metal, signed verso. 800mm x 990mm.

Styled by: Katie Lockhart. Photography by: Matthew Williams.

CONTEM-PORARYART / DESIGN

IMPORTANT NOTE: BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only.

CONDITION OF ITEMS The condition of items is not generally detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves with regard to the condition of lots on which they bid and should refer to clause 6 in the Conditions of Sales for Buyers printed at the back of the catalogue. Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.

DAY 1 CONTEMPORARY ART/DESIGNWeDneSDAY 22 OCT, 6.30PM

VIEWING:EVENING VIEWING WEdNEsday 15 OCT 6 – 8PM

AnD DISCuSSIOn On DeSIgn WITh ROgeR BATeMAn,

ASSOCIATe heAD, SChOOL OF DeSIgn, unITeC

WEDNESDAY 15 OCT 9AM – 8PM

THURSDAY 16 OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

FRIDAY 17 OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

SATURDAY 18 OCT 11AM – 3PM

SUNDAY 19 OCT 11AM – 3PM

MONDAY 20 OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

TUESDAY 21 OCT 9AM – 5.30PM

WEDNESDAY 22 OCT 9AM – 12NOON

1 PETER STITChBURY Heather Traymont, giclee

print, 14/50, signed and dated ‘06. 570mm x 470mm.

$2,000 - $4,000

2 PETER ROBINSON Untitled, seared wood, lead and

nails. 300mm x 580mm x 500mm. $2,000 - $3,000

4 RYUzO NIShIDA Big Daddy, MSG, glass and wood,

1/2. 160mm x 160mm x 110mm. $500 - $800

3 A KONSTANTINE GRCIC ‘ChAIR ONE’ ChAIR

BY MAGIS $600 - $800

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8 AN ARNE JACOBSEN SwAN ChAIR BY FRITz hANSEN

$1,200 - $1,400

5 AN ORANGE LACqUER COFFEE TABLE BY EPPUR

H.290mm. Sq.1000mm. $600 - $900

7 CLAES OLDERBURG Three New York City Pretzels, die-cut,

laminated and screenprinted card, each printed N.Y.C.Pretzel -

Claes Oldenburg - Unlimited - (©) 1994 and printed with the artist’s

signature initials CO verso. 190mm diameter each. $400 - $600

6 et al Out of the Great Ocean of Recognition, thermometer, acrylic

and graphite on found book entitled BLIND, title inscribed and

signed L Budd. 250mm x 155mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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9 JAMES COUSINS Untitled together with Untitled,

oil on canvas, one work signed and dated ‘97 verso.

455mm x 380mm each. $2,500 - $3,500

12 A BEASTIE BOYS ‘NORTh AMERICAN TOUR’

POSTER BY T.A.z. signed and dated 1994. H.970mm.

W.560mm. $300 - $350

10 A ChARLES AND RAY EAMES COFFEE TABLE

BY hERMAN MILLER H. 420mm. Diam. 750mm.

$400 - $600

11 A SCOTT FACER ‘EGG CARTON’ GLASS

SCULPTURE $400 - $600

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13 JULIA DE VILLE Lily Claw Brooch, sterling silver, steel,

black rhodium and gold plate. 80mm x 40mm. $350 - $450

‘My jewellery is inspired by the Memento Mori jewellery of the 15th to 18th centuries and Victorian mourning jewellery. I find the acceptance of death in these periods fascinating’. Julia De Ville. www.juliadeville.com

14 SEUNG YUL Oh Abstract, acrylic on perspex, signed

and dated ‘03. 660mm x 535mm. $3,000 - $4,000

15 A ChARLES AND RAY EAMES BLUE ShELL ChAIR

BY hERMAN MILLER $600 - $700

16 JILLIAN KARL Breath/Mind/Body, acrylic, aluminium

panel and perspex, signed and dated 2004, 140mm x 155mm.

$800 - $1,200

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17 EVE ARMSTRONG Arrangement (Collage), wire

tray, packing tape, gaffer tape and colour photographs,

Exhibited: Roam, Artspace, 26 November - 28 January

2006. 295mm x 460mm x 85mm. $1,800 - $2,800

18 ChI-TzU MA Farewell My Concubines 14, 2003,

unique digital inkjet print. 695mm x 695mm. $400 - $600

19 TONY DE LAUTOUR Bad Lands, 2001, hand coloured

screenprint on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated

2001. 1040mm x 1055mm. $4,000 - $5,000

20 A DANISh OR AMERICAN TEAK SIDEBOARD with

a central bank of four drawers flanked by two pull out

cupboards with interior shelving and baize lined drawers

on a four point base. Finished back for a free-standing

option. L.2030mm. D.490mm. H.805mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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21 A LE CORBUSIER ChAISE LONGUE LC4 BY CASSINA

$3,000 - $4,000

22 SERAPhINE PICK Night and Day, ink on paper, signed

and dated ‘96. 180mm x 125mm. $2,000 - $3,000

24 ANNA wALLIS Ebony Crystal, 2006, ebony and oxydised

sterling silver, inscribed with the artist’s initials AFW, dated 2006

and hallmarked. 50mm x 75mm. $800 - $1,200

‘I consider making jewellery as an exercise in building or growing objects and using a process-based method of making, economy of construction is of primary concern. Working mainly with metal, the outcome of the object inextricably connects with how it is constructed. Landscapes and forms in the natural world such as crystals, rocks and minerals are of great interest to me and therefore inform my work. Man made influences such as architecture and machinery from my city surroundings also appear, from time to time, as I experiment with scale, structure and surface treatments.’

Anna Wallis has been making jewellery since 1993 and constructs all her work by hand specialising in complex soldiering exercises. She has exhibited widely in New Zealand and Australia. www.fingers.co.nz

25 ANTONIO MURADO Untitled, oil on paper, signed and

dated ‘98 and inscribed NY with original Gow Langsford Gallery

label affixed verso. 255mm x 325mm. $1,300 - $1,600

23 SERAPhINE PICK Night and Day, ink on paper, signed

and dated ‘96. 180mm x 125mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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26 A PAIR OF LE CORBUSIER ‘LC1’ STYLE

ARMChAIRS $2,000 - $2,500

28 A FOUR SEAT VINTAGE DANISh SOFA

upholstered in period fabric. L.2220mm. D.820mm.

H.730mm. $1,200 - $2,000

27 ChRIS SISARICh Garden of Eden, colour

photograph, 1/3, signed verso. 790mm x 985mm.

$800 - $1,200

29 FIONA PARDINGTON Tiara, gelatin silver print,

title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 verso. 200mm

x 190mm. $1,500 - $2,500

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30 PENELOPE BARNhILL Red Ring’o’Rose, glass,

copper and sterling silver. 180mm x 170mm. $850 - $950

Penelope Barnhill’s jewellery skills are largely self-taught. Penelope produces beautifully ornate works incorporating bright colours and floral imagery. She works with high carat gold, silver, copper and glass. www.royaljewellerystudio.com

31 ChI-TzU MA Farewell My Concubines 25, 2003,

digital inkjet print, 2/2, signed and stamped verso. 695mm

x 695mm. $400 - $600

32 A PAIR OF MID-20Th CENTURY NEw zEALAND

SIDE ChAIRS with kauri frames and Florence Broadhurst

‘kabuki’ upholstered seats. $1,800 - $2,200

33 JENNY SMITh Silk Road (Red), cast glass, signed and

dated ‘06. 440mm x 115mm x 130mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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34 BILL hAMMOND New Togs, wood block print, signed

and dated 1982. 560mm x 370mm. $3,000 - $4,000

38 SEUNG YUL Oh Untitled, acrylic and ink on enamelled

metal, signed verso. 800mm x 990mm. $7,000 - $9,000

36 A ChARLES AND RAY EAMES hIGh BACK

ALUMINIUM GROUP ChAIR BY ICF $1,000 - $1,500

37 A ChARLES AND RAY EAMES hIGh BACK

ALUMINIUM GROUP ChAIR BY ICF $1,000 - $1,500

35 JOhN REYNOLDS Untitled, oilstick on paper, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2001. 690mm x 390mm.

$2,000 - $3,000

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39 PETER ROBINSON Big Bang White Heat, acrylic on linen,

1600mm x 1600mm. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner

from The Jim Fraser Collection auction at Webb’s, November

2006. Originally purchased from Anna Bibby Gallery in October

1998; Exhibited:Toi Toi Toi: Three Generations of Artists from New

Zealand (Museum Fridericianum Kassel and Auckland Art Gallery

Toi o Tamaki, January - August 1999) Illustrated: In the catalogue for

the aforementioned exhibition, pp. 162-163. $25,000 - $30,000


40 TONY DE LAUTOUR + - oil on canvas, signed and

dated 2004. 2200mm x 3080mm $35,000 - $45,000

“+ – is a huge canvas, black and slick. Painted mountains,

soft and animal-like in their steep curves and dark dips, are

seen through the forms of the simple plus and minus signs

of classroom maths, of economic cost-benefit analysis. It

could easily illustrate the current splitting up of the South

Island high country, the selling of prominent lands, the

marketing of the New Zealand landscape.” Sally Blundell,

Prole Art Threat (New Zealand Listener, 23 October 2004,

pp. 38–41)

+ – comes within the context of a series of paintings

de Lautour began to produce around 2002 featuring

symbols omnipotent within the high-capitalist, logo-laden

landscape of the early 2000s. As Sally Blundell describes

(ibid.), the symbol of + – is open to interpretation. From

her analyses, however, what becomes apparent is the

existence, within the world, of an invisible balancing

act, a natural order whereby something being added is

invariably – and somewhat paradoxically – contingent with

something being lost.

Adding to the dictionary of possibilities already

discussed, it could be suggested that + – represents

the combination of + and – which forms a battery

charge, thus making it a very literal logo for power.

This aligns it with other, more lucid examples from

the series such as the Nike tick, the @ symbol,

and the McDonald’s M (seen in Webb’s May 2008

Contemporary Art sale) which allude to those who

hold power in our socio-economic landscape.

“These ‘copywrite (sic) paintings’ are yet another

reflection on the looted arcadia – and the

commodification of art” Andrew Paul Wood,

Dark Paradise: Notes on the Paintings of Tony

de Lautour (Art New Zealand, Issue 105, Summer

2002–03, p. 65)

Within its formation, the landscape is idealised

and regulated, and conforms to the bounds of

its outward appearance, its literary, symbolic,

message. It floats like an artificial beacon for what

it attempts to market – similar to tourist images

of New Zealand which represent a simplified,

idealised and somewhat cartoon-like version

of this rugged and wild, pillaged and pimped,

culturally confused little island. It looks not like

a natural land but a surreal exercise in corporate

control – terrain that has been mapped and tamed

cartographically, heightened by the ambiguous

numerical references which Blundell attributes to

the page reference numbers from the atlas that

was used” (ibid).

Employing de Lautour’s signature white paint,

the work has a strongly graphic quality. There is

a gothic sensibility to the severe contrast of the

vacuous black void behind the floating ciphers;

it is like a black sea, a dead sea, a dark abyss of

the unknown. The islands could be the post-

apocalyptic iron relics of civilisation in outer space,

all that is left when the world has combusted

under its own super-capitalism: dispassionate,

otherworldly totems floating within the sublime

infinity of the cosmos. IMOGEN KERR


41 RUSSELL MOSES Matauri Bay Site Pacific XX, acrylic on nine

wood panels, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘02 verso each

panel. 350mm x 115mm each panel, 345mm x 1060mm overall.

$7,500 - $10,500

42 A VINTAGE LUDwIG MIES VAN DER ROhE BARCELONA

ChAIR FOR FLORENCE KNOLL This early model is distinguished

by its interlocking hand-screwed chrome frame, which sets it apart

from all later mass produced models. $12,000 - $15,000

The MR90 was designed by Mies van der Rohe for use in the German

Pavillion at the 1929 International Exhibition, Barcelona. After the

war, limited numbers of the Barcelona chair were hand produced for

Florence Knoll. This example is circa 1950 and was produced prior to

Knoll gaining licence in 1953.

43 A VINTAGE ChARLES AND RAY EAMES 670 AND 671

LOUNGER AND OTTOMAN BY VITRA rosewood seat shells with

leather covered cushions, cast aluminium base. 1961. Based on

a prototype exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art’s ‘Organic

Design in Home Furnishings’ competition in 1940, the 670 was the

Eames’ most constructionally complex chair and their first design

for the luxury end of the market. This model originally purchased in

1961 by a Swiss architect. $12,000 - $15,000

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44 A TRUBRIDGE STUDIO ‘BODY RAFT’ a rocking

chaise lounge constructed with American ash. 2001. One

of the first ten made by David Trubridge at Cicada Studios,

New Zealand for Cappellini. $12,000 - $14,000

Body Raft is one of Trubridge’s most celebrated

designs. Originally designed in 1998 for a New

Zealand national exhibition, ‘Furniture in Context’

for the Hawke’s Bay Cultural Trust, a second version

of the Body Raft was shown at Salone Satellite,

Milan Furniture Fair, 2001, where Italian firm

Cappellini purchased the design for manufacture.

This particular piece was made in the winter of 2001

and is one of the first ten Body Raft’s made by David

Trubridge at his Cicada Studios in Hastings, New

Zealand. Accompanied by a letter from Trubridge

to this effect, and with only one previous owner, it

has an impeccable provenance.

Trubridge’s background in boat design and his

interest in yacht hull construction influenced the

designs of two static chaise lounges, Argo and

Ra, both of which predate Body Raft. From these,

Trubridge developed Body Raft which, unlike its

predecessors, rests on a curved base so that it can

be rocked backwards and forwards. It resembles

both a hammock, with all its associations of

comfort and rest, and a traditional Polynesian

moriori waka puhara (reef canoe). In all three

designs he experimented with applying cold-

moulding techniques to achieve lightness, strength

and stability.

Body Raft is constructed from steam-bent American

ash and Australian hoop pine plywood with stainless

steel screws. The timber is bent with steam to create

a frame to which further curved lathes are attached.

It can be used indoors or out, as the timber is left

natural and in an unfinished state.

This simple contemporary chaise, an unconventional

take on traditional forms, is an elegant sculptural

design, echoing a Pacific ethos and resonating with

exceptional technical skill.

In 2007, David Trubridge was awarded New

Zealand’s highest design recognition, the BeST

Design, John Britten Award - the most prodigious

recognition given by the Designers Institute of New

Zealand to an outstanding individual for leadership,

vision and achievement both in New Zealand and

internationally. JONATHAN ORGAN


45 A TRUBRIDGE STUDIO ‘BOMBAY SAPPhIRE LIGhT’

BY DAVID TRUBRIDGE constructed of hand finished poly-

carbonate. 2008. L.5700mm. W.2200mm. $20,000 - $30,000

Commissioned this year by the 42 Below Group

for the ‘Botanical Bar’ project, a short run interior

and marketing concept, this work is one of David

Trubridge’s most significant commissions to date.

The elegant form extends concepts developed for

Trubridge’s Spiral Islands installation, created for

the Milan Furniture fair, Zona Tortona, 2008 which

referenced the natural forms of clouds and their

relationship and correlation to island mass and

ancient navigation.

Two interlocking concentric spirals work to map the

curvilinear forms found, both at once in geographical

landscapes and delicate ariel formations. The scale,

spiraling repeated patterns and luminosity combined

in the work, evokes a sense of place, especially for the

island viewer.

Made from flat sheet polycarbonate, the technical

form is fastened with rivets to create a single mass

which in itself is impressively tensioned through its

own constructions. Hand-sanded the work creates

a semi-transparent, and warmly frosted aesthetic.

Trubridge takes an environmentally conscious approach to the production of his work and the polycarbonates employed are all recyclable. Production by-products

are also methodically recycled by Trubridge. The light

sources are low energy fluorescent tubes, which when

viewed through the hand finished surface, generate a

strong even glow. When commenting on his role as an

designer, Trubridge states “The waters that are parted

by a sailing boat’s passage come together in its wake

and leaves no trace of its passing. I would like to live

like this and yet I see a trail of litter behind me and an

irreversible change on the planet.”1

Achieving extensive international and local

representation and recognition, Trubridge is broadly

recognised as one of New Zealand’s exceptional,

inspired and leading designers. JONATHAN ORGAN

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50 A SET OF SIx VINTAGE ChARLES AND RAY

EAMES ‘EA105’ ALUMINIUM GROUP ChAIRS

BY hERMAN MILLER designed in 1958. This set

manufactured c.1965. $6,000 - $8,000

48 BILLY APPLE Billy, screenprint, 28/35, signed and

impressed 1997. 390mm x 560mm. $4,500 - $5,500

47 PENELOPE BARNhILL Nikau Spirit Crown, 1999,

sterling silver and rosebuds, signed with hallmark,

Exhibited: Nymph, a national touring exhibition. 60mm x

135mm x 115mm. $700 - $900

46 JOhN PULE From the Bond of Time, acrylic and ink

on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated 2004. 760mm x

560mm. $7,000 - $9,000

49 JOhN REYNOLDS The Five Wounds of Christ,

lithograph, oilstick marker and pastel on paper, 6/24,

title inscribed, signed and dated 1992. 280mm x

245mm. $800 - $1,200

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51 MARILYN MANSON CONCEPT DRAwING BY

MARTIN EDMOND pen and ink on paper. Working

drawings of Marilyn Manson for a ‘Rockstar Video

Games’ concept Edmond developed. Signed by

Marilyn Manson ‘MM 2007’. H.370mm. W.560mm.

$2,500 - $2,800

52 JONAThAN DAVIS/KORN CONCEPT DRAwING

BY MARTIN EDMOND pen and ink on paper.

Working drawings of Jonathan Davis from Nu-Metal

band Korn for a ‘Rockstar Video Games’ concept

Edmond developed. H.370mm. W.560mm. $1,500

- $1,800

53 A GEORGE NELSON ROSEwOOD DINING

TABLE BY hERMAN MILLER H.720mm.

Diam.1220mm. $1,000 - $1,500

54 AINSLEY O’CONNELL Fold, cast lead crystal,

signed and dated 2008. 150mm x 285mm x 110mm.

$900 - $1,100

‘Fold’ forms part of a series of work that references architectural form. The work is initiated through the generative design process of folding and bending two-dimensional planar surfaces to create three-dimensional spatial objects, a contemporary architectural design methodology. The subtle mixing of different coloured lead crystal makes reference to the interconnections of our natural and built environments. Ainsley O’Connell

55 AIDAN LAw Fly Me to the Moon, digital media

on canvas. 1200mm x 1200mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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56 STEPhEN BAMBURY “The Object is Dematerialised”,

acrylic and rust on two aluminium panels, title inscribed,

signed and dated 2001 verso. 390mm x 780mm.

$12,000 - $16,000

58 A TEAK DANISh OR AMERICAN SIDEBOARD with

a central bank of four drawers flanked by sliding doors with

internal shelves and baize lined drawers. Has a finished

back for free-standing option. L.1830mm. D.430mm.

H.815mm. $2,000 - $3,000

57 JOANNA CAMPBELL Dots from the Mokume Gane

Rosette series, fine silver, guilding metal, sterling silver,

9ct gold pin, signed with hallmark. 74mm diameter.

$3,000 - $3,500

Joanna Campbell is an award-winning jeweller based in Auckland. Her exhibition work is sold through leading jewellery galleries in New Zealand, Australia, London, and Saudi Arabia. Joanna was the winner of the 2002 Dowse Museum, Thomas Foundation Gold Award. She is the creator of innovative collections for fashion house Zambesi. www.joannacampbell.com

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59 PAUL JOhNS Tiki Tato, two works, colour

photographs, titled inscribed, signed on artist’s label

affixed verso. 500mm x 500mm each $2,000 - $4,000

60 KARL MAUGhAN Untitled, oil on canvas,

signed and dated 21/2/91 verso. 1600mm x 1220mm.

$20,000 - $30,000

61 A ChARLES AND RAY EAMES ‘EA435’

ALUMINIUM GROUP ExECUTIVE SUITE consisting

of four vintage Herman Miller (c.1975) ‘soft-pad’

swivel chairs on castors. Upholstered in ‘hopsack’

oatmeal fabric. Together with a later Vitra boardroom

table with a white melamine top and black trim on an

aluminium group base. $6,000 - $8,000

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63 et al The Fruit Whip Set I, 1989, floor tiles on particle board

with photocopies, epoxy resin and fibreglass cloth on wallpaper,

inscribed The Fruit Whip Set I, 1989. 900mm x 920mm. Exhibited

Southern Cross Gallery 1989. Subtitled Fruit Whip, flooortiles (sic)

on particleboard and photocopies, epoxy resin and fibreglass cloth

on wallpaper (Unit I) 1989 on original artist’s label affixed verso.

Since the 1980s Merylyn Tweedie has gone through various

changes of persona, an indication of her wish to avoid becoming

a commodified name and to put the emphasis on her art. She is

currently known as a member of the art-making co-operative et

al. Her work during the period 1986 – 1990 was concerned with

feminist issues.

The Fruit Whip Set is one of a number of similar pieces examining

elements of women’s lives in the 1950s. As we all now know (or

are obliged to believe) women in that period were expected

by the conventions of society to stay at home and look after

hearth, husband and family. The artist evokes the kitchen

by the use of the background floor tiles, and the perceived

pressures to conform emerge from fragments of Xeroxed and

enlarged excerpts from Arthur Mee’s domestic encyclopaedia.

These are drowned in a messy resinous goo, symbolic perhaps

of a housewife trapped like a fly on old-fashioned flypaper

– or perhaps calling to mind newspaper placed under an

oven to catch escaping fat. The enigmatic presentation and

the crumpled forms are early evidence of Tweedie’s fondness

for rough facture and finish and a sense of unease, that typify

the artist’s later large-scale installations. WARWICK BROWN.

$4,000 - $5,000

62 SARA hUGhES Crash #3, acrylic on linen, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2006. 900mm x 1850mm.

$12,000 - $18,000


64 hARVEY BENGE First Ever Pictures of God - Number 20,

lightjet archival print, 1/1, title inscribed, signed and inscribed

Edition Published by Librarie Florence Loewy, Paris, June 2003

verso. 1855mm x 1280mm. $5,000 - $7,000

Harvey Benge works and lives between Auckland and

Paris. Since the early 1990s his practice has investigated the

relationships between parallel lives and is laced with irony

and humour. Benge has produced numerous book works and

editions, many of which have been published internationally.

First Ever Pictures of God, Number 20 was made at Bataclan in

Paris in 2000 and was published by Librarie Florence Loewy in

Paris in 2003 as part of a limited edition book work and shown

at Galerie Florence Loewy that same year.


65 ANDRE hEMER Base and Awesome (Watching My Paint

Dry), acrylic on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘07.

1070mm x 1070mm. $5,000 - $7,000

66 PETER ROBINSON Untitled, etching, artist’s proof VI/XXIV,

signed and dated 2004. 380mm x 560mm. $800 - $1,200

68 DEADLY PONIES Bunny Bag, leather and taxidermy rabbit

head lashed tote. 600mm x 360mm x 220mm. $200 - $300

Deadly Ponies is an accessories label now synonymous with blurring high fashion and function. Their innovative designs have built a worldwide brand with their singular artisan aesthetic. Each product is uniquely created, from the selection of the leather to the stitching; carving out a niche, bewitching the market with spooky jewellery and leather goods. www.deadlyponies.com

69 INGRID BOBERG Screen, 2005, archival inkjet print on

dibond. 1000mm x 2250mm. $3,000 - $5,000

67 ChRIS BRYANT Wheturangi - Star People, mixed media, title

inscribed, signed verso. 1200mm x 450mm x 70mm. $500 - $700

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‘GIGI’ STAG hEAD originally from Transylvania, Romania,

Valentin Tinc has been a resident of New Zealand since

2000. His design focus is to blend in art and design

influences from the New Zealand environment and culture.

$700 - $850

74 ROhAN wEALLEANS Painting on One Surface with

No Tricks, No.4, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed and

dated 2003 verso. 1040mm x 745mm $7,000 - $9,000

73 JOANNA BRAIThwAITE Foul Bite, lithograph, 2/24,

title inscribed, signed and dated ‘04. 230mm x 320mm.

$500 - $700

72 A STUDIO JOB ‘PAPER CABINET’ BY MOOOI

constructed of paper, cardboard and honeycomb panels.

2005. H.2430mm. W.1320mm. D.615mm. $3,000 - $4,000

71 JOANNA CAMPBELL Summer, original handprinted

and painted screenprinted silk and sterling silver, title

inscribed. 58mm diameter. $750 - $850

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75 BILLY APPLE Appletini, digital print on canvas, title

inscribed. 430mm x 1000mm. $15,000 - $20,000

78 JULIEN DYNE Lob, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed

and dated 2007 verso. 840mm x 840mm. $1,200 - $1,800

76 A PAIR OF VINTAGE MIES VAN DER ROhE BRNO

ChAIRS $1,800 - $2,200

77 JOANNA CAMPBELL Argyle (from the Swatches

series), sterling silver, copper and 9ct white gold pin, signed

with hallmark. 50mm x 50mm. $1,200 - $1,400

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81 JENNY SMITh Silk Road (Blue), cast glass, signed and dated

‘06. 380mm x 120mm x 125mm. $2,000 - $3,000

83 SIMON GAMBLE ‘Blue Lagoon’ Necklace. An avid collector

of Crown Lynn and an interest in Pakeha cultural identity led

Simon to create his clever Crown Lynn jewellery pieces inspired

by traditional Maori artforms. He is currently teaching at the

Unitec School of Design. $200 - $300

84 SIMON GAMBLE ‘Green Bamboo’ Toki Necklace. $50 - $80

82 AN ISAMU NOGUChI COFFEE TABLE BY hERMAN

MILLER $2,000 - $3,000

79 LONNIE hUTChINSON Sista III, woodcut, 7/30, title inscribed,

signed and dated 2004. 760mm x 560mm. $2,000 - $3,000

80 AROhA LEwIN Hei Tiki, collaged wallpaper on paper. Artist

Proof, from the ‘Polaroid series’ 2008. A recent graduate from the

Unitec School of Design, Aroha’s work explores multi-cultural issues.

$750 -$950

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88 JOANNA CAMPBELL Cottage Print (from the Swatches

Series), oxidised sterling silver, 18ct gold and 18ct yellow

gold pins, signed with hallmark. 45mm x 50mm. $1,800 -

$2,000

85 MARY-LOUISE BROwNE By the Light of Truth, sandblasted

mirror on board, title inscribed; title inscribed and dated 1991 and

inscribed Mary-Louise Browne 324.91 on original Claybrook Gallery

label affixed verso. 300mm x 455mm. $600 - $900

86 GUY hOhMANN ‘Rythym Shelf’, constructed of laser cut

cardboard. Guy is a recent graduate of Unitec School of Design and

his witty and technically inspired works have recently won him the

HOME NZ - ‘Young Designer of the Year Award’. $250 - $350

89 A hARRY BERTOIA VINTAGE wIRE ChAIR

BY KNOLL $1,000 - $1,250

87 JENNY SMITh Silk Road (Yellow), cast glass, signed

and dated ‘06. 470mm x 120mm x 140mm. $2,000 - $3,000

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94 A PORCELAIN ‘POLLOCK’ VASE BY zEKIAh hEATh an unglazed circular

vase decorated with grey abstract ceramic splatters. $150 - $200


vase decorated with pink abstract ceramic splatters. $150 - $200


vase decorated with green abstract ceramic splatters. $150 - $200

93 FIVE PORCELAIN ‘BAMBINA’ VASES BY zEKIAh hEATh A graduate of the

Unitec School of Design, Zekiah Heath is an artist who works in three dimensions

who has a love of hand crafted objects, primarily working with slip cast porcelain.

Her portfolio includes light works, vessels, sculpture and jewellery. $200 - $300

92 KILL PIxIE Untitled 2007, acrylic, ink and watercolour on paper, mounted on a

wooden panel, signed. 330mm x 420mm. $1,500 - $1,800

www.killpixie.net

91 hAYDEN FRITChLEY George Bush Naked in a Coffin, colour photograph.

400mm x 600mm. $800 - $1,200

90 SASKIA LEEK The Chosen One, acrylic and vinyl, title inscribed, signed and

dated ‘97 verso. 1115mm x 660mm. $4,000 - $6,000

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97 hEAThER STRAKA Roxburgh Minimalist, oil on canvas

on board, title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 and inscribed

Manufacturing Roxburgh on original artist’s label affixed verso.

900mm x 700mm. $8,000 - $12,000

100 DAVID hATChER Ludwig and Hugh, acrylic on canvas, title

inscribed, signed verso. 1945mm x 2500mm. $3,000 - $4,000

98 JULIAN hOOPER Pioneer Gunboat, oil on canvas, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘97 verso (twice). Provenance: Chris

Beeby, distinguished NZ diplomat and international lawyer, bought

the work from Gregory Flint Gallery in 1998. It is one of a series

of paintings titled Capturing the Landscape. This series includes

Taranaki (collection of University of Auckland) and Forest Rangers

(collection of Te Papa Tongarewa The Museum of New Zealand) and

Ohaeawai (collection of Wallace Arts Trust). All other works in the

series were purchased by private collectors. There are nine paintings

in the series, all oil on canvas and all the same dimension. 1520mm

x 1520mm. $7,000 - $9,000

99 ANDRE hEMER I’m Petite and Sweet, but I Don’t Do Discreet

(Schmooze Me Up, Because I’m Not Like Candy), acrylic on canvas, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘07. 200mm x 200mm. $900 - $1,200

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104 MIKE wESTON AND OTIS FRIzzELL N. F. S., acrylic

on canvas with picket frame, signed and inscribed 6/22 verso.

710mm x 560mm. $600 - $800

102 hEAThER STRAKA Stainless, oil on canvas on board,

title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 and inscribed No Subject

Specified verso. 900mm x 700mm. $3,000 - $4,000

103 ROGER MURRAY Degree of Success, Totara sculpture,

title inscribed, signed and dated 03’. 450mm x 140mm x

140mm. $800 - $1,200

101 ChRISTINE hALFERMALz-whEELER Storm (from

the Navigator Collection, 1999), paua shell, 18ct gold, brilliant

cut 0.25ct diamond and Biwa freshwater pearls. Exhibited:

Auckland Museum. 385mm x 90mm. $5,000 - $6,000

“For more than 35 years, I have considered jewellery to be an important aspect of personal appearance; our attention to dress, hair, make-up and nails deserves the equally critical selection of accessory. My work is very individual in nature, each piece having its own identity; taking stones as inspiration and working metal in a wide range of technical skills has maintained my enthusiasm for creating fresh work. Quality of material and workmanship are my imperatives”. Christine Halfermalz-Wheeler www.theartistgoldsmith.com

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106 SOL LE wITT Black Loops and Curves No.3,

sugarlift aquatint, 8/10, signed and dated ‘99.

1016mm x 673mm $7,000 - $9,000

108 DEM JEwELLERY Black Heart Lucy Earrings,

sterling silver, costume chain, 1/7. $200 - $300

DEM Penny Jewels is the lovechild of Shona Lee’s DEM Jewellery and Kate Megaw’s Penny Sage label. The pair work intuitively together letting the material and process of construction feed their designs. While spawned from their talks of pirate marauding, the range of knitted, knotted, fringed and intricately tangled pieces can cite Egyptian, art deco, mid 60s, late 70s, craftwork and hippie-bogan influences. These nice jewels have a high quality finish and sharp attention to detail attributed to Shona and Kate’s fanatic design techniques. Pieces are made from specially picked limited edition chain; because of this each item has been numbered, making it a collectable. www.demjewellery.com

105 wILLIAM GRIFFIThS Cathedral Ring, labradorite

amethyst, silver and 9 ct gold, signed with hallmark.

45mm x 35mm x 25mm. $2,000 - $2,500

A manipulator of precious metals for over twenty five years, William Llewellyn Griffiths is a self initiated master alchemist whose exquisite designs meld the worlds of Haute Couture fashion and jewellery. His career began in the jewellery workshops of London’s Hatton Garden. From this solid background in fine jewellery making he has developed his own unique style that has seen him carve a reputation worldwide. Specialising in creating one-off commissions for films and high profile clients, his creations have also been exhibited to appreciative audiences in Bologna and Zurich. Relocating from London to Melbourne in 2003, he immediately created a sensation with his hugely successful Metal Couture fashion show coinciding with Melbourne’s fashion week. www.metalcouture.com

107 JOhN REYNOLDS Twelve Hours of Daylight,

etching, 1/18, title inscribed, signed and dated 1997.

375mm x 280mm $600 - $800

109 A VINTAGE NEw zEALAND BROwN LEAThER

ARMChAIR AND OTTOMAN $1,200 - $1,500

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acrylic on paper, both signed and dated ‘94. 280mm x

750mm. $8,000 - $9,000

112 A wELL PROPORTIONED TEAK COCKTAIL

CABINET/SIDEBOARD

L.1520mm. D.440mm. H.805mm. $1,500 - $2,200

113 DEADLY PONIES Finch Skull Pearl Necklace,

cast bronze bird skull with silver plate and hand

carved animal bone, 500mm. $250 - $350

111 A RARE hANS wEGNER TEAK COFFEE

TABLE BY ANDREAS TUCK

Stamped ‘Fabrikat: Andr Tuck Arkitekt: Hans J.

Wegner Denmark’. Circa 1960., $1,800 - $2,200

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the Tantalus Dreams collection), sterling silver and

emeralds, stamped STG and signed with hallmark on

affixed shield tag. 40mm x 40mm pendant, 500mm

chain length. $250 - $350

117 MEADOwLARK Mini Skull Pendant (from

the Tantalus Dreams Collection, miniature version),

sterling silver and ruby, stamped STG and signed with

hallmark on affixed shield tag. 10mm pendant height,

500mm chain length. $250- $350

114 MEADOwLARK Meadowlark Charm Bracelet,

sterling silver and rubies, featuring charms from all

previous collections by Meadowlark, signed with

hallmark on affixed shield tag, all charms stamped

STG. 190mm length of chain, featuring 11 charms.

$500 - $700

115 MEADOwLARK Serpent and Skull Drop

Earrings (from the Tantalus Dreams collection),

sterling silver and rubies, stamped STG. 100mm

length approximately. $250 - $350

116 MEADOwLARK Mini Skeleton Key Pendant (a

miniature version of the skeleton key pendant from

The Secret Corridor Collection), 9ct yellow gold,

stamped 9ct and signed with hallmark on affixed

shield tag. 35mm pendant height, 500mm chain

length. $600 - $800

Meadowlark is the personal outlet for two talented young designers who take their craft seriously enough to produce long lasting, precious jewellery for others to treasure. Claire Hammon is a self educated, uninhibited designer of much. In her late teens, early twenties she created and grew a successful street wear label into the solid brand Urchin. The sale of this in 2004 allowed her to launch fully into her passion for graphic design. She now runs a studio that holds a solid portfolio of magazine, textile, graphic and web design work.Greg is a trained visual artist who turned his hand to mastering the craft of jewellery design and construction. He has worked on signature range’s for brands such as Huffer and also creates stunning one off pieces for private clients wanting personal, memorable wedding jewellery. Meadowlark was created to complement the talents of both Claire and Greg. They work together on all aspects of the design process and prototyping and hand make every piece from their Grey Lynn studio. Their ultimate aim of producing high end, fashion and art based jewellery is reflected in their growing market and customer loyalty. www.meadowlark.co.nz

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120 MARY MCFARLANE Before and After, gold

leaf, glass, silver leaf and mixed media on metal

title inscribed, signed and dated 1999 verso. 410mm

diameter. $3,000 - $4,000

123 hOwARD MATIL Welcome to the 21st Century,

vinyl on acrylic. 760mm x 600mm. $400 - $600

119 JOhN REYNOLDS Small Megallanic Cloud III,

oilstick on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated

2001 and inscribed sepia verso. 605mm x 505mm.

$6,000 - $8,000

121 JOANNA CAMPBELL Sequin Necklace (from

the Haberdashery Series), mokume gane, 9ct white

gold, signed with hallmark. 490mm total length.

$2,000 - $2,500

122 A BARBER & OSGERBY ‘DE LA wARR’

PAVILION ChAIR BY ESTABLIShED AND SONS

$950 - $1100

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124 PETER STIChBURY Male Figure Before Wall, acrylic on board,

Note: Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity. 592mm x 595mm.

$5,000 - $8,000

125 RIChARD LEwER A Glimmer of Hope, oil on canvas, title

inscribed. 1300mm x 1370mm. $5,000 - $7,000

Richard Lewer is the 2008 recipient of the Wallace Art Award Paramount

Prize. This work references New Zealand’s infamous David Bain case,

revealed by the colourful jumper seen disappearing into the centre

of the work.

126 JOhN REYNOLDS Karangahape Ex Voto II,

oilstick and acrylic on paper, title inscribed, signed

and dated 1995. 650mm x 490mm. $4,000 - $6,000

127 AN OMANN JUNN DESIGNED ROSEwOOD

DANISh SIDEBOARD W.2000mm. D.455mm.

H.1100mm. $4,000 - $5,500

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128 JULIEN DYNE Unit, oil on canvas, title inscribed, signed

and dated 2007 verso. 750mm x 550mm. $800 - $1,200

129 PENELOPE BARNhILL Multi Flora Glass Garden

Necklace, copper and glass. 155mm x 155mm. $900 - $1,100

138 GREG BROADMORE Spacies, Pen and ink

on paper. Signed and dated 1999. Greg Broadmore

is ‘Head Creative’ at Weta Studios. H.400mm.

W.300mm. $850 - $950

130 A CAST ALUMINIUM SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT

GOOSENECK TABLE LAMP $500 - $700

135 AN ERNESTO GISMONDI AMBER ‘E-LIGhT’

BY ARTEMIDE $150 - $250

136 AN ERNESTO GISMONDI CLEAR ‘E-LIGhT’


137 AN ERNESTO GISMONDI AMBER ‘E-LIGhT’


131 A TOM DIxON RED ANGLEPOISE TABLE LAMP

$150 - $250


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139 Pindrop Foundation The Art of Hearing 2008 Portfolio, A set of

six screenprints commissioned for the Pindrop Foundation. The sale

of these prints directly benefits the Pindrop Foundation who help

deaf people access cochlear implant technology. 760mm x 560mm.

$3,000 - $4,000

JOhN PULE Small Bird, screenprint. 760mm x 560mm

ShANE COTTON Broken Water, screenprint. 560mm x 760mm

SARA hUGhES kzpygv, screenprint. 760mm x 560mm

JUDY MILLAR New Ears, screenprint. 760mm x 560mm

ROBERT ELLIS Aroha, screenprint. 560mm x 760mm

DICK FRIzzELL Together Alone, screenprint. 760mm x 560mm

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141 MATT hUNT Alien’s Tongue, oil on four wooden panels, title

inscribed on each piece; titles inscribed, signed and dated 1997

verso on each piece. From the Sins & Virtues Series 2: Blasphemy vs

Sacredness, 500mm x 420mm overall. $1,500 - $2,500

142 DEM JEwELLERY Long John Silver Necklace, sterling silver,

costume chain, 1/3. $200 - $300

140 TERRY STRINGER The Nature of Poetry, cast bronze,

2/10, title inscribed, signed and dated 2006. 510mm x 120mm x

120mm. Exhibted: Terry Stringer: A Life in Sculpture, Webbs, 2006.

$7,000 - $9,000

143 A GRETA GROSSMAN TEAK BENCh BY GLEN GROUP

CALIFORNIA c.1955. H.415mm. W.460mm. D.1650mm. $1,200 - $1,800

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144 FIONA PARDINGTON Journey of the Sensualist, gold

toned gelatin silver print, titled verso. 270mm x 270mm.

$1,200 - $1,800

145 JAMES ROBINSON Mogwai Fear Satan Remix Kicking

a Dead Pig, mixed media on paper, title inscribed, signed and

dated ‘04 verso. 290mm x 215mm. $1,000 - $2,000

146 ChRISTINE hALFERMALz-whEELER Mexico, 18ct

gold, repoissage (14gm), signed with hallmark and inscribed

N.Z. August 2006. 32mm x 45mm. $2,000 - $2,500

147 AN AChILLE CASTIGLIONE ‘TACCIO’ LAMP BY FLOS

$1,400 - $1,800

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150 KILL PIxIE Yes Everything, digital print 12/35, title

inscibed, signed and dated 2007. 370mm x 250mm. $400

- $600

152 A JANIS JOPLIN VINTAGE CONCERT POSTER BY

D. BREAD & RANDY TUTEN c.1969. H.525mm. W.355mm.

$500 - $600

151 DEM JEwELLERY Knitted Treasure Earrings, 9ct

gold plated sterling silver, costume chain, 1/9. $250 - $350

148 TRISTAN EATON Dunny, hand carved and painted

plastic figure. 490mm x 380mm x 300mm. $1,500 - $2,000

This dunny was designed by Tristan Eaton and produced by Thunderdog Inc. The dunny has become a cult figure used by artists worldwide. www.thunderdogstudios.com

149 wILLIAM GRIFFIThS Cathedral Ring, green quartz,

lapis lazuli diamonds, lolite 9 ct yellow gold, 9 ct white

gold and silver, signed with hallmark. 45mm x 30mm x

15mm. $2,000 - $2,500

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156 A VINTAGE TEAK DANISh SIDEBOARD BY CLAUSEN &

SON H.780mm. W.2100mm D.500mm. $3,500 - $4,500

153 SONIA KEOGh 15 Minutes, 2003, polymer clay, glass and

acrylic. 110mm x 290mm x 160mm. $4,000 - $5,000

155 TRISTAN EATON Untitled, enamel on four aluminium

panels, editioned 730/1000, 289/1000, 187/1000, 793/1000,

205mm x 205mm each $250 - $400

www.thunderdogstudios.com

154 PAUL JOhNS AND DAN ARPS Escape Act, lambda

prints mounted on aluminium (diptych), signed by Paul Johns

and Dan Arps. 1000mm x 2000mm. $2,500 - $3,500

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160 JOhN REYNOLDS Untitled, pastel on paper,

signed and dated 1986. 490mm x 640mm. $2,000 -

$3,000

159 MARGARET DAwSON Rice Mountain (from

Under the Hill series), gelatin silver print, title

inscribed, signed and dated 1994 verso and inscribed

part of a composite photograph in Under the Hill,

Exhibited: Jonathan Smart Gallery, 1994. 280mm x

390mm. $1,000 - $2,000

157 A PAIR OF VINTAGE MONARK ‘SILVER KING’

BICYCLES (his) a 1935 Montgomery Ward ‘Silver

King’ bicycle and (hers) a 1937 Monark ‘Silver King’

bicyle. Chicago, USA. $3,000- $4,000

158 AN ‘UNSANE’ SILKSCREEN CONCERT

POSTER BY COOP signed and numbered 284/650.

Signed by the band. H.840mm W.560mm. $350 -

$400

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161 A SET OF SIx DANISh ‘EVA’ DINING ChAIRS BY

KOEFOEDS $1,000 - $1,800

162 A MARThA AND ThE VANDELLAS CONCERT POSTER

BY B. MACLEAN. c.1967. H.575mm W.340mm. $450 - $500

163 DEADLY PONIES Pukeko Claw, cast bronze with silver

cap. 40mm x 7mm x 2mm. $200 - $300

164 A PAIR OF BLACK LEAThER CUBE ARMChAIRS

with buttoned back cushions on round teak swivel bases.

$1,800 - $2,200

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168 JULIA MORISON No Name for Things on a String, mixed

media on board, signed verso. 600mm x 420mm. $4,000 - $6,000

167 A PAIR OF VINTAGE NORwEGIAN BLACK LEAThER

OFFICE ChAIRS $1,600 - $1,900

165 AN ELEGANT ANGELO MANGIAROTTI ‘EROS’

MARBLE DINING TABLE BY SKIPPER designed in 1971.

Diam.1450mm. H.720mm. $7,000 - $8,000

166 RONA NGAhUIA OSBORNE Te Mangai, recycled army

blanket with cotton and hemp applique 2008. $3,500 - $4,500

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169 A VINTAGE LED zEPPELIN CONCERT POSTER

BY RANDY TUTEN signed and numbered 400/500. 1969.

H.920mm W.640mm. $2,000 - $2,500

170 A ‘RITUAL DEVICE’ CONCERT POSTER BY FRANK

KOzIK signed and numbered 115/1425. H.570mm W.430mm.

$175 - $225

171 A VINTAGE ROLLING STONES NEw zEALAND 1973

TOUR POSTER BY IAN MCCAUSLAND Note: A small repair

to the Kiwi and a ruffled top edge. H.770mm. W.570mm. $3,000

- $4,000

172 A JIMI hENDRIx ExPERIENCE SILKSCREEN

CONCERT POSTER BY RIChARD TOLMACh c.1969.

H.525mm. W.340mm. $350 - $400

173 A ‘FROSTY POP’ SILKSCREEN PRINT BY ROCKIN

JELLY BEAN 3rd edition. H.1040mm. W.550mm. $375 - $450

174 AN ‘ANTISEEN’ SILKSCREEN CONCERT POSTER BY

FRANK KOzIK signed and numbered 187/650. H.600mm

W.450mm. $250 - $300

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180 A ChARLES & RAY EAMES STYLE SURFBOARD TABLE of elliptical shape,

white laminated top with bevelled edges and two wire bases. $500 - $700

179 A VICO MAGISTRETTI ‘MAUNA-KEA’ TABLE AND ChAIRS BY KARTELL

with a white plastic and aluminium circular table and four similar chairs. $1,300 - $1,600

181 A SET OF FOUR ARThUR UMANOFF SLAT DINING ChAIRS BY RAYMOR

(USA) $600 - $900

184 A FIVE PIECE DANISh TEAK DINING SUITE includes four chairs with

seagrass woven seats and a square extendable dining table. H.670mm. W.2100mm.

D.760mm. $600 - $900

185 A DANISh TEAK PLYwOOD SIDE ChAIR with tubular chrome legs in the

style of Arne Jacobsen’s ‘Series 7’ chair. Stamped ‘Made in Denmark’ to base. $80

- $120

186 A DANISh TEAK ChEST OF DRAwERS with three drawers and inset

handles on a four point base. $100 - $200

187 A DANISh TEAK SALT & PEPPER MILL BY DANSK the pepper mill is a

grinder and the salt is a shaker, both circular and cased in teak. $20 - $40

188 A DANISh TEAK ChEST OF DRAwERS with four drawers and recessed

handles on a four point base. $200 - $400

183 A PAIR OF ChARLES AND RAY EAMES DESIGNED DKR2 (DINING BIKINI

ROD) ChAIRS BY hERMAN MILLER $1,000 - $2,000

182 A RARE ‘EMOR’ SATELLITE RADIO A chrome globe dial on a chrome

stand, circa 1949. H.1070mm. $1,200 - $1,500

189 A whITE ChARLES & RAY EAMES DINING TABLE BY hERMAN MILLER

on a five point aluminium base. Diam.1150mm. H.710mm. $300 - $500

178 A FINN JUhL ‘MODEL 137’ SOFA BY FRANCE AND SON $1,500 - $3,000

176 A BLUE PEDRO STOOL BY CRAIG BOND $200 - $400

177 A BLUE PEDRO STOOL BY CRAIG BOND $200 - $400

175 A BIRChwOOD DESIGN BLUE ‘DUAL’ BENCh $500 - $800 190 A ThREE PIECE UPhOLSTERED LOUNGE SUITE consisting of a two seat

sofa, two singles and an ottoman. All with rounded teak and aluminium frames,

buckled leather straps and canvas slung backs, upholstered in a brown buttoned

fabric. Circa 1985. $1,400 - $1,800

192 A SET OF FOUR VINTAGE TEAK ARMChAIRS upholstered in a blue

butterfly patterned fabric. $700 - $900

193 A FLORENCE BROADhURST UPhOLSTERED SUN LOUNGER of generous

proportions, upholstered in Egret pattern on four point wood legs. L.1500mm.

D.860mm. H.790mm. $700 - $900

194 A BLUE ART GLASS VASE BY hOGLUND set in a clear glass case.

H.170mm. $200 - $300

195 A CLEAR ART GLASS DISh BY DAUM a cubed tri-form glass dish. Signed

to base, ‘Daum France’. Note: chip to base. $200 - $400

196 A NUUTAJARVI NOTSJO ART GLASS VASE a double cased, thick walled

vase with green body and blue base. c.1970. Signed to base. Attributed to Kaj

Franck. H.195mm. $500 - $700

197 AN E.GISMONDI ‘MEONIA’ LIGhT BY ARTEMIDE $800 - $1,200

198 AN ART DECO CERAMIC ‘BAMBOO’ STANDARD LAMP H.1100mm. $250 - $350

199 A MID 20Th CENTURY BESwICK VASE $30 - $50

200 A ST IVES POTTERY DISh $20 - $40

201 A MURANO GLASS DISh $350 - $420

203 A MURANO GLASS VASE $250 - $300

204 A MURANO ART GLASS ROOSTER $150 - $200

205 A CROCODILE SKIN hANDBAG $400 - $500

202 A MURANO GLASS DISh $150 - $200

191 A ThREE PIECE BLACK CORDUROY CORNER SOFA fully upholstered

with curved sides and wide ski-jump arms. Circa 1980. $1,200 - $1,600

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231 AN AMERICAN ROSEwOOD DINING TABLE in the style of Milo Baughman

with a recessed rosewood veneered top, ebonised frame and legs. Extendable but

leaves missing. L.1730mm. D.1020mm. H.725mm. $1,000 - $1,500

232 A DANISh TEAK MIRROR BY PEDERSON & hANSEN H.720mm. W.415mm.

$100 - $150

233 A SET OF FOUR ‘LYRA’ BARSTOOLS BY MAGIS in beech finish with

chrome legs. $400 - $600

230 A DANISh TEAK SIDEBOARD with three cupboard doors, full length handle

pulls and a bank of three draws to the left side on a four point stretcher base. Note:

fault to base. L.1965mm. D.450mm. H.730mm. $1,000 - $1,800

234 A PAIR OF BARBARA BARRY BERGERE ChAIRS with bentwood frames,

woven sides and screen-printed taupe cushions. $1,200 - $1,600

228 A DANISh TEAK ENTRY DESK with two small drawers above two large

drawers on a metal four point base. $200 - $400

229 A SET OF FOUR SCANDINAVIAN TEAK DINING ChAIRS with contoured

blade-back backrest and black vinyl seats. $500 - $800

227 A DANISh TEAK CREDENzA BY DANSK DESIGN with four large cupboard

doors above a drawer with recessed handles. Interior fitted with shelves. H.1125mm.

W.1190mm. D.450mm. $1,200 - $2,000

226 A LARGE DANISh TEAK COFFEE TABLE rectangular with inverted ‘V’

shaped stretchers on a long four point base. $300 - $500

212 A BOMBAY SAPPhIRE COMMISSIONED DISPLAY CASE $500 - $800

225 A ChROME AND TEAK TABLE LAMP of cylindrical form with the lower

base in chrome and upper base in teak. A tan fabric drum shade mounted on a

teak ball. $400 - $550





223 A FRENCh TEAK SIDEBOARD consisting of two pull out cupboard doors

fitted with internal shelves and a bank of four drawers on a four point base.

Manufacturers label to base ‘Muebles de les Premiers de France’. Note: condition

issues. H.850mm. W.2000mm. D.470mm. $1,000 - $2,000

224 A DANISh TEAK SIDEBOARD with four large cupboard sliding doors above

the three drawers with contoured handles. H.1120mm. W.1850mm. D.445mm.

$1,200 - $2,200

222 A DANISh TEAK ENTRANCE TABLE with the front divided by a door to the

right which opens to reveal shelves. A drawer to the left above a cupboard all set

on round teak legs. $150 - $300

218 A VINTAGE AUSTRALIAN LOUNGE SUITE consisting of a pair of three

Australian blackwood seat settees and two armchairs. $600 - 900

219 A SCANDINAVIAN TEAK OVAL DINING TABLE extendable, with two leaves.

$250 - $450

220 A SMALL DANISh TEAK SIDE TABLE BY OG MOBELFABRIK $50 - $100

221 A SMALL DANISh TEAK SIDE TABLE BY OG MOBELFABRIK $50 - $100

217 A SET OF CAST IRON LIBRARY ShELVES ex. Wisconsin Congressional

Library. H.1825mm. W.3100mm. $4,000 - $6,000

245 A ‘TALES FROM ThE TUBE’ SILKSCREEN POSTER BY RICK GRIFFIN

edition 51/325. H.710mm W.500mm. $275 - $325

246 A GRATEFUL DEAD/MILES DAVIS CONCERT POSTER BY TEA LAUTREC

1970. Note: surface scratches. H.520mm. W.340mm. $600 - $800

250 A PORCELAIN ‘KOwhAI LIGhT’ BY zEKIAh hEATh a circular ceramic light

with a pierced kowhai flower pattern sitting on a turned kauri stand. $700 - $900

241 A PSYChEDELIC ShOP ‘FIRST ANNIVERSARY’ POSTER BY RICK

GRIFFIN second printing c.1967. H.485mm. W.345mm. $300 - $350

242 A ‘ROBOT wILLIAMS’ SILKSCREEN PRINT 1995. H.440mm. W.300mm.

$80 - $120

243 AN ‘ART OF ThE DEAD’ ExhIBITION LIThOGRAPh BY MUSTAFA

MUwwAKKIL 1996. H.490mm. W.290mm. $80 - $120

244 A KEN KESEY ‘TRICKER ThE SqUIRREL’ PROMOTIONAL POSTER BY

BARRY MOSER c.1990. H.605mm. W.455mm. $175 - $225

239 A VINTAGE ‘hOG FARM’ POSTER BY RICK GRIFFIN 1976 European

limited edition no.2504. H.750mm W.510mm. $300 - $350

240 A ‘PROTEIN’ SILKSCREEN CONCERT POSTER BY FRANK KOzIK signed,

Artists Proof. H.565mm. W.440mm. $150 - $200

235 A VALENTINE TINC ANIME xL ChAISE LONGUE $1,900 - $2,200

236 A BLUE ShAG PILE RUG $300 - $400

237 A CORBUSIER ‘PETIT CONFORT’ LOUNGE SUITE BY CASSINA with

bent tubular green painted frame and white cotton upholstery. Circa 1980s. Note:

distressed fabric and scratches. $1,500 - $2,000

238 A PORCELAIN ‘KOwhAI LIGhT’ BY zEKIAh hEATh a circular ceramic light

with a pierced kowhai flower pattern sitting on a turned kauri stand. $700 - $900

248 A SEBEL DINING SUITE consisting of a circular white laminate table on a

tulip base with four orange vinyl chairs. H.715mm. W.1200mm. $1,000 - $1,200

249 A REPRODUCTION BARCELONA ChAIR $300 - $500

252 A SIMON GAMBLE ‘IRON STONE’ NECKLACE $200 - $300

253 A SIMON GAMBLE ‘SOUTh PACIFIC’ NECKLACE $200 - $300

254 A SIMON GAMBLE ‘PINE’ TOKI NECKLACE $50 - $80

251 A SIMON GAMBLE ‘DRIFTwOOD’ NECKLACE $200 - $300

247 A VINTAGE ‘YOUNGBLOOD’S’ CONCERT POSTER BY VICTOR

MOSCOSSO 1967. H.520mm. W.350mm. $350 - $450

206 A ‘CAMP’ wALL CLOCK BY DAVID DESIGN $150 - $200

208 A STEPhEN BRADBOURNE ‘GRAINS OF PARADISE’ ART GLASS LEAF

$500 - $700

209 A STEPhEN BRADBOURNE ‘CASSIA’ ART GLASS LEAF $500 - $700

210 A STEPhEN BRADBOURNE ‘BOMBAY’ ART GLASS LEAF $500 - $700

211 A STEPhEN BRADBOURNE ‘CUBEB’ ART GLASS LEAF $500 - $700

207 A LARGE KEITh MURRAY BLUE VASE BY wEDGwOOD $800 - $1,200


296 A DANISh TEAK DRINKS TROLLEY of rectangular shape, contour handled

with two shelves. $100 - $200

292 A CONTOURED TEAK ICE BUCKET $60 - $80

293 A LUCITE ICE BUCKET BY CAMELEON $20 - $40

294 A TEAK ICE BUCKET with Lucite handle, chrome lid and glass interior.

$80 - $120

288 A CANADIAN TEAK COFFEE TABLE $80 - $120

289 A PAIR OF EERO SAARINEN STYLE TULIP ChAIRS grey fibreglass bucket

seats with a swivelling pedestal base. $150 - $250

290 AN UPhOLSTERED DANISh TEAK ARMChAIR in blue fabric with teak

armrests and legs. $400 - $600

291 A whITE EERO SAARINEN TULIP COFFEE TABLE BY KNOLL

INTERNATIONAL Diam.920mm. H.400mm. $600 - 900

276 A TROIKA whEEL VASE Pattern T3005, signed ‘Troika, Cornwall, England

LT’ Linda Taylor. Diam.120mm. $200 - $300

277 A MURANO TRIPLE CASED ART GLASS VASE of tall form ending in two

stretched peaks with a decorative hole either side. Cased in blue, red and yellow.

H.285mm. $400 - $500

278 A KONSTANTINE GRCIC ‘PAPIERKORB’ wASTE PAPER BASKET $50 - $70

295 A PAIR OF TEAK FOOTSTOOLS with buttoned brown vinyl seats. $50 -

$100

286 A CANADIAN TEAK AND GLASS DISPLAY CABINET with central shelf and

two glass sliding doors. $150 - $200

287 A CANADIAN TEAK ChEST OF DRAwERS $150 - $200

280 A KONSTANTINE GRCIC ‘PAPIERKORB’ wASTE PAPER BASKET

$50 - $70

281 A CITRUS FRUIT BASKET BY ALESSI $100 - $150

282 A TEAK AUSTRALIAN DINING SUITE consisting of a circular teak table and

eight teak chairs with blue upholstery. H. 720mm. Diam.1370mm. $1,500 - $2,000

283 A REPRODUCTION PAIR OF MIES VAN DER ROhE ‘MROI’ ChAIRS

$100 - $200

284 A PAIR OF SISEL POUFS $100 - 200

285 A CANADIAN TEAK ChEST OF EIGhT DRAwERS H.875mm. W.1520mm

D.460mm. $200 - $400

297 A wAISTED GLASS VASE (Small faults). H.860mm D. 380mm. $100 - $200

299 A DOUBLE CASED ART GLASS VASE with a fluorescent green and pink

spherical base and tall pink tapered neck. H.315mm. $30 - $50

298 A VINTAGE RED LEAThER GUCCI wALLET $100 - $180

260 AN ANDY wARhOL BOOK with a Norman Parkinson photographic book.

$40 - $60

263 A PETER hVIDT TEAK GATELEG DINING TABLE BY FRANCE & SO

with two drop side ‘D’ end leaves. Note: marks to veneer. H.730mm. W.1630mm.

D.1430mm. $2,500 - $3,000

262 SEVEN GIANNI VERSACE BOOKS $50 - $80

261 ThREE ASTERIx OMNIBUSES $10 - $30

264 TwO hOMEMAKER DINNER PLATES $80 - $120

265 ASSORTED DOROThY ThORPE ‘PINE’ DINNER SERVICE BY CROwN

LYNN twenty five pieces including; plates, bowls, cups and saucers. $50 - $70

266 ASSORTED DOROThY ThORPE ‘MONTERREY’ DINNER SERVICE BY

CROwN LYNN fifty four pieces including; plates, bowls, cups, saucers etc. $200

- $300

267 ASSORTED DOROThY ThORPE ‘PALM SPRINGS’ DINNER SERVICE

BY CROwN LYNN one hundred and two pieces including; plates, bowls, cups,

saucers etc. $250 - $350

268 A POOLE POTTERY ‘DELPhIS’ BOwL On an orange ground with hand

painted green and yellow heart shapes. Shape 57, signed to base AF (Andree

Fontana). H.70mm. Diam. 270mm. $300 - $400

269 A POOLE POTTERY SCGRAFFITO ‘AEGEAN’ PLATE With an image of

three boats at sunset scratched into the surface of the plate, in green, orange and

brown. Shape 3, signed to base AA. Diam.200mm. $150 - $250

270 A POOLE POTTERY ‘DELPhIS’ ChARGER With a lime green ground and

hand painted petal decoration. Shape 54, signed to base VP (Valerie Pullen).

Diam.415mm. $700 - $900

271 A RETRO CARLTONwARE COFFEE SERVICE chocolate brown glaze with

green and orange geometric patterns, c.1970. Includes coffee pot, six cups and

saucers, sugar, creamer and two serving dishes. $350 - $450

272 A LARGE FRIESIAN COwSKIN $800 - $1,000

273 A wENGE VENEERED COFFEE TABLE BY EPPUR H.250mm. Sq.1000mm.

$500 - $800

274 A REPRODUCTION MIES VAN DER ROhE ‘BARCELONA’ COFFEE TABLE

$500 - $700

275 A STUDIO ITALIA whITE COFFEE TABLE with a bent steel frame and a

white melamine table top. H.540mm. W.350mm. D.430mm. $500 - $700

255 A RETRO CERAMIC IKIBANA VASE in a rocket shape with blue and white

glaze. $80 - $100

256 A ROBERT STEVEN wITKOFF BROwN MODERNIST TEAPOT $100 - $140

259 TwO CARTIER BOOKS $40 - $60

258 TwO DOLCE & GABBANA BOOKS $20 - $40

257 75 YEARS OF LEICA PhOTOGRAPhY $40 - $60

279 A GARTh ChESTER CURVESSE ChAIR Note: small repair to rear left arm.

$2,000 - $3,000


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LOT300-353 TAXIDERMYANDMISCELLANEOUS

LOT354-367 SILVERANDSILVERPLATE

LOT368-386 PORCELAINANDCHINA

LOT387-401 ORIENTAL

LOT402-436 FURNITUREANDRUGS

300 A Selection of Kauri Gum Piecesmostly in an unpolished state. $100 - $150

301 A Cased Cricket Memorabilia Displayincluding a wicket and a stump, a bat and a ball, a pad, a shoe and a glove, a trophy

cup, various packaging and ephemera. Box framed, under glass. H.1045mm.

W.648mm. D.105mm. $300 - $500

302 A Cased Hunting Memorabilia Displayincluding cartridge boxes, a gun barrel cleaning rod, spent shotgun cartridges and

various paper advertisements and images, boxed framed, under glass. H.492mm.

W328mm. D.58mm. $300 - $450

303 Erin, A Dutch Sailing DinghyBuilt in oak and mahogany in the Netherlands by de Breedendam Boat Builders

in 1983. Replica of a traditional 19th Century design, standard lug rigging. L. 2600

mm. $10,000 - $15,000

304 A Naïve Maritime Dioramathe three masted vessel in wood, plaster and tin, constructed in the first half of

the 20th century. Distressed condition. Frame H.410mm. W.590mm. D.80mm.

$200 - $400

305 A Naïve Maritime Dioramathe four masted vessel in wood, plaster and tin, constructed in the first half of

the 20th century. Distressed condition. Frame H.470mm. W.710mm. D.95mm.

$200 - $400See illustration page 75

306 A Cigarette Advertising Mirrorthe painted and gilded decoration for Clarence Virginia Cigarettes. Depicting a

stylish gentleman in evening dress, by Johnson & Co. Framed. Circa 1920. H. 1835

mm. W. 830mm. $5,000 - $7,000

307 A Marke Lehmann ‘AJAX’ Acrobatic Clockwork Tin Toy in Original Box

EPL # 659, first patented 1903, USA PATD 1908, the coil wind up in working order,

the black and white patterned tunic with minor age-related wear, the yellow

trousers with rust spots, the paint work generally in very good original condtion.

H.250mm.With original box (Some distress), the cover’s graphics label with some

loss to the white border. $2,000 - $3,500

308 A Late 20th Century English Classic Children’s Sports Car “The Dewlin”

a kitset plywood and batton working model assembled to be driven by children

between four and eleven years old. Battery powered electric motor, forward/

reverse controls, steering and brakes, headlamps and an adjustable seat. The body

finished in forest green. Circa 1994. L.1720mm. W.640mm. $900 - $1,000

309 An Ivory Carved Lion Walking Cane Handlecarved in the round, the finely detailed lion surmounting a shield. L.164mm.

$300 - $450

310 A Pair of Bronze Marley Horses with Grooms, 19th Century Restrikes

marked Coustou. Note; some minor losses. The originals made by Guillaume I,

Coustou (1677-1746) as commissioned by Louis XV to replace a pair removed from

Marley. H. 370mm. $1,600 - $2,500

311 A Gilt Bronze Figure of a Youth with a Trophycast signature A Gaudez, the pedestal with a cartouche engraved ‘Vainqueur par A

Gaudez Hors - Concours’. Note; damage to bow and arrow. H. 630mm. $500 - $600

See illustration page 75

312 A French Violin and Case by Chardon Pere & FilsLathiers, Paris, 1928 as on the internal paper label. The upper body with two wood

splits. Sold with a bow. The Chardon family were regarded as one the important

makers and dealers in Paris. Prior to opening his own shop in 1872, Father Georges

studied with George Chanot. L. 590mm. $800 - $1,000

313 A Violin Bow By Hoffman Plus One OtherL.675mm. The other, maker unknown. L.730mm. $30 - $60

314 A Small Specimen Casecontaining shells Ex. Wagener Museum. 235 x 300mm. $80 - $120

315 A Small Specimen Casecontaining shells Ex. Wagener Museum. 235 x 300mm. $80 - $120

316 A Specimen Casecontaining shells Ex. Wagener Museum. 475 x 375mm. $100 - $200

317 A Specimen Casecontaining minerals Ex. Wagener Museum. 480 x 480mm. $100 - $200

318 A Mounted Adult PukekoH. 430mm. $100 - $150See illustration page 73

319 A Mounted Adult ShagH. 540mm. $100 - $150

320 A Mounted Chipmunkdisplayed with tree trunk stand. H. 150mm. $80 - $120See illustration page 73

321 A Small African Antelope Headwall mounted. H. 460mm. $100 - $200

322 A Small Full Mounted TurtleL. 480mm. $100 - $200See illustration page 73

323 Two Cased Pheasants Posed in BrackenH. 590mm. W. 650mm. D. 230mm. $250 - $400See illustration page 77

324 A Pair Of Ducks In Wall Mounted CaseOne pane with damage. H. 490mm. W. 640mm. D. 150mm. $100 - $200


325 Two Cased Blue PenguinsEx. Wagener Museum. One pane with damage. H. 560mm. W. 830mm. D. 235mm.

$500 - $700See illustration page 77

326 A Pacific Kava Bowlon four legs. Old chips to edge. D. 410mm. $150 - $300

327 A 19th Century Maori Tagged Cloak Hukahuka Korowai, Presented in a

Contemporary Large FrameThe Kaupapa of off-white candlewick, of double-paired twining technique, overall

in very good condition, but with some dark staining on the inside. The body

decorated throughout with dark brown rolled cord tags, hukahuka, arranged in

rows. The lower Kaupapa edge is fringed, the top border with vertical strands

folded, then hukahuka tags attached over the top of the ends. Fraying on top

edge at both sides. The cloak float mounted within a glazed large frame. Cloak

L.1290mm. D.1410mm. Y13294. $11,000 - $16,000

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328 A Vintage Firemans Helmetcanvas covered, white paint with black crest, distressed. $100 - $150

329 A Vintage Firemans Helmetcanvas covered, black painted, distressed. $100 - $150

330 A Harlequin Set Of Four Chemist’s Measuresin glass. $80 - $150See illustration page 73

331 A Large Mortar & Pestle in StonewareIndisctinct impressed marks to base. Mortar diam. 320mm. $150 - $300


332 A Pair Of Altar Candlesticksin brass. H. 830mm. $300 - $500

333 A European Crucifixin giltmetal on a mahogany cross. H. 310mm. $60 - $90

334 A European Crucifixin giltmetal on a wooden cross. H. 400mm. $60 - $90

335 A European Crucifixin carved wood. H. 350mm. $70 - $100

336 A Carved Oak Christ FigureEuropean Circa 1920. Old repair to one arm. H. 600mm. $750 - $850


337 A Cigar Cutterthe handle modelled as an antler. H. 280mm. $120 - $140

338 Two Cut Paper Silhouettesone of children in a gilt frame, the other of a couple in black circular frame.

$70 - $100

339 A Carved White Marble Bustof a girl teaching a small boy his ABC’s. Circa 1910. H. 340mm. $600 - $900


340 An Antique Copy of a Holy Family Groupoil on canvas. Frame H.1250mm. W.1520mm. $2,000 - $3,000

341 An Antique Copy of Rubens Portrait of His SonsAlbert and Nicholas oil on canvas. Frame H.1650mm. W.1010mm. $3,500 - $4,500

342 An Oil By Walter Wrighton canvas of a landscape. In period gilt frame. H. 480mm. W. 425mm. $1,200 -

$1,800

343 A French Scene Engraving By Alice Von Bergentitled ‘Caudebec’, framed, circa 1920. H. 370mm. W. 390mm. Some foxing. $50 - $80

344 A Landscape Engraving By E.P. Gibsonframed circa 1920. H. 390mm. W. 390mm. $50 - $80

345 A Red Conte Portrait Study Of A Young Girlunsigned, circa 1900. Framed. H. 450mm. W. 370mm. $100 - $200

346 A Red Pencil Sketch Of A Young Girlunsigned, circa 1900. Frame with faults. H. 350mm. W. 560mm. With faults.

$100 - $200

347 A Gilt Framed Oil On Board Of A Rustic Landscape.Circa 1900. By C.W. Middleton. H. 460mm. W. 360mm. $100 - $150

348 A Gilt Framed Oil On Board Of A Rustic Landscape.Circa 1900. By C.W. Middleton. H. 450mm. W. 320mm. $100 - $150

349 A Trevor Lloyd Engravingentitled ‘A Lovely Ruin East Tamaki’. Pencilled title and signature, framed. Image

size H. 190mm. W. 260mm. $300 - $500

350 A Late Victorian Scent Bottleof cut blue flashed glass, the unmarked silver hinged lid with original stopper.

$150 - $200

351 R. Lalique ‘ORMEAUX’ Opalescent Vase with Blue Patinacirca 1926, the base engraved R. Lalique France 91/984. H. 65mm. $900 - $1,800

352 A Late 19th Century Glass And Ormolu Tazzathe base and handle with ornate scrolls, flowers and foliage. H. 290mm.

$150 - $200

353 An Ormolu Candelabrathe three branches issuing from a naturalistic stem surrounded by flowerheads. At

the base a figure of a young girl, the whole raised on a white marble socle plinth.

H. 470 mm. $300 - $500See illustration page 75

354 A Georgian Revival Sterling Silver Three Piece TeasetBirmingham, of oblong section with embossed reeded and facetted bodies, the

teapot (1925) spout decorated in the same manner, the milk jug (1922) and the two

handled sugar bowl (1922) with gilded interiors. Maker H.C.D. $650 - $800

355 An Edwardian Period Sterling Silver Oblong Shaped Three Piece Teaset

Birmingham, rococo style foliate and floral embossed with repousse details,

the cartouches vacant, the teapot (1902) with an ebonised handle and lid finial,

the milk jug (1904) and two handled sugar basin (1904) with gilded interiors.

Maker S*B. $650 - $850

356 A Sterling Silver Repoussé Presentation Small Punch Bowlwith engraved dedication and signatures. 20th Century, stamped ‘STERLING’.

H.102mm. Diam.180mm. $200 - $250

357 A Set of Four Silver Plate Candlestickseach with scrolling foliage engraved decoration. H.245mm. $300 - $400

358 A Pair Of Candlesticks Of Column Formwith Corinthian capital and stepped bases. Birmingham 1905. H. 160mm.

$120 - $180

359 A Sterling Mustard Potwith scroll handle and hinged lid, original blue glass liner, stylised embossed

decoration with vacant sheild. Sheffield 1898. $80 - $120

360 A Sterling Footed Cream Jugwith scroll handle, reeded and floral embossed decoration. Marks indistinct.

H. 125mm. $250 - $300

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364 A Victorian Table Centrepiecein silver plate modelled as a sheep beneath a grapevine. Together with a mirrored

base. H. 280mm. $300 - $500

365 A Sterling Trophy Cup Of Plain Goblet Forminscribed ‘Wellington Hockey Association Presented by H.J. Palmer 1900’ with

yearly winners from 1900 to 1906. Sheffield 1898. H. 240mm. $100 - $150 See

illustration page 73

366 A Canteen Of Sterling Silver Cutlerywith engraved initial B. 124 pieces marked sterling, undated. $1,500 - $2,000

367 Set of Eight American Sterling Silver 925 Butter Kniveseach handle scrolling foliate engraved and script initialled ‘C’. Stamped S. Kirk &

Son Co. 925/1000. L.128mm. $150 - $200

368 A Set of Five 19th Century Meissen Style Monkey Orchestral Figuresincluding players of the drum, cello, flute and bagpipes, together with the orchestral

conductor. Note; the set with faults and repairs. H.165mm. $325 - $400

369 A Royal Staffordshire Pottery Flo Blue ‘Jenny Lind’ Medium Bowl

of squat circular form, raised on a ring foot. H.75mm. Diam.194mm. $200 - $275

370 A Moorcroft Clematis Design Squat Oval Vaseshowing a mottled deep blue ground. The base with a later printed paper Royal

Warrant label in use 1953 - 1978. L.164mm. W.90mm. H.88mm. $200 - $275

371 A Moorcroft Hibiscus Design Tall Bottle Vasewith dusky pink flowers and showing a green ground. Green Walter Moorcroft

painted initials and later printed paper Royal Warrant label ‘…Potters to the Late

Queen Mary…’ , in use 1953 - 1978. H.320mm. $325 - $400

372 A Reinh, Merkel-Bach-Hohr-Grenzhausen Stoneware Large Tureen

and Coverthe exterior surface of the large circular soup tureen decorated with

raised scrolling foliate designs enclosing raised classical beasts and birds circular

motifs, iron/ochre and pale blue-grey salt glazed. Impressed mark, 3907. H.270mm.

$200 - $300

373 A Royal Doulton Stoneware Kia Ora Ware Medium Jugthe squat jug decorated with four Tiki masks and a border of kowhaiwhai pattern in

relief. H.115mm. $600 - $800

374 A Ball’s Patent ‘KIA-ORA’ Tobacco Jarcirca 1900. H.120mm. $80 - $120

375 A Bretby Jardinièrein green glaze of plain circular shape, impressed marks. Circa 1900. H. 240mm.

$80 - $150

376 A Doulton Burslem Baluster VaseThe hand painted decoration of iris flowers signed J. Llewellyn. Small chip to rim.

H. 170mm. $70 - $100

377 A Hadley’s Worcester Jar and Pierced CoverThe lobed body with painted floral decoration. H. 450mm. $300 - $500

378 A Doulton Slater Vaseof baluster shape with Chiné decoration in gold and blue. H. 310mm.

$120 - $180

379 A Parian Bust Of Sir Walter Scottissued by the Ceramic and Crystal Palace Art Union, 1871, impressed marks.

H. 370mm. $400 - $600See illustration page 70 and 73

380 A Parian Bust Of Mozartby Robinson & Leadbeater. Circa 1900. H. 190 mm. $60 - $90

381 A Parian Figure Of A Womanreclining on the back of a lion, after the antique. Circa 1900. H. 270mm.

$100 - $200

382 A Parian Figure Of A Girlseated on a rocky base holding a bird, small faults. Circa 1900. H. 220mm.

$50 - $70

383 A Parian Bust Of The Apollo Belvedereissued by the London Art Union, 1861, impressed marks. H. 330mm. $400 - $600


384 A Wedgwood Bowl And Cover Modelled as a Clam Shellin green agate glaze, impressed mark, small faults to glaze. H. 150mm.

$100 - $150

385 A Royal Worcester Saucer Dishthe centre painted with a named scene of Llaghamie Castle. Date code for 1925.

D. 195mm. $150 - $200

386 A Doulton Lambeth Jug And Beakerintricately decorated with repeating abstract leaf and floral designs, impressed

mark and initialled ‘EM’ to the base. Plated Aesthetic Movement lid to the jug and

plain mount to the beaker. Circa 1880. Jug H. 270mm. $300 - $500

387 A Large Satsuma Earthenware Vaseovoid with ribbon and mask handles at the shoulders. Decorated in raised enamels

and gilt with a Samurai warrior fighting a dragon on a cloudy ground. H. 450 mm.

$400 - $600

388 A 19th Century Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Teapotthe alternating panels painted with conversing figures and pheasants amidst

flowering foliage, and separated by reserves of painted butterflies and flowers on

a pink ground in bright enamels. Note; lid absent. H.165mm. $100 - $150

362 A Victorian Epergne in Britannia Metalmodelled as a camel with palm tree. The glass bowl and trumpet with etched lily of

the valley decoration. H. 450mm. $300 - $500

363 A Victorian Epergne in Silver Platemodelled as a resting camel. The glass trumpet with etched fern decoration.

H. 360mm. $250 - $350

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361 A Claret Jug In Vaseline Glasswith floral decoration to the body, worn silver plated top and handle. Circa 1900.

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391 A Qing Dynasty Horses Decorated Shallow Bowlthe provincial bowl painted with two stylised horses in inky blue/black glaze,

the glaze with burst firing bubbles. Early 19th century. Diam.250mm. H.45mm.

$200 - $400

392 A Shallow Cloisonné Bowlthe mult-coloured decoration of lotus and waterlilies. With carved hardwood stand.

D. 260mm. $180 - $250

393 Two Tek Sing Recovered Porcelain Bowlsone a white bowl of simple elegant form, H.70mm. Diam.60mm. The other of slightly

smaller dimensions with blue block printed landscape design on the exterior wall,

the well with an unglazed ring. Note; glaze rim chip. $120 - $160

394 An Exportware Plate With Lobed Borderdecorated with birds and lillies in blue. Circa 1920. D. 300mm. $50 - $80

395 An Exportware Plate Decorated With Birdsin a flower garden, circa 1920. D. 300mm. $50 - $80

396 A Chinese Imperial Dragon Decorated Large Brush Potthe cylindrical walls with a continuous frieze depicting two bats observing a

turquoise glazed dragon with gilded scale effects pursuing a flaming gem above

the sea on a mid blue ground, circa early 20th century. H.125mm. Diam.115mm.

$500 - $800

397 A Chinese Figure of a Guanyin in White Stonecarved standing and wearing a long robe, her right hand raised and holding

rosary beads in her left hand. Possibly jade of an even white colour. H.300mm.

$1,200 - $1,500

399 A Five Piece Suite of Miniature Traditional Chinese Furniturethe hardwood typically inlaid with marble geometric shaped panels and mother-of-

pearl foliate motifs. Comprising sofa, two chairs and two side tables. $325 - $400

400 A Qing Dynasty 19th Century Court Figures Painted Fanthe folding two surfaces each decorated with thirty figures conversing in courtyards,

each figure with his or hers facial features finely painted on shaped ivory pieces,

their robes made from woven silk with hand painted details and effects, the paper

secured onto pierce-carved sticks and folding into a relief carved covers, old tassels

attached to the metal swing mount. Note; some small faults. L.332mm. closed

opening to W.600mm $70 - $100

401 A Qing Dynasty 19th Century Court Figures Painted Fanthe folding two surfaces each decorated with figures in courtyards, with facial

features painted on ivory pieces, their robes made from woven silk, paper secured

onto pierced-carved sticks and carved covers, old tassels attached to the metal

swing mount, with original gold decorated lacquer case, some faults. L.280mm

(closed) opening to 470 mm. $100 - $150

402 A Late Victorian Dining Tablein mahogany with one crank extension on turned and reeded legs with brass

castors. H. 680 mm L. 1480 mm. (extended ) W.1010mm. $800 - $1,200

403 Five Victorian Balloon Back Chairswith turned front legs and upholstered seats. H. 680mm. $500 - $700

404 A 19th Century Walnut Davenportwith inlaid panels and decoration. Satinwood interior, fitted compendium to lid.

One knob absent. H. 840mm. W.540mm. D. 520mm. $1,400 - $1,800

405 A 19th Century French Mahogany Bedconstructed to stand against a wall. The front side with architectural mouldings

and carved brackets. Note: some veneer damage. H. 1230mm. w. 1380mm.

$800 - $1,200

398 An Oriental Wood Carved Figure of an Immortal on Standthe figure with a long beard to his waist, his hair tied in a knot at the back of his

detacheable head, both hands also detacheable, one carved outstretched offering

a fruit, the robe of applied knotted wood pieces, the figure supported on a turned

plinth. H.730mm. $800 - $1,100See illustration page 73

409 A Mahogany Drop Side Tableof plain design with tapered square section gate legs, possibly from a larger table.

H. 740mm. L. 1650mm (open) W. 1310mm. $1,000 - $1,200

410 A Good Victorian Breakfront Wardrobein mahogany with flame panels to the two outer doors, the central mirrored door

enclosing four linen slides, above three drawers, with platform base and shaped

pediment. H. 2120mm. W. 2160mm. D. 680mm. $1,800 - $2,500

411 A Late Victorian Ebonised Overmantle MirrorThe central mirror flanked by two shelves with turned supports below fret panels

and engraved shaped mirror. H. 1280mm. W. 1270mm. $300 - $500

412 A 19th Century Blade Back Chairin mahogany. Turned fluted legs, carved capital decoration to back, upholstered in

leather. H. 1850mm. $150 - $250See illustration page 73

406 A 19th Century Longcase Clock In MahoganyThe brass dial engraved with an eagle and ‘Temus Fugit’ banner. Maker J. Evill of

Bath. Cut steel hands, second and calendar movement, the swan necked pediment

and pillared hood with brass embellishments. H. 2140mm. W. 460mm. D.260mm.

$3,000 - $4,000See illustration page 75

407 An Early 19th Century Long Case Clock by Thomas Martin of Thirsk,

Yorkshire the fine oak case with canted corners in mahogany with ebony and

fruitwood stringing, the hood with brass balls and eagle mounts, the painted

arched face with an anemone and for-get-me-nots floral spray, painted spandrel

motifs, Arabic minutes, Roman hours, Arabic days, and a subsidiary seconds dial

below XII, ornate pierced hands, 8 day works and bell. $3,500 - $4,500

408 A French Tower Clockthe cast iron and brass striking movement with a ‘spy’ dial, labelled J. Wagner

Neveu, Montmartre 118, Paris, the clock raised on an iron stand. H.1410mm.

D.360mm. W.1009mm. $2,500 - $3,500

FURNITURE

389 A 19th Century Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Two Handled Sugar

Bowl the alternating panels painted with conversing figures and birds amidst

flowering foliage in bright enamels. Note; lid absent. H.110mm. $80 - $100

390 A 19th Century Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Vase and Platethe vase painted with a panel of conversing figures in a courtyard garden, the

reverse panel painted with a pheasant and a butterfly amidst flowering foliage

in bright enamels. Note; old repair. H.95mm. The plate similarly decorated with

a chipped rim. Diam. 204mm. $80 - $120


416 An Interesting Victorian Pedestal Cupboardof circular form, with fluted column shape on an octagonal base. H. 740mm.

D. 365mm. $300 - 600

417 A Victorian Revolving Piano Stoolon turned and carved tripod base. Upholstered in contemporary fabric.

$200 - $300

418 A Good 19th Century Supper Tablein mahogany. The octagonal pedestal with tripod base. H.730mm. D. 1330mm.

$1,000 - $1,500See illustration page 73

419 A Good Victorian Dressing Tablein mahogany with platform base and carved cabriole legs. The shaped top with

single drawer below a swing mirror on carved supports. H. 1500mm. W.1210mm.

D. 570mm. $700 - $1,000

420 A Late Victorian Walnut What-Notof four semi-circular tiers with decorative inlays. Turned supports with small fretwork

back to upper section. H. 1380mm. W. 600mm. D. 290mm. $300 - $500

421 A Late Victorian Bamboo Tablewith two drop down shelves to the sides. H. 710mm. W. 460mm. D. 460mm.

$80 - $120

422 A Late Victorian Apothecary CabinetThe upper and lower section with glazed panelled doors. Raised on platform

base. Mirrored backs to outer cupboards. Wood and glass shelving. Some handles

required. H. 2540mm. W. 1880mm. D. 230mm. $1,200 - $1,800 See illustration

page 73

423 A Victorian Inverse Breakfront SideboardThe four panelled doors with flame mahogany veneers below three shaped drawers

and carved decoration. Raised on platfrom base. Later carved upstand back.

H. 1150mm. W. 1820mm. D. 580mm. $2,000 - $3,000

424 A Rustic Pine Benchwith square section legs united by stretcher. H. 410mm. W. 190mm. L.2640mm.

$300 - $500

425 A Rustic Pine Benchwith square section legs. H. 470mm. W. 220mm. L.2980mm. $300 - $500

426 A Decorative Carved Fire Screenin the Rococco style with floral and foliate decoration surmounted by a putti, with

vacant glazed panel. H. 1110mm. W. 580mm. $600 - $900See illustration page 75

427 A Child’s Seagrass Rocking Chaircirca 1920. H.580mm. $150 - $250

428 A Late Victorian Chaise Longuein mahogany. The shaped back with carved detail and front scroll. Turned legs with

white porcelain castors, comtemporary blue upholstery. H. 870mm. L. 1800mm. D.

670mm. $1,200 - $1,800

429 An Oriental Black Lacquer Ware and Gilt Decorated in the Round Small

Display Cabinetof rectangular form with engraved metal mounts, the cabinet fitted with

asymmetrical two upper drawers and a two sliding doors small cupboard above

staggered open shelves, a two-doored cupboard flanking two small drawers below.

The surfaces with fine gilt decorations including prunus, small birds, butterflies,

flowers, storks, the drawer lacquered interiors with gilt flecks. Note; small faults to

lacquer. W.775mm. D.360mm. H.735mm. $400 - $600

430 A Colonial Period Duchesse in Kauricomprising of a bevelled and arched-top full length mirror which is flanked by a

turned support to one side, the other, a bank of three drawers below a purple

glazed two door cupboard which is fitted with a shelf, the whole raised on four bun

feet. H.1760mm. W.1250mm. D.450mm. $1,200 - $1,800

431 A Pair Of Late 19th Century South China Side Chairsthe shaped back carved and painted with the mythical Kylin, raised on heavy square

section legs united by stretchers. $350 - $500

432 A Colonial Kauri Four Drawer Chestcomprising of two half drawers above two full width drawers, the chest standing

on four turned feet. Late 19th century. W.1020mm. D.510mm. H.880mm.

$800 - $1,200

433 A Kauri Colonial Scotch Chestthe hat drawer with a figured kauri oval recessed panel and a decoratively carved

knob handle is flanked by two small drawers to either side, above three full-length

drawers each of the same depth, all with figured kauri fronts and original brass

hard wear, the chest supported on four turned legs. Note; small losses. W.1110mm.

D.490mm. H.1270mm. $3,000 - $4,000

434 A Colonial Trunk In Kauri, Late 19th Centurythe lid with a hinged compartment. A candle box and two small drawers to the

interior. Original Yates lock with key, recessed brass handles to the sides. W.810mm.

D.470mm. H.500mm. $1,200 - $1,500

435 An Early 20th Century Very Good Hand Knotted Rugin wool and silk, traditional floral designs in muted shades. L.2020mm. W.1360mm.

$4,000 - $5,000See illustration page 75 and 73

436 An Excellent Qum Pictorial Silk Rug, Finely Knottedof animal motifs, showing a number of hunters on their mounts with a variety

of game on a green field, the pink border with stylised floral motifs. L.2070mm.

W.1280mm. $4,500 - $5,000

413 An Ornate Victorian Davenportin faded walnut. The piano top with pull-out writing slope and two interior drawers,

the exterior with inlaid decoration, telescopic compendium to the top. H. 920 mm.

W. 530mm. D. 550mm. $2,000 - $3,000See illustration page 73

414 A Decorative Oriental Iron Bound Trunkin dark stained pine. The interior with three small drawers. H.470mm. L. 1050mm.

D. 470mm. $300 - $500

415 An Impressive Five Drawer Chestwith figured mahogany veneers, standing on turned feet and flanked by plain

turned pillars. Turned wood knobs. Circa 1870. Some small veneer damage.

H. 1450mm. W. 1290mm. D. 660 mm. $1,800 - $2,500


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IMPORTANT NOTE: BUYER’S PREMIUM A buyer’s premium of 15% will be charged on all items in this catalogue. GST of 12.5% is payable on the buyer’s premium only.

CONDITION OF ITEMS The condition of items is not generally detailed in this catalogue. Buyers must satisfy themselves with regard to the condition of lots on which they bid and should refer to clause 6 in the Conditions of Sales for Buyers printed at the back of the catalogue. Webb’s is pleased to provide intending buyers with condition reports on any lots.

Illustrated Left: Lot 1020 RIchARD KILLeeN Black Collection, screenprint, 720mm x 610mm.

Styled by: Katie Lockhart. Photography by: Matthew Williams.

1000 PATRICk HAYMAN Untitled, watercolour,

crayon and ink on paper, signed, title inscribed,

signed and inscribed For Anne with Love from

Patrick & BD for Xmas ‘74, 175mm x 250mm.

$400 - $600

1001 MERvYN WIllIAMS Untitled, screenprint,

15/50, signed and dated ‘69, 422mm x 417mm.

$400 - $500

1003 GEORGE JOHNSON Clipped Blue Triangle,

acrylic on linen, 610mm x 450mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1002 DON DRIvER Tools and Others, denim and

plastic fabric collage and screenprint, inscribed Don

Driver, Tools and Others, Dowse Art Museum, 29

April - 29 May, Recent Wall Hangings, Janne Land

Gallery, 3-20 May, 580mm x 470mm. $800 - $1,200

1000

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1003

1002

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1004 PAUl JOHNS Little Histories (Jerusalem 2005),

LED photograph, 2/5, title inscribed, signed and

dated on original artist’s label affixed verso, 500mm

x 500mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1005 HARUHIkO SAMESHIMA Kate as a Princess,

gelatin silver print, Photograph, hand-printed, 340mm

x 270mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1006 CHRISTINE WEBSTER Passing Through 2,

cibachrome, 560mm x 730mm. $500 - $700

1007 GIl HANlY Portrait of Roy Dalgarno,

colour photograph, c.1980, 390mm x 280mm.

$500 - $1,000

1004 1005

1006

1007

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1008 ClAES OlDENBURG Five Notebook Prints from

Notes in Hand (Chicago/Golf/End Papers/Buildings/

Fountains), five mounted notebook prints overlain with

printed transparencies, signed with the artist’s initials CO,

160mm x 110mm each. $500 - $700

1009 et al Untitled (from the SOFA print series), digital

print, 555mm x 375mm. $500 - $700

1010 RICHARD kIllEEN Butterfly Fork, 2007, pigment

inkjet print on paper, 14/20, title inscribed, signed and

dated 2007, 450mm x 330mm. $1,000 - $1,500

1011 PATRICk HAYMAN Lovers By the Sea, etching,

artist’s proof, signed; title inscribed and signed, 160mm x

285mm. $600 - $800

1011

1008

1009

1010

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1012 DICk FRIzzEll Physics Fights Physically,

screenprint, 27/58, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘98,

340mm x 437mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1013

1012

1014

1015

1013 MARY-lOUISE BROWNE Cone & Bowl together

with Cone Study, two studies of graphite and coloured

pencil on paper, both signed and dated ‘82, 500mm x

750mm each $600 - $800

1014 JUlIET PETER RED, monoprint, title inscribed,

signed and dated ‘71, 480mm x 655mm. $400 - $600

1015 JOHN PUlE I Watch You Sing, That Lifts My Own

Voice to Sing with You, lithograph, 27/30, signed and

dated 2001, 760mm x 570mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1016 PAT HANlY Awake Aotearoa, lithograph, 27/30,

signed and dated 2001, 760mm x 570mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1016

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1017 ROBIN WHITE E aoraki Florence (Florence is Ill),

lithograph, 3/30, title inscribed, signed and dated 1985,

365mm x 295mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1018 BIll HAMMOND Dancing on the Lawn, etching,

2/10, title inscribed, signed and dated 1980, 305mm x

400mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1019 FRED GRAHAM Be Traist, acrylic on board. 555mm

x 905mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1020 RICHARD kIllEEN Black Collection, screenprint,

title inscribed and signed, 720mm x 610mm. $2,000 -

$3,000

1017

1018

1019 1020

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1021 RAYMOND CHING Night Heron together

with Giant Petrel, two drawings, graphite on paper,

title inscribed and signed (Giant Petrel), signed

and dated Feb 1981 and inscribed Australia (Night

Heron), 560mm x 375mm (Giant Petrel), 570mm x

380mm (Night Heron) $3,500 - $4,500

1023 FATU FEU’U Untitled, acrylic on loose

canvas, signed and dated ‘99, 1230mm x 1460mm.

$8,000 - $10,000

1024 TONY FOMISON An Angel of Death,

lithograph, title inscribed and signed, 330mm x

460mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1024

1021

1023

1022

1022 JOHN PUlE Let’s Gather Here,lithograph,

title inscribed and signed, 720mm x 610mm. $2,000

- $3,000

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1027

1025 PAT HANlY Escape from Fire, silkscreen, 22/30, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘84; title and artist inscribed and

dated ‘84 on catalogue label and clippings including an image of

the artist in his studio and a biography of the artist affixed verso,

Provenance: from the Educational Institutions Art Co-operative

Collection, Auckland, 505mm x 630mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1026 GORDON WAlTERS Arahura, screenprint, 83/125,

title inscribed, signed and dated 1982, Provenance: from the

Educational Institutions Art Co-operative Collection, Auckland,

405mm x 410mm. $4,000 - $5,000

1028 DON BINNEY Kaiarara Kaka, Great Barrier, screenprint,

1/150, title inscribed, signed and dated 1982, 600mm x 410mm.

$2,000 - $4,000

1027 DICk FRIzzEll Double Manaia, lithograph, AP, title

inscribed and signed, 530mm x 335mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1025

1028

1026

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1031

1032 ROBERT MClEOD Sick Yellow Green, acrylic on

stretched canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 verso,

1440mm x 1440mm. $4,000 - $6,000

1029 BIllY APPlE Numbered and Signed - The Given as

an Art Political Statement, screenprint, 21/25, title inscribed,

signed and inscribed 21/25, A screen print in red and black in

an edition limited to 25 copies numbered and signed by the

artist. Numbered and signed is being published by Peter Webb

Galleries, Auckland, New Zealand, and is printed on 300gsm

Arches 88 handmade paper by The Seriographic Workshop,

Auckland. The print measures 560 x 760 mm. The price before

publication on October 30th, 1980, is $125.00. After publication

that price will be $175.00.The artist’s 50% share is being donated

to the Department of Art History, University of Auckland; title,

artist and year inscribed on original Detail & Design framing

label affixed verso, 585mm x 763mm. $4,500 - $6,500

1030 COlIN MCCAHON 15 Drawings - December 51 To May

52, a 24 page book of lithographic prints on paper including 15

images interspersed with poetic text, published by the Hocken

Library, University of Otago, 1976, title inscribed, signed and

dated December ‘51 to May ‘52 and printed (title page) For

Charles Brasch from Colin McCahon 1959, 275mm x 210mm.

$2,500 - $3,500

1031 RAlPH HOTERE In the Labyrinth at the Demolishing

from “Pine” a poem by Bill Manhire, etching, 19/20, title

inscribed, 510mm x 560mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1033 JOHN REYNOlDS Station of the Cross At Five in the

Afternoon, signed and dated 1992, 720mm x 520mm. $1,000

- $2,000

1029

1030

1033

1032

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1034 PAT HANlY Embrace II, etching, ink and watercolour on

paper, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘66, 385mm x 500mm.

$3,500 - $4,500

1035 GORDON WAlTERS Kura, screenprint, 54/150, title inscribed,


1037 BIll HAMMOND Let’s Dance, etching, 1/50, title inscribed,

signed and dated 6/1981, 215mm x 270mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1036 GORDON WAlTERS Karaka, screenprint, 1/50, title inscribed,


1038 BIll HAMMOND For Buddy Holly, etching, title inscribed,

signed and dated 11/1980 and inscribed Love is Real (Not Fade

Away), 275mm x 420mm. $2,000 - $4,000

1034

1036

1035

1037

1038

90

1041 GORDON WAlTERS Arahura, screenprint, 121/125,

title inscribed, signed and dated 1982, 505mm x 400mm.

$6,000 - $8,000

1042 JOAN MIRO Abstract, lithograph, signed on the plate,

197mm x 393mm. $2,000 - $2,500

1039 SHANE COTTON Kikorangi, screenprint, 19/30, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2003, 500mm x 700mm. $3,000

- $4,000

1040 FRED GRAHAM Te 6, graphite on paper, inscribed

Maori Moon with American Indian Sun representing North

Hemisphere. Maori Moon representing South Hemisphere. Air

NZ Flight TE6 the link between the two Hemisphere. 605mm x

425mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1039

1040

1041

1042

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1043 DAvID GOODWIN Coastal VIII, oil on canvas, title inscribed,

signed and dated 2003 verso, 600mm x 600mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1045 PHIlIP TRUSTTUM Garden Painting, signed, and dated ‘74,

titled inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 285mm x 220mm. $1,000 -

$2,000

1046 JOAN MIRO Abstract, lithograph, 217/400, signed and dated

1954, 395mm x 490mm. $3,000 - $5,000

1044 GRETCHEN AlBRECHT Erosion, lithograph, 19/30, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2006, 570mm x 760mm. $2,800 -

$3,500

1047 PAT HANlY Life Goes On, lithograph, 19/30, title inscribed,


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1046

1045

1047

1044

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1048 STEPHEN GlEESON Fatu Feu’u, bronze, 400mm x

240mm x 250mm. $4,000 - $5,000

1049 STEPHEN GlEESON Fish Violin, bronze, 2/3,

signed and dated 1994, 500mm x 180mm x 100mm. $2,000

- $3,000

1050 TERRY STRINGER Puriri Leaves, bronze, 4/8,

signed and dated ‘84 and signed with the artist’s cypher,

205mm x 100mm x 100mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1051 PAUl BEADlE Bank/Rooms, bronze, title inscribed

and impressed with the artist’s cypher, 195mm x 180mm x

130mm. $5,000 - $7,000

1049

1048

1050

1051

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1052 JOHN DRAWBRIDGE Girl at a Window,

Number 2, etching, 1/50, title inscribed, signed and

dated 1969, 340mm x 775mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1053 JEFFREY HARRIS Untitled, ink on paper,

signed with artist’s initials JH, 570mm x 770mm.

$500 - $700

1054 ROBERT EllIS Captured and Described

(from the Museum Circle Portfolio of prints),

lithograph, title inscribed, 760mm x 565mm. $800

- $1,200

1055 MICHAEl SMITHER The Snake in a New

Zealand Landscape, oil on board, signed with the

artist’s initials MDS and dated ‘78; title inscribed,

signed and dated 1978 verso, 870mm x 545mm.

$1,500 - $2,500

1057 GARTH TAPPER Yugoslav Gumdiggers,

lithograph, 17/20, title inscribed, signed and dated

‘85, 350mm x 460mm. $200 - $400

1056 GRETCHEN AlBRECHT Sundial, lithograph,

17/20, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘85, 350mm

x 460mm. $200 - $400

1052

1053

1054

1055

1056

1057

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1058 DENYS WATkINS Vines, screenprint, 16/60,

title inscribed and signed, 570mm x 410mm.

$400 - $600

1059 DICk FRIzzEll Proof, screenprint, 16/60, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2007, 600mm x 460mm.

$400 - $600

1060 kATE SMAll Pt Erin Pool, screenprint, 16/60,

title inscribed, signed and dated 2007, 415mm x 390mm.

$400 - $600

1061 JACqUElINE FAHEY Alex Won’t Eat, screenprint,

16/60, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘07, 600mm x

450mm. $400 - $600

1058 1059

1060 1061

These four works are from the Pindrop Foundation 2007

Art of Hearing Portfolio of prints. The proceeds from the

sale of these prints directly benefits deaf people through

access to cochlear implant technology.

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1062 FIONA PARDINGTON Tertea 1982, three gelatin

silver prints, 290mm x 430mm each $1,500 - $2,500

1063 C SPENCER Rueti Watea, gelatin silver print,

title inscribed and inscribed 102, 197mm x 145mm $200

- $400

1064 PAUl THOMPSON Niu Tireni #9, lambda print,

300mm x 450mm. $600 - $900

1065 PAUl THOMPSON Niu Tireni #2, lambda print,

300mm x 450mm. $600 - $900

1062

1063

1064

1065

96

1066 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Portrait of Young

Wahine Wearing Cloak, gelatin silver print, inscribed

Photo Auckland, NZ, 190mm x 140mm , $200 - $400

1067 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Portrait of Two

Maori Chieftainesses with Cloaks and Waka, gelatin silver

print, 145mm x 195mm, $200 - $400

1068 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Carving 418 Pukaki

from Ohinemutu Pah, gelatin silver print, title inscribed

and inscribed 418, 195mm x 127mm, $200 - $400

1069 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Heta te Haara,

Hokianga. gelatin silver print, title inscribed and inscribed

638, 200mm x 150mm, $200 - $400

1070 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Portrait of Young

woman with Tiki, Cloak and Carved Paddle, gelatin silver

print, 180mm x 125mm, $200 - $400

1071 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN Elderly Wahine

with Two Feathers, Patu and Cloak. gelatin silver print,

200mm x 150mm, $200 - $400

1066

1067

1068

1071

1070

1069

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1076 GREG WIlSON Tired and Lonely, digital

photograph, title inscribed and signed verso, 175mm x

280mm. $200 - $400

1072 WAYNE SEYB Endeavour Passing Ravensbourne

Road, woodcut, 2/10, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘96,

355mm x 1190mm. $200 - $400

1073 RICHARD THOMPSON Hi Ho Silver, acrylic on

canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 1994 verso,

455mm x 605mm. $200 - $400

1074 RODNEY FUMPSTON Homesick in Berlin II,

mezzotint, 9/30, title inscribed and signed, 570mm x

380mm. $200 - $300

1075 RODNEY FUMPSTON Homesick in Berlin I,

mezzotint, 9/30, title inscribed and signed, 570mm x

380mm. $200 - $300

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1073

1074

1075

1076

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1077 lES ClEvElAND Architects Creek,

Karangatua Valley, South Westland, 1959, gelatin

silver print, title inscribed, artist’s stamp applied,

dated 1959 and inscribed Printed 1960, vintage

printverso, 250mm x 305mm. $200 - $400

1078 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN North Attic

Window #3, Aurora 1994, black and white, resin-

coated, photographic print, title inscribed and

dated 1994 verso, 135mm x 125mm $400 - $600

1079 PHOTOGRAPHER UNkNOWN North Attic

Window #1, Aurora 1994, black and white, resin-

coated, photographic print, title inscribed and

dated 1994 verso, 125mm x 200mm $400 - $600

1080 CHESTER MElvIN vANIMAN Auckland 100

Years of Change, two black and white photographs,

265mm x 90mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1081 lES ClEvElAND Aroha te tangata, gelatin

silver print, artist’s stamp applied and title inscribed,

dated Petone 2006 and inscribed Sculpture,

Hikoikoi Park on original artist’s label affixed verso,

240mm x 185mm. $200 - $400

1082 lES ClEvElAND Earth Mother Sculpture,

Hikoikoi Park, Petone, gelatin silver print, title

inscribed, signed and dated 2006 and Les Cleveland

Photographers stamp applied verso, 230mm x

183mm $100 - $200

1083 HENRY SzYDlOWSkI book and calendar,

$200 - $400

1084 A lot of six Exhibition Posters, including:

Boyd Webb, Australian Ceramics, Diane Arbus,

Fabric and Form, Conformity and Dissension and

Sandra Thomson, dimensions variable $80 - $120

1085 A lot of six Exhibition Catalogues, including:

The Colin McCahon Room: Teaching Aids, Auckland

City Art Gallery October 1995 - January 1996; From

Cezanne through Picasso: 100 Drawings from the

Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New

York, MoMA, 1971; M T Woollaston Works/1933-73,

Manawatu Art Gallery, August 1973; Philip Trusttum,

Selected Works 1962-1979, Sarjeant Gallery, 1980;

Tony Fomison, A Survey of his Painting and Drawing

from 1961 top 1979, Dowse Art Gallery, 1979; Some

Recent American Art, The National Gallery of

Victoria, 1973, $100 - $200

1078

1077

1079

10811080

1082

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1086 ROBERT MClEOD Cut-Out Abstract, oil

on shaped board, signed and dated 1991/2 verso,

320mm x 400mm. $500 - $700

1087 STANlEY PAlMER Harataonga Pohutukawa,

bamboo engraving, 51/100, title inscribed, signed

and dated 1991, 365mm x 605mm. $700 - $900

1088 JOAN MIRO Abstract, lithograph, signed on

the plate, 197mm x 393mm. $2,000 - $2,500

1089 NIGEl BROWN Living Here, Aotearoa, hand-

coloured woodcut, 2/20, title inscribed, signed and

dated ‘92, 360mm x 240mm. $700 - $900

1090 MICHAEl SMITHER Abstract, acrylic on

paper, signed with the artist’s initials MDS and

dated ‘79, 870mm x 545mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1091 NIGEl BROWN Tologa Night Fishing, hand-

coloured woodcut, title inscribed, signed and dated

‘92, 235mm x 175mm. $500 - $700

1086

1087

1088

1090

1091

1089

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1092 ClAES OlDENBURG Paris ‘64 (from Notes

in Hand), mounted notebook print overlain with

printed transparency, 12/100, signed with the artist’s

initials CO, 160mm x 110mm. $150 - $250

1093 MERvYN WIllIAMS King Midas Finds

His Soul (from the Barry Lett Multiple Series),

screenprint, 450mm diameter $100 - $200

1094 ClAES OlDENBURG Desolate, mounted

notebook print overlain with printed transparency,

12/100, signed with the artist’s initials CO, 150mm x

250mm. $150 - $250

1095 PETER SIDDEll Window, screenprint,

1/150, title inscribed, signed and dated 1982,

540mm x 420mm. $800 - $1,200

1097 PAUl CUllEN A Means of Supporting a

Brick Structure Above Water Level, watercolour, ink

and collage, signed and dated 1985 verso, 400mm

x 500mm. $400 - $600

1096 DENYS WATkINS Semi Detached, screenprint,

2/50, signed, 500mm x 545mm. $250 - $350

1095

1092

1093

1094

1097

1096

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1101 ROBIN kAHUkIWA Tangata Whenua, screenprint

43/50, title inscribed, signed and dated; Portfolio Gallery

Stamp applied verso 380mm x 595mm x 295mm. $500 -

$700

1098 ClAUDIA POND-EYlEY Pacific Table, screenprint

7/30, title inscribed, signed and dated 1988, 810mm x

620mm. $500 - $700

1099 IDA EISE Landscape with River, pastel on paper,

290mm x 395mm. $500 - $700

1100 COlIN lOvEll-SMITH Downstream, oil on

canvas, signed; title inscribed, signed and inscribed £8-8-

0. Original H Fisher & Son label affixed verso, 340mm x

445mm. $700 - $900

1103 JAMES FITzGERAlD Italian Lake Scene, watercolour

on paper, signed, 425mm x 520mm $500 - $700

1102 JOSEPH GAUT Southern Alps at Sunset together

with New Zealand Landscape together with Southern

Landscape, three works, oil on board, signed (Southern

Alps at Sunset only), Provenance: From the collection of

the artist’s family, 265mm x 445mm, 250mm x 375mm,

265mm x 450mm. $2,500 - $3,500

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1102

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1104 GABRIEllE HOPE Vineyard Mangere, watercolour

on paper, 450mm x470mm $2,000 - $3,000

1105 EllA SPICER Landscape through Trees, watercolour

on paper, signed, 355mm x 480mm. $500 - $700

1106 PEGGY SPICER Road Through the Landscape,

watercolour and ink on paper, signed; Gallery Pacific

stamp applied verso, 350mm x 500mm. $500 - $700

1107 BEN HO Creek Scene, watercolour on paper, signed

and dated ‘93; original K S Thompson Picture Framing

Specialist and Fine Art Dealers label affixed verso, 355mm

x 450mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1108 lANCE O’GORMAN Wild Ducks Hideaway - West

Coast North, acrylic on board, signed; title inscribed and

signed on original The McGregor Wright Gallery label

affixed verso, 345mm x 445mm. $200 - $400

1109 C E FRISTROM (ATTRIBUTED) Hillside and Sheep,

oil on board, $1,500 - $2,500

1104 1105

1106

1107

1108

1109

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1116 ARTIST UNkNOWN Maori Portrait (After CF Goldie),

oil on canvas, 450mm x 325mm. $400 - $500

1114 MATHIAS SCHMIDT Klauson, oil on canvas, signed,

dated 1873 and inscribed Klauson, 540mm x 340mm.

$1,000 - $2,000

1115 GEORGE BAxTER Jungle Scene, etching, 340mm x

250mm. $200 - $400

1117 JOHN WEEkS River, mixed media on paper, signed,

850mm x 150mm. $2,000 - $2,500

1113 ARTIST UNkNOWN Dog and Bowl, oil and varnish on

canvas, dated 1867, Provenance: Private Collection, Auckland,

345mm x 290mm. $700 - $900

1111 ERNEST CHAPMAN Scene in the Gorge of the

Routeburn, Martins Bay Track, watercolour on paper, signed

with the artist’s initials EC; title inscribed, signed and dated

1876 on original artist’s label affixed verso, 345mm x 240mm.

$200 - $400

1112 ARTIST UNkNOWN Maori Girls, hand-coloured

lithograph, T.S. Cousins printed by Clarson Mama and Co

supplement to Illustrated Adelaide Post, August 1874. Frame

780mm. x 630mm. $800 - $1,200

1110 IDA EISE Landscape, oil on canvas, signed and dated

‘77; title and artist inscribed and inscribed $85 verso, Exhibited:

Ida Eise Bequest Exhibition, 545mm x 445mm. $800 - $1,200

1110

1117

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1114 1115 1116

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1118 BRUCE HARvEY Barn Owl, oil on board, signed; title

inscribed and inscribed pg 49 verso with original McGregor

Wright label affixed verso, 600mm x 500mm. $300 - $500

1119 ARTIST UNkNOWN Derby Day, oil on board catalogue

documentation affixed verso. 190mm 240mm. $800 - $1,200

1120 ARTIST UNkNOWN Sceptre, oil on board, inscribed,

Sceptre Tom Cannon Jockey R.H. SEIVER owner on label

attached verso, 190mm x 240mm. $800 - $1,200

1121 HENRY GARRATT South Island Scene, acrylic on

cardboard, $150 - $250

1122 STUDENT OF JOHN BARR ClARkE HOYTE Colonial

House, watercolour on paper, inscribed J C Hoyte, Colonial

House verso, 225mm x 400mm. $500 - $1,000

1123 J HAMIlTON GlASS East Coast Fishing Village,

watercolour on paper, signed, 345mm x 510mm. $400 - $600

1124 J HAMIlTON GlASS East Coast Fishing Village,

watercolour on paper, signed, 345mm x 510mm. $400 - $600

1118

1119

1121

1120

1122

1124

1123

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1125 MARY MCINTYRE Busy Busy, mixed media and collage

on paper, signed; title inscribed verso, 370mm x 240mm.

$300 - $400

1126 AlAN TAYlOR Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill) & Te Ika a

Maui (Manis Fish: North Island), acrylic and permanent marker

on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘07; title inscribed,

signed and inscribed For/ Joe, Tui verso, 610mm x 455mm.

$800 - $1,200

1127 TERRY STRINGER Untitled (Mask), coloured pencil

and watercolour on paper, signed and dated ‘92 ‘93, 565mm x

375mm. $800 - $1,200

1128 MARY MCINTYRE Card Players, mixed media on paper,

signed; title inscribed verso, 370mm x 240mm. $300 - $400

1129 JAN NIGRO Abstract, mixed media on hardboard,

signed and dated ‘92, 450mm x 400mm. $800 - $1,200

1130 SYlvIA SIDDEll Sleep of Reason, etching, 6/50,

title inscribed, signed and dated ‘85, 510mm x 340mm.

$200 - $400

1125

1126 1127

11291128 1130

106 107A2 ART106 107A2 ART

1131 ROY COWAN Bridge, lithograph, title inscribed, signed

and inscribed 8 Ngaio Street, Wellington, lithograph, 3. on original

artist’s label affixed verso, 440mm x 575mm. $200 - $400

1132 STANlEY PAlMER Newmarket Station, monotype, 2/6, title

inscribed, signed and dated 1987 and inscribed 2 of 6 monotypes,

620mm x 910mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1133 ROY COWAN A Former Gold Town, lithograph, title inscribed,

signed with the artist’s initials JRC and inscribed 7.10, 450mm x

545mm. $400 - $600

1135 TERRY STRINGER Nude, watercolour on paper, signed,

370mm x 355mm. $500 - $700

1134 DENNIS kNIGHT TURNER No.7, pen and ink on paper, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘57, 265mm x 350mm. $300 - $500

1136 JANE zUSTERS Interior, oil on paper, title inscribed, signed

and dated ‘85, 560mm x 760mm. $500 - $700

1137 ROBERT EllIS Te Rawhiti Medallion, coloured pencil, ink

and watercolour on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated 1996

and inscribed 130mm diam, 390mm x 290mm. $500 - $700

1138 HENRY SzYDlOWSkI Art Studio, engraving, 1/2, title

inscribed, signed and dated 1979, 60mm x 65mm. $200 - $400

1131 1133

1138

1137

1135

11361134

1132

106 107A2 ART106 107A2 ART

1144 JIll PERROTT Waiwera River, acrylic and mixed media

on canvas, title inscribed, signed and dated 2004, 1010mm x

1010mm. $1,000 - $1,500

1142 NANETTE lElAUlU The Nun with Woman in Red,

acrylic on canvas, signed and dated 3.9.92; title inscribed,

signed and dated 9 March 1992 and inscribed To Rachel, My

Dear Woman in Red verso, 1210mm x 905mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1143 HAROlD COOP Untitled, enamel on board, signed and

dated 1984, 885mm x 585mm. $500 - $7001140 GAvIN CHIlCOTT Knock Out, oil on canvas, title

inscribed, signed and inscribed Pam Adler Gallery 578 Broadway

N.Y.C. verso, 1735mm x 1760mm. $3,000 - $4,000

1141 SAlvADOR DAlI Untitled, screenprint on silk, signed

opn the screen, dated 1989 and inscribed Demart D A.Z. I.T.C,

875mm x 875mm. $200 - $400

1139 STANlEY PAlMER Trees and Hillside, bamboo

engraving, 1/60, title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 and

inscribed Imp; title and artist inscribed and dated ‘82 on

catalogue label affixed verso, Provenance: from the Educational

Institutions Art Co-operative Collection, Auckland, 290mm x

400mm. $200 - $400

1139

1140

1142

1143

1144

1141

108 109A2 ART108 109A2 ART

1145 STANlEY PAlMER Marae Pahaoa, bamboo engraving,

45/100, title inscribed, signed and dated 1988 and inscribed

Imp; original Catchment Gallery stamp applied verso, 470mm x

645mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1147 JOHN ElDER MOUlTRAY Colac Bay, oil on board,

290mm x 460mm. $600 - $800

1146 STANlEY PAlMER Behind Whangarei Heads, bamboo

engraving, 4/50, title inscribed, signed and dated 1973 and

inscribed imp; original John Leech Gallery label affixed verso,

320mm x 575mm. $600 - $800

1149 IAN SCOTT Kauwahia Island and Erangi Point, oil on

canvas, signed; title and artist inscribed and inscribed reframed

18/10/06 verso, 595mm x 850mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1148 G W MORRISON Tor Head together with Sheephaven

together with Irish Coastal Landscape, three works, watercolour

on paper, title inscribed and signed (Tor Head), title inscribed

and signed with original J McGuigan Direct Importer and Fine

Art Dealer, 89 Castle St, Belfast label affixed verso (Sheephaven),

signed with original J McGuigan label affixed verso, 255mm x

365mm (Tor Head), 250mm x 370mm (Sheephaven), 215mm x

580mm (Coastal Landscape) $1,000 - $2,000

1150 MARIA OlSEN Untitled, pastel on paper, signed and

dated ‘82; inscribed Untitled, Maria Olsen on original Bosshard

Gallery label affixed verso, 1900mm x 1120mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1147

1146

1148

1149

1145

1150

108 109A2 ART108 109A2 ART

1151 HENRY SzYDlOWSkI Egyptian Bird together with

Freedom together with Birds and Fish together with Modlitwa

together with Sleepwalker together with Kwiaty together with

Black Madonna, six etchings, title inscribed signed and dated,

dimensions variable $500 - $700

1156 DEAN BUCHANAN Nikau, acrylic on canvas, 1280mm x

1110mm. $2,000 - $2,500

1152 JOHN TOOTIll Freesias, acrylic on canvas, title inscribed,

signed and dated July ‘85, 990mm x 1130mm. $2,000 - $3,000

1153 RUSSEll JACkSON Wax Eye together with Tui

together with Grey Warbler, acrylic on paper, (Tui and Grey

Warbler) title inscribed and signed, 270mm x 195mm, 260mm

x 185mm, 265mm x 185mm. $600 - $800

1155 MARY MCINTYRE Self Portrait, coloured pencil on

paper, signed and dated ‘87, 495mm x 330mm. $500 - $700

1154 REIkO EllIOT Crest Series (Yainato-ya), etching, artist’s

proof, title inscribed and signed, 750mm x 565mm. $700 - $900

1156

1151

1153 11551154

1152

110 111A2 ART110 111A2 ART

1157 JASON HICkS At the Coast, The Cliff Exposed Kai Iwi,

oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘99; title inscribed and signed

verso, 680mm x 1330mm. $3,500 - $4,500

1160 EMIlY kARAkA Peace and Unity, mixed media on

two panels of foam-backed hessian, signed and dated 2001,

1350mm x 1100mm each panel $2,000 - $3,000

1162 GRAHAM TONE Boat Interior, oil on canvas, 650mm x

930mm. $300 - $500

1159 WIllIAM HARRIS Argyle Station Bridge, Waikaia,

watercolour on paper, signed and dated ‘75; title inscribed

verso, 250mm x 345mm. $200 - $400

1158 RODNEY FUMPSTON Puka, lithograph, 7/25, title

inscribed and signed, 500mm x 395mm. $400 - $600

1161 HENRY SzYDlOWSkI The Rabble, 1979, engraving,

1/4, title inscribed, signed and dated 1989; original John Leech

Art Dealer, Auckland label affixed verso and stamp dated 30

Nov 1979 applied verso, 130mm x 150mm. $200 - $400

1160

1161

11581157

1162

1159

110 111A2 ART110 111A2 ART

1163 RUSSEll ClARk Tahitian Woman, graphite on paper,

signed, 110mm x 100mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1164 BRETT GRAHAM Hinenuitepo, acrylic and graphite on

paper, title inscribed and signed with the artist’s initials B.D.G.,

1000mm x 700mm. $400 - $600

1166 ElIzABETH PHIllIPS Mt Cook from Ben Ohau Range,

acrylic on board, signed, 820mm x 600mm. $500 - $1,000

1165 RUSSEll JACkSON Tui together with Fantail together

with Chaffinch, acrylic on paper, (Tui and Chaffinch) title

inscribed and signed, 275mm x 195mm, 260mm x 185mm,

265mm x 185mm. $600 - $800

1168 BECHMANN Verandah, screenprint, 239/250, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘84, 430mm x 632mm. $300 - $400

1167 NOEl COUNIHAN Two Youths, lithograph, signed and

dated ‘84 and inscribed silkscreened reproduction of Noel

Counihan’s lino cut (sic) “Two Youths” original size 67.7 x 41cm,

770mm x 570mm. $200 - $300

1163 1164

1166

1165

1168

1167

112 113A2 ART112 113A2 ART

1169 THOMAS DARBY RYAN ATTRIBUTED Okupu Bay,

watercolour on paper, inscribed authentic unsigned T. Ryan -

watercolour - Okapu Bay verso, Note: Okupu Bay was where Mr

Ryan had a batch. This painting was viewed and authenticated by

Elaine Power - who appears to be a close relative of the artist, when

the work was purchased., 325mm x 480mm. $500 - $700

1170 DOROTHY WATERS Hills, oil on canvas, signed, 705mm x

905mm. $500 - $700

1171 STANlEY PAlMER Arrival - Western Viaduct, monotype,

3/8, title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 and inscribed 3 of 8

monotypes, 595mm x 840mm. $1,500 - $2,500

1173 DOROTHY WATERS Hahei, acrylic on paper, signed; title

inscribed and signed verso, 410mm x 565mm. $200 - $400

1175 HENRY SzYDlOWSkI Untitled, oil on canvas board, signed

and dated 1983-5, 620mm x 875mm. $1,000 - $2,000

1176 lOUISE HENDERSON Untitled, watercolour on paper,

signed, 430mm x 530mm. $1,000 - $1,500

1172 FASSETT BURNETT North Cape, screenprint, 12/75, title

inscribed, signed and dated ‘82; title and artist inscribed and

dated ‘82 on catalogue label affixed verso, Provenance: from the

Educational Institutions Art Co-operative Collection, Auckland,

442mm x 540mm. $200 - $400

1174 GREER TWISS Toys for the 80s Radiation Shelter, crayon and

wash on paper, title inscribed, signed and dated ‘84; title and artist

inscribed and dated ‘84 on catalogue label affixed verso, 550mm x

690mm. $200 - $400

1175

1176

1169 1170 1171

11731172 1174

112 113A2 ART112 113A2 ART

1178

1181 DAGMAR DYCk Tofua’a - Mata, screenprint,

title inscribed, signed and dated ‘95, 700mm x 580mm.

$200 - $300

1180 RAYMOND CAMPBEll Chateau Montrose, oil on

canvas, signed, 500mm x 395mm. $4,500 - $5,500

1179 GlENDA RANDERSON Nude Study I, lithograph,

2/10, title inscribed and signed, 295mm x 205mm.

$400 - $500

1178 ROBYN GIBSON Room with a View, pastel and

collage on paper, signed and dated ‘96; title inscribed and

signed verso, 970mm x 670mm. $500 - $600

1177 FRANS BAETENS 36, screenprint, 2/20, title

inscribed and dated 1992, imprinted with muka insignia,

560mm x 560mm. $200 - $400

1177

1180 1181

1179

114 115A2 ART114 115A2 ART

1182 RONA NGAHUIA OSBOURNE Abstract,

mixed media on three canvas panels, signed and

dated ‘98, 600mm x 500mm each $500 - $700

1185 RODNEY FUMPSTON Fern, lithograph,

7/35, title inscribed and signed, 500mm x 395mm.

$400 - $600

1183 DOROTHY WATERS Arles, France, acrylic

and dye on paper, signed and dated ‘99; title

inscribed and signed verso, 460mm x 340mm. $200

- $400

1184 DOROTHY WATERS Still Life with Fruit and

Coffee Pot, acrylic and permanent marker on paper,

signed, 470mm x 340mm. $200 - $400

1186 MARGARET WOOllEY Mauve Abstract,

oil on board, signed; signed and dated 1984 verso,

585mm x 885mm. $500 - $700

1182

11851183 1184

1186

114 115A2 ART114 115A2 ART

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CONDITIONS Of Sale fOr buyerS1. BiDDing: The highest bidder shall be the purchaser subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person. Should any dispute arise as to the bidding the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bid or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser which declaration shall be conclusive. no person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted.

2. ReSeRveS. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to impose a reserve.

3. RegiSTRATiOn. Purchasers shall complete a bidding card before the sale giving their own correct name address and telephone number. it is accepted by bidders that the supply of false information on a bidding card shall be interpreted as deliberate fraud.

4. BuyeRS’ PRemium. The purchaser accepts that in addition to the hammer or selling price Webb’s will apply a buyer’s premium of 15 % of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated) together with gST on such premium, which combined sum shall be the total purchase price.

5. PAymenT. Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale.

if full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days.

Payment is by cash, bank (cashiers) cheque or eftpos. Personal and private bank cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before delivery of goods will be given. Credit cards are not accepted.

6. LOTS SOLD AS vieWeD. All lots are sold as viewed and with all errors to description faults and imperfections whether visible or not. neither Webb’s nor its vendor are responsible for errors of description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it and make no warranty whatever. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement.

Buyers shall be deemed to have inspected the lots or to have made enquiries to their complete satisfaction prior to sale and by the act of bidding shall be deemed to be satisfied with the lots in all respects.

7. WeBB’S ACT AS AgenTS. They have full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason.

8. COLLeCTiOn. Purchases are to be taken away at the buyer’s expense immediately after the sale except where a cheque remains uncleared. if this is not done Webb’s will not be responsible if the lot is lost stolen damaged or destroyed.

Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee. A receipted invoice must be produced prior to delivery of any lot.

9. LiCenCeS. Buyers who purchase an item which falls within the provisions of the Protected Objects Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 cannot take possession of that item until they have shown to Webb’s a license under the appropriate Act.

10. FAiLuRe TO mAke PAymenT. if a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Webb’s shall without further notice to the purchaser at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies:

a. To issue proceeding against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract.

b. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction.

c. To resell the lot by public or private sale. Any deficiency resulting from such resale after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Webb’s by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of sale shall belong to the seller and in this condition the expression “proceeds of sale” shall have the same meaning in relation to a sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by auction.

d. To store the lot whether at Webb’s own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal storage and all other costs connected to the lot.

e. To charge interest on the purchase price at a rate 2% above Webb’s bankers’ then current rate for commercial overdraft facilities to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale.

f. To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of money due.

g. To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb’s or it’s vendor. Webb’s shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any money remains unpaid under this contract.

h. To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Webb’s towards any money owing to Webb’s in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of or restriction placed upon such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied.

i. Title and right of disposal of the goods shall not pass to the purchaser until payment has been made in full by cleared funds. Where any lot purchased in held by Webb’s pending i. clearance of funds by the purchaser or ii. completion of payment after receipt of a deposit the lot will be held by Webb’s as bailee for the vendor risk and title passing to the purchaser immediately upon notification of clearance of funds or upon completion of purchase. in the event that a lot is lost stolen damaged or destroyed before title is transferred to the purchaser the purchaser shall be entitled to a refund of all monies paid to Webb’s in respect of that lot but shall not be entitled to any compensation for any consequent losses howsoever arising.

11. BiDDeRS DeemeD PRinCiPALS. All bidders shall be held personally and solely liable for all obligations arising from any bid including both telephone”and absentee bids”. Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must obtain written authority to do so from Webb’s prior to bidding.

12.”SuBjeCT BiDS”

Where the highest bid is below the reserve and the auctioneer declares a sale to be “subject to vendor’s consent” or words to that effect the highest bid remains binding upon the bidder until the vendor accepts or rejects it. if the bid is accepted there is a contractual obligation upon the bidder to pay for the lot.

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119GALLERY GUIDE

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contact name email address

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please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots up to prices recorded below. these bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves if any. * i agree to comply with the conditions of sale as printed in the catalogue. i understand that in the case of a successful bid on items in this catalogue a buyer’s premium of fifteen percent (15%) will be added to the hammer price and that g.s.t is charged on the premium. on major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. please enquire regarding this service which Webb’s carry out at no charge.

* Webb’s will do its upmost to carry out bidding instructions for absentee bidders. it will not be responsible however if circumstances prevent it doing so.

arrangements for payment: i agree to pay immediately on receipt of notice from Webb’s of my successful bid. payment will be by cash cheque or bank transfer. i will arrange for collection of my purchases or i agree to pay for packing and freight costs incurred by Webb’s in having any purchases forwarded to me. in order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers who are unknown to us are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale or for references to be supplied. if such arrangements are not made cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered.

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fOr abSeNTee bIDDerS ON lOTS IN Sale 300 CONTempOrary arT & DeSIgN, TraDITIONal DeSIgN aND a2 arT 22 OCT - 1 NOV 2008

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Albrecht, Gretchen 1044,1056Apple, Billy 48,75,1029Armstrong, Eve 17Arps, Dan 154Baetens, Frans 1177Bambury, Stephen 56Barnhill, Penelope 30,47,129Baxter, George 1115Beadle, Paul 1051Bechmann 1168Benge, Harvey 64Binney, Don 1028Boberg, Ingrid 69Braithwaite, Joanna 73Brown, MaryLouise 85,1013Brown, Nigel 1089,1091Bryant, Chris 67Buchanan, Dean 1156Burnett, Fassett 1172Campbell, Joanna 57,71,77,88,121Campbell, Raymond 1180Chilcott, Gavin 1140Ching, Raymond 1021Clark, Russell 1163Cleveland, Les 1077,1081,1082Coop, Harold 1144Cotton, Shane 139,1039Counihan, Noel 1167Cousins, James 9Cowan, Roy 1131,1133Cullen, Paul 1097Dali, Salvador 1141Dawson, Margaret 159de Lautour, Tony 19,40de Ville, Julia 15Deadly Ponies 68,113,163Dem Jewellery 108,142,151Drawbridge, John 1052Driver, Don 1002Dyck, Dagmar 1181Dyne, Julien 78,128Eaton, Tristan 148,153Eise, Ida 1099,1110Elliot, Reiko 1154Ellis, Robert 139,1054,1137Ernest, Chapman 1111et al 7,63,1009Fahey, Jacqueline 1061Feu’u, Fatu 1023Fitzgerald, James 1103Fomison, Tony 1024Fristrom (attributed), CE 1109Fritchley, Hayden 91Frizzell, Dick 105,139,1012,1027Frizzell,Otis 104Fumpston, Rodney 1074,1075,1158,1185Garratt, Henry 1121Gaut, Joseph 1102Gibson, Robyn 1178Glass, JHamilton 1123,1124Gleeson, Stephen 1048,1049Goodwin, David 1043Graham, Fred 1019,1040Graham, Brett 1164Griffiths, William 105,149Halfermalz-Wheeler, Christine 101,146Hammond, Bill 34,1018,1037,1038Hanly, Gil 1007Hanly, Pat 1016,1025,1034,1047Harris, Jeffrey 1053Harris, William 1159Harvey, Bruce 1118Hatcher, David 100Hayman, Patrick 1000,1011Hemer, Andre 65,96Henderson, Louise 1176

Albrecht, Gretchen 1044,1056Apple, Billy 48,75,1029Armstrong, Eve 17Arps, Dan 154Baetens, Frans 1177Bambury, Stephen 56Barnhill, Penelope 30,47,129Baxter, George 1115Beadle, Paul 1051Bechmann 1168Benge, Harvey 64Binney, Don 1028Boberg, Ingrid 69Braithwaite, Joanna 73Brown, MaryLouise 85,1013Brown, Nigel 1089,1091Bryant, Chris 67Buchanan, Dean 1156Burnett, Fassett 1172Campbell, Joanna 57,71,77,88,121Campbell, Raymond 1180Chilcott, Gavin 1140Ching, Raymond 1021Clark, Russell 1163Cleveland, Les 1077,1081,1082Coop, Harold 1144Cotton, Shane 139,1039Counihan, Noel 1167Cousins, James 9Cowan, Roy 1131,1133Cullen, Paul 1097Dali, Salvador 1141Dawson, Margaret 159de Lautour, Tony 19,40de Ville, Julia 15Deadly Ponies 68,113,163Dem Jewellery 108,142,151Drawbridge, John 1052Driver, Don 1002Dyck, Dagmar 1181Dyne, Julien 78,128Eaton, Tristan 148,153Eise, Ida 1099,1110Elliot, Reiko 1154Ellis, Robert 139,1054,1137Ernest, Chapman 1111et al 7,63,1009Fahey, Jacqueline 1061Feu’u, Fatu 1023Fitzgerald, James 1103Fomison, Tony 1024Fristrom (attributed), CE 1109Fritchley, Hayden 91Frizzell, Dick 105,139,1012,1027Frizzell,Otis 104

Fumpston, Rodney 1074,1075,1158,1185Garratt, Henry 1121Gaut, Joseph 1102Gibson, Robyn 1178Glass, JHamilton 1123,1124Gleeson, Stephen 1048,1049Goodwin, David 1043Graham, Fred 1019,1040Graham, Brett 1164Griffiths, William 105,149Halfermalz-Wheeler, Christine 101,146Hammond, Bill 34,1018,1037,1038Hanly, Gil 1007Hanly, Pat 1016,1025,1034,1047Harris, Jeffrey 1053Harris, William 1159Harvey, Bruce 1118Hatcher, David 100Hayman, Patrick 1000,1011Hemer, Andre 65,96Henderson, Louise 1176Hicks, Jason 1157Ho, Ben 1106Hooper, Julian 98Hope, Gabrielle 1104Hotere, Ralph 1031Hoyte, JohnBarrClarke(Studentof)1122Hughes, Sara 62,139Hunt, Matt 141Hutchinson, Lonnie 79Jackson, Russell 1153,1165Johns, Paul 59,154,1004Johnson, George 1003Kahukiwa, Robyn 1101Karaka, Emily 1160Karl, Jillian 16Keogh, Sonia 152Kill Pixie 92,150Killeen, Richard 1010,1020Law, Aidan 55Le Witt, Sol 106Leek, Saskia 90Lelaulu, Nanette 1142Lewer, Richard 125Lovell-Smith, Colin 1100Ma, Chi-Tzu 18,31Matil, Howard 123Maughan, Karl 60McCahon, Colin 1030McFarlane, Mary 120McIntyre, Mary 1125,1128,1155McLeod, Robert 1032,1086Meadowlark 114,115,116,117,118Millar, Judy 139Miro, Joan 1042,1046,1088Morison, Julia 168Morrison, GW 1148Moses, Russell 41Moultray, JohnElder 1147Murado, Antonio 25Nigro, Jan 1129Nishida, Ryuza 3O’Connell, Ainsley 54O’Gorman, Lance 1107Oldenburg, Claes 6,1008,1092,1094Olsen, Maria 1150Osbourne,RonaNgahuia 166,1182Palmer, Stanley 1087,1132,1139,1145, 1146,1171Pardington, Fiona 29,144,1062Perrott, Jill 1143Peter, Juliet 1014Phillips, Elizabeth 1166Pick, Seraphine 22,23,110Pond Eyley, Claudia 1098Pule, John 46,139,1015,1022Randerson, Glenda 1179Reynolds, John 35,49,107,119,126, 160,1033Robinson, Peter 2,39,66Robinson, James 145Ryan, ThomasDarby(attributed) 1169Sameshima, Haruhiko 1005Schmidt, Mathias 1114Scott, Ian 1149Seyb, Wayne 1072Siddell, Peter 1095Siddell, Sylvia 1130Sisarich, Chris 27Small, Kate 1060Smith, Jenny 33,81,87Smither, Michael 1055,1090Spencer, C 1063Spicer, Ella 1105Spicer, Peggy 1108Stichbury, Peter 1,124Straka, Heather 97,102

Albrecht, Gretchen 1044,1056Apple, Billy 48,75,1029Armstrong, Eve 17Arps, Dan 154Baetens, Frans 1177Bambury, Stephen 56Barnhill, Penelope 30,47,129Baxter, George 1115Beadle, Paul 1051Bechmann 1168Benge, Harvey 64Binney, Don 1028Boberg, Ingrid 69Braithwaite, Joanna 73Brown, MaryLouise 85,1013Brown, Nigel 1089,1091Bryant, Chris 67Buchanan, Dean 1156Burnett, Fassett 1172Campbell, Joanna 57,71,77,88,121Campbell, Raymond 1180Chilcott, Gavin 1140Ching, Raymond 1021Clark, Russell 1163Cleveland, Les 1077,1081,1082Coop, Harold 1144Cotton, Shane 139,1039Counihan, Noel 1167Cousins, James 9Cowan, Roy 1131,1133Cullen, Paul 1097Dali, Salvador 1141Dawson, Margaret 159de Lautour, Tony 19,40de Ville, Julia 15Deadly Ponies 68,113,163Dem Jewellery 108,142,151Drawbridge, John 1052Driver, Don 1002Dyck, Dagmar 1181Dyne, Julien 78,128Eaton, Tristan 148,153Eise, Ida 1099,1110Elliot, Reiko 1154Ellis, Robert 139,1054,1137Ernest, Chapman 1111et al 7,63,1009Fahey, Jacqueline 1061Feu’u, Fatu 1023Fitzgerald, James 1103Fomison, Tony 1024Fristrom (attributed), CE 1109Fritchley, Hayden 91Frizzell, Dick 105,139,1012,1027Frizzell,Otis 104

Fumpston, Rodney 1074,1075,1158,1185Garratt, Henry 1121Gaut, Joseph 1102Gibson, Robyn 1178Glass, JHamilton 1123,1124Gleeson, Stephen 1048,1049Goodwin, David 1043Graham, Fred 1019,1040Graham, Brett 1164Griffiths, William 105,149Halfermalz-Wheeler, Christine 101,146Hammond, Bill 34,1018,1037,1038Hanly, Gil 1007Hanly, Pat 1016,1025,1034,1047Harris, Jeffrey 1053Harris, William 1159Harvey, Bruce 1118Hatcher, David 100Hayman, Patrick 1000,1011Hemer, Andre 65,96Henderson, Louise 1176Hicks, Jason 1157Ho, Ben 1106Hooper, Julian 98Hope, Gabrielle 1104Hotere, Ralph 1031Hoyte, JohnBarrClarke(Studentof)1122Hughes, Sara 62,139Hunt, Matt 141Hutchinson, Lonnie 79Jackson, Russell 1153,1165Johns, Paul 59,154,1004Johnson, George 1003Kahukiwa, Robyn 1101Karaka, Emily 1160Karl, Jillian 16Keogh, Sonia 152Kill Pixie 92,150Killeen, Richard 1010,1020Law, Aidan 55Le Witt, Sol 106Leek, Saskia 90Lelaulu, Nanette 1142Lewer, Richard 125Lovell-Smith, Colin 1100Ma, Chi-Tzu 18,31Matil, Howard 123Maughan, Karl 60McCahon, Colin 1030McFarlane, Mary 120McIntyre, Mary 1125,1128,1155McLeod, Robert 1032,1086Meadowlark 114,115,116,117,118Millar, Judy 139Miro, Joan 1042,1046,1088Morison, Julia 168Morrison, GW 1148Moses, Russell 41Moultray, JohnElder 1147Murado, Antonio 25Nigro, Jan 1129Nishida, Ryuza 3O’Connell, Ainsley 54O’Gorman, Lance 1107Oldenburg, Claes 6,1008,1092,1094Olsen, Maria 1150Osbourne,RonaNgahuia 166,1182Palmer, Stanley 1087,1132,1139,1145,1146,1171Pardington, Fiona 29,144,1062Perrott, Jill 1143Peter, Juliet 1014Phillips, Elizabeth 1166Pick, Seraphine 22,23,110Pond Eyley, Claudia 1098Pule, John 46,139,1015,1022Randerson, Glenda 1179Reynolds, John 35,49,107,119,126,160,1033Robinson, Peter 2,39,66Robinson, James 145Ryan, ThomasDarby(attributed) 1169Sameshima, Haruhiko 1005Schmidt, Mathias 1114Scott, Ian 1149Seyb, Wayne 1072Siddell, Peter 1095Siddell, Sylvia 1130Sisarich, Chris 27Small, Kate 1060Smith, Jenny 33,81,87Smither, Michael 1055,1090Spencer, C 1063Spicer, Ella 1105Spicer, Peggy 1108Stichbury, Peter 1,124Straka, Heather 97,102Stringer, Terry 140,1050,1127,1135Szydlowski, Henry 1083,1138,1151,1161, 1175Tapper, Garth 1057Taylor, Alan 1126Thompson, Paul 1064,1065Thompson, Richard 1073Tone, Graham 1162Tootill, John 1152Trusttum, Philip 1045Turner, DennisKnight 1134Twiss, Greer 1174Unknown, Photographer 1066,1067,1068,1069, 1070,1071,1078,1079Unknown, Artist 1112,1113,1116,1119, 1120Vaniman, ChesterMelvin 1080Wallis, Anna 24Walters, Gordon 1026,1035,1036,1041Waters, Dorothy 1170,1173,1183,1184Watkins, Denys 1058,1096Wealleans, Rohan 74Webster, Christine 1006Weeks, John 1117Weston, Mike 104White, Robin 1017Williams, Mervyn 1001,1093Wilson, Greg 1076Woolley, Margaret 1186Yul Oh, Seung 14,38Zusters, Jane 1136

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