new collectors art/taxidermy/modern design

Tuesday 10 December 2013

New Collectors ArtTaxidermyModern Design, Furniture, Lighting and Ceramics

Wednesday 11 December 2013

Asian ArtTribal Art and TaongaDecorative Arts

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New Collectors Art including the New Zealand Herald 150th Anniversary suite of Dick Frizzell Portraits of Iconic New Zealanders

Taxidermy

Modern Design, Furniture, Lighting and Ceramics


Asian Art

Tribal Art and Taonga

Decorative Arts

198. Studio 65 for Edra A genuine Bocca Marilyn lip sofa designed by Studio 65 in 1972.


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Welcome to A+O’s final catalogue of 2013 which features a wonderful mix of New Zealand art, selected modern design furniture, Tribal arts and collectable Asian Art. Recently the New Zealand Herald celebrated its 150th Anniversary meaning at a rough count over 50 000 daily newspapers have been published. To commemorate this milestone the Herald commissioned artist Dick Frizzell to paint five original portraits of iconic New Zealanders. The chosen five are All Black captain Richie McCaw, Sir Edmund Hillary, Dame Whina Cooper, Kate Sheppard and Ernest Rutherford. These portraits adorned the cover of the Herald on November 13 and made for a dramatic cover and future collectable.

In this catalogue A+O is proud to offer the original five portrait paintings by Dick Frizzell. All of the sale proceeds will be donated to the Starship National Air Ambulance service.

In the modern design section of the catalogue A+O has assembled a fine offering of European and local masters. Perhaps the highlight is lot 125 a pair of 1950s salon chairs by Garth Chester. It is believed less than twenty of these kiwi classics were made making the pair in this catalogue bona fide New Zealand design rarities.

This catalogue also includes one of the most spectacular taxidermy selections of recent years. Amongst many rare and unusual offerings one of the highlights is a large case of New Zealand birds including a pair of the sadly extinct Huia and many other rare examples.

Finally, the directors and staff would like to thank our clients, customers and friends for their support. A+O has enjoyed a buoyant year with many varied offerings and highlights. We take this opportunity to wish you all a happy, safe and festive season and summer.

All lots illustrated online at www.artandobject.co.nz

3 Abbey Street Newton Auckland

PO Box 68 345 Newton Auckland 1145

Telephone: +64 9 354 4646 Freephone: 0 800 80 60 01 Facsimile: +64 9 354 4645

[email protected] www.artandobject.co.nz

Lot 499. A detail from an impressive cased presentation of 12 taxidermy native New Zealand birds.

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Lot 31, Damian Hirst, The Hours Spin Skull, 2009

New Collectors Art including the New Zealand Herald 150th Anniversary suite of Dick Frizzell Portraits of Iconic New Zealanders

Taxidermy

Modern Design, Furniture, Lighting and Ceramics

AuctionTuesday 10 December 2013 3 Abbey Street, Newton, Auckland

ViewingFriday 6 December 9.00am – 5.30pm

Saturday 7 December 11.00am – 4.00pm

Sunday 8 December 11.00am – 4.00pm

Monday 9 December 9.00am – 5.30pm

Tuesday 10 December 9.00am – 2.00pm


1 Dick Frizzell

Ernest Rutherford gouache on paper signed and dated ‘13 295 x 200mm

$1500 – $3000

Lots 1–6 are sold without buyers premium.

2 Dick Frizzell

Kate Sheppard gouache on paper signed and dated ‘13 295 x 200mm

$1500 – $3000

3 Dick Frizzell

Dame Whina Cooper gouache on paper signed and dated ‘13 295 x 200mm

$1500 – $3000

4 Dick Frizzell

Richie McCaw gouache on paper signed and dated ‘13 295 x 200mm

$1500 – $3000

5 Dick Frizzell

Sir Edmund Hillary gouache on paper signed and dated ‘13 295 x 200mm

$1500 – $3000

The New Zealand Herald 150th Anniversary suite of Dick Frizzell Portraits of Iconic New Zealanders

A+O is proud to offer the original five portrait paintings by Dick Frizzell. All of the sale proceeds will be donated to the Starship National Air Ambulance service.

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6 Dick Frizzell

Don’t Miss Out!!! oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 10/11/12 805 x 800mm

$12 000 – $18 000

The proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated to the Auckland City Mission. Artwork kindly donated by Price Waterhouse Coopers.

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7 Richard Killeen

Reap What You Sow screenprint, 44/50 title inscribed, signed and dated 1979 750 x 550mm

$1500 – $2500

11 Ralph Hotere

Pine: Acre of Wounds monoprint signed and dated 5.74 510 x 405mm Provenance: Private Collection, Wellington.

$6000 – $9000

10 Peter Robinson

Postcard from Europa acrylic on paper title inscribed, signed with initials PRR and dated ‘96 320 x 230mm

$2000 – $5000

8 Peter Robinson

Untitled acrylic on Steinbach paper 725 x 535mm signed and dated ‘07

$2000 – $4000

9 Peter Robinson

Untitled acrylic on Steinbach paper 725 x 535mm signed and dated ‘ 7

$2000 – $4000

12 Ralph Hotere

Pine: Discovered in Hell monoprint signed and dated 5.74 495 x 441mm Provenance: Private Collection, Wellington.

$6000 – $9000

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13 Jeffrey Harris

Girl’s Face pencil on paper signed and dated 1970; title inscribed, signed & dated 1970 verso 200 x 250mm

$1200 – $1800

16 Gretchen Albrecht

Untitled watercolour signed and dated ‘74 530 x 390mm

$5000 – $8000

17 Chris Heaphy

Skull acrylic on linen 450 x 350mm

$4000 – $6000

18 Matthew Couper

Darwinism Reversed oil on metal title inscribed, signed and dated 2013 800 x 300mm

$800 – $1500

14 Jeffrey Harris

Girls and Church pencil on paper signed and dated 1970; title inscribed, signed & dated 1970 verso 200 x 255mm

$1200 – $1800

15 John Reynolds

A Blue Work oilstick on screenprint 690 x 485mm title inscribed, signed and dated May 2000

$1500 – $3000

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19 May Ropata

Manihiki Dream and BoraBora oil on board title inscribed, signed and dated ‘80 145 x 220mm

$800 – $1500

22 Michael Tuffery

Battle Plan for Bull Fight lithograph, 10/50 title inscribed and signed 180 x 275mm

$200 – $300

20 Gavin Chilcott

A Survival Box lithograph signed and dated 1987 575 x 765mm

$400 – $800

23 Anna Palmer

Looking West from Motutapu pastel on paper signed and dated ‘92 495 x 640mm

$400 – $800

21 Tueane Tibbo

Untitled oil on board signed and dated 1972 913 x 1023mm

$1500 – $2500

24 Anne Riethmaier

Colour Concept acrylic and liquid glass on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated ‘07 verso 250 x 250mm

$250 – $500

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25 Stanley Palmer

Untitled oil on canvas on board signed and dated ‘02 365 x 530mm

$3500 – $5500

27 Ralph Hotere

Winter Solstice: Carey’s Bay oilpastel on paper signed and dated ‘91 435 x 256mm

$7000 – $10 000

29 Patrick Reynolds

Heart Bush photograph 300 x 250mm

$300 – $500

30 Gavin Chilcott

Untitled oil on paper, triptych 293 x 1250mm: overall

$400 – $800

26 Eion Stevens

Untitled oil on board 500 x 725mm

$2500 – $3500

28 Ross Ritchie

Studio Landscape and Chair acrylic on paper signed and dated ’89; title inscribed, signed and dated 1989 verso 365 x 485mm

$800 – $1500

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31 Damian Hirst

The Hours Spin Skull household gloss on plastic skull unique multiple, edition number 168 of 210, 2009 210 x 140 x 140 mm

Includes The Hours’ CD album, See the Light

$10 000 – $12 000

34 Ralph Hotere

Biko acrylic on silk signed and dated ‘88 1875 x 283mm

$10 000 – $15 000

32 John Reynolds

Have a Little Faith oil paint marker and acrylic on canvas, diptych title inscribed, signed and dated 2004 verso 610 x 460mm: each panel

$4500 – $650033 Colin McCahon

Bather No. 1 pen and ink on paper signed and dated ’43; title inscribed, signed and inscribed 8 Espin Cres, Karori, Wellington verso 105 x 85mm

$6000 – $9000

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37 Peter Stichbury

Untitled oil on board signed and dated 1996 verso 500 x 420mm

$3500 – $5500

38 Seraphine Pick

Untitled pencil and ink on paper signed and dated ‘94 170 x 565mm

$600 – $1200

39 Merylyn Tweedie

Pan Left of the Camera, She Is There from The Red Spot Series No. 2 epoxy resin, photocopies and fibreglass cloth on wallpaper title inscribed and dated 1988 on original label verso 535 x 790mm

$3000 – $5000

36 Peter Robinson

Up screenprint on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated ‘98 1100 x 900mm

$3000 – $6000

35 Tony de Lautour

New World 7 unique screenprint on canvas with applied acrylic title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 1040 x 1000mm

$6000 – $8000

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40 Ken Kendall

Untitled (Children reading) bronze, 6/20 signed 155 x 300 x 210mm: approx

$1500 – $2500

43 Ross Hemera

Pepuere 1840 mixed media title inscribed; title inscribed and signed verso 1550 x 1300 x 50mm

$5000 – $8000

41 Jeff Thomson

N. Z corrugated iron, three parts signed and dated 2010 1400 x 430 x 60mm: installation size

$4000 – $6000

44 Jeff Thomson

Untitled – leaves screenprinted corrugated iron, three parts signed and dated 2011 440 x 155 x 30mm each: approximately

$1200 – $1800

42 Neil Dawson

Escape II stainless steel, custom wood, fibreglass mesh and acrylic, 4/5 title inscribed, signed and dated 1981 on original accompanying box 340 x 340 x 95mm Provenance: Private collection, Wellington.

$7000 – $11 000

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45 Ralph Hotere and Mary McFarlane

Untitled mixed media signed and dated ’98 verso and inscribed Port Chalmers 190mm Diameter

$1200 – $1800

46 Paul Dibble

Flight in Sticks cast bronze signed and dated 2006 750 x 540 x 130mm

$9000 – $15 000

48 Don Driver

Relic mixed media title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 560 x 260 x 260mm

$3000 – $5000

47 Don Driver

Silver Relief mixed media title inscribed, signed and dated 2005 verso 680 x 512 x 100mm

$4000 – $6000

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49 Peter Robinson

Untitled mixed media on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1993 on original label verso 755 x 570mm

$4000 – $6000

50 Max Gimblett

Red Field unique screenprint with foil on archival paper signed and dated 2008; title inscribed, signed and dated 2008 on artist’s original label verso 760 x 565mm

$1500 – $2500

51 Ben Cauchi

Sloth from the Seven Deadly Sins series argyrotype print, 2000 artist’s original catalogue label affixed verso 123 x 98mm

$800 – $1500

54 Bill Culbert

Brick and stone building gelatin silver print title inscribed and dated Gargas, France 2002 verso 190 x 190mm

$800 – $1200

53 Gordon Walters

Then screenprint, AP XI title inscribed, signed and dated 1980 and inscribed Artists Proof XI 445 x 555mm

$2500 – $3500

52 Terry Stringer

Untitled watercolour signed and dated ‘81 520 x 350mm

$500 – $1000

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55 Bill Culbert

Car tyre bonbonne gelatin silver print title inscribed and dated France 2002 verso 190 x 190mm

$800 – $1200

56 Peter Peryer

Erica, Mt Victoria gelatin silver print 232 x 235mm

$6000 – $9000

57 Peter Peryer

Barn ink jet print (2004) 250 x 330mm

$2000 – $3000

58 Marie Shannon

The House at Night colour photograph title inscribed, signed and dated 2004 verso 405 x 500mm

$1500 – $2500

59 Wayne Barrar

Tubed Fish Section (DNA analysis), Christchurch gelatin silver print signed and dated 1996 verso 145 x 220mm

$600 – $1200

60 Peter Peryer

Alligators, Auckland Zoo gelatin silver print 185 x 270mm

$2800 – $4500

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61 Bill Hammond

Proto 3 lithograph, AP title inscribed, signed and dated 2012 605 x 417mm

$3000 – $4000

64 Don Binney

Pacific Frigate Bird screenprint from the Barry Lett Gallery multiples 887 x 680mm

$1800 – $3000

62 Bill Hammond

Proto 4 lithograph, AP title inscribed, signed and dated 2012 605 x 417mm

$3000 – $4000

65 Robin White

Olympia, Maketu silkscreen print, 19/35 title inscribed, signed and dated June ‘73 490 x 622mm

Provenance: Private collection, Bay of Plenty.

$3500 – $5500

63 Bill Hammond

Singer Songwriter I lithograph, ed. of 100 title inscribed, signed and dated 2001 on the plate 695 x 850mm

$3000 – $5000

66 Fiona Pardington

Anthirium gelatin silver print title inscribed, signed and dated 1993 verso 340 x 465mm

$2000 – $3000

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68 Allen Maddox

Untitled – Polychrome Grid oil on cotton signed with artist’s initials A. M and dated 3. 76 and inscribed No. 53 910 x 952mm

Provenance: Private collection, Hawkes Bay.

$9000 – $14 000

71 John Weeks

Northcote garden landscape oil on board signed; original Certificate of Authenticity affixed verso 400 x 515mm

$2500 – $4000

72 Sydney Lough Thompson

Tunny boats, Concarneau oil on board signed 395 x 315mm

$6000 – $9000

69 Garth Tapper

Best Bets oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated ’94 verso 445 x 500mm

$7000 – $9000

67 E. Mervyn Taylor

Tane the Creator wood engraving, edition of 40 title inscribed and signed 206 x 145mm $2000 – $4000

70 John McIntosh Madden

Lady of the Lake oil on board signed 290 x 175mm

$2500 – $4000

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73 Rodney Fumpston

Puka lithograph, 22/25 title inscribed and signed 515 x 405mm

$200 – $500

74 Rodney Fumpston

Weta lithograph, 20/35 title inscribed and signed 515 x 405mm

$200 – $500

75 Jacqueline Fraser

Rebel attack oilstick on blue water stained taffeta title inscribed, signed and dated 14.7.2002; original Roslyn Oxley Gallery label affixed verso 320 x 320mm

$1000 – $1500

76 Jacqueline Fraser

Controlling supply of arms oilstick on pink water stained taffeta title inscribed, signed and dated 2002; original Roslyn Oxley Gallery label affixed verso 320 x 320mm

$1000 – $1500

77 Ted Dutch

Musicians screenprint, 10/16 title inscribed, signed and dated 1970 550 x 390mm

$500 – $800

78 Ted Dutch

Mirage II screenprint, 14/36 title inscribed, signed and dated 1972 385 x 530mm

$500 – $800

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79 Andrew McLeod

Untitled oil on canvas signed with artist’s initials AMc 175 x 125mm

$1000 – $1500

82 Pat Hanly

Awake Aotearoa silkscreen print title inscribed, signed and dated ‘83 540 x 645mm

$2000 – $3000

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Ibid. Public Projects screenprint on vinyl 850 x 1200mm

$1200 – $2500

84 Peter Stichbury

Juror giclee print, 1/12 signed and dated 2007 575 x 480mm

$3000 – $5000

80 Tom Mutch

War and Famine oil on board signed and dated 2006 940 x 1085mm

$4000 – $6000

81 Pat Hanly

Bride, Sailor, Observor screenprint, APS title inscribed and signed 500 x 725mm

$2000 – $3000

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85 John Reynolds

After the Bachelor Apparatus I, V, VII and VIII pastel and graphite on board, four parts title inscribed; signed and dated 1989 verso 560 x 260 x 260mm

$4000 – $6000

88 Jacques Villon

Composition etching signed and dated ’47 on the plate 515 x 350mm

$1000 – $2000

89 Jeffrey Harris

Man on the Road pastel on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1968 555 x 755mm

$1200 – $2000

86 Sarah Dolby

Blue Mary oil on canvas signed; title inscribed and dated 2008 verso 495 x 395mm

$1500 – $3000

87 Francis Upritchard

Untitled (Venice Biennale 2009) lithograph with applied watercolour signed and dated 2009 565 x 380mm

$800 – $1500

90 Michael Illingworth

Tawera screenprint from the Barry Lett Gallery multiples 560 x 760mm

$600 – $900

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91 Michael Smither

Wave Invading Rock Pool screenprint from the Barry Lett Gallery multiples 760 x 560mm

$600 – $900

92 Pat Hanly

Inside the garden screenprint from the Barry Lett Gallery multiples 425 x 530mm

$600 – $900

93 Denys Watkins

Polevault lithograph, AP title inscribed, signed and dated ‘78 440 x 360mm

$300 – $500

96 Marilyn Webb

Lake Mahinerangi 24 linocut, artists proof title inscribed, signed and dated ‘76 385 x 605mm

$400 – $800

97 Anne Riethmaier

Colour as Subject I acrylic and liquid glass on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 08 verso 1020 x 1020mm

$600 – $1000

98 Paul Hartigan

Inside the Square silkscreen print, 18/75 title inscribed, signed and dated 2005 650 x 645mm

$800 – $1500

94 Anne Riethmaier

Untitled acrylic and liquid glass on canvas signed and dated 2013 verso 300 x 300mm

$300 – $600

95 John Reynolds

Stations of the Cross, Eclipse lithograph, AP title inscribed, signed and dated 1992 720 x 525mm

$600 – $1000

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Large Scale Taxidermy African Game from a private Auckland Collection

100. Gemsbok H. 1400mm $2500 – $3500

101. Cape Buffalo on wooden shield mount taxidermy circa early 1960s W. 880mm $4000 – $6000

102. Red Hartebeest H. 980mm $1200 – $1800

103. Blue Wildebeest H. 730 x W. 550 x D. 740mm $1500 – $2000

104. Black Wildebeest 720 x 430 x 770mm $1500 – $2500

105. Blesbuck antelope H.970mm $600 – $1000

106. Impala antelope H.950mm $500 – $800

107. Lioness head on wooden shield mount taxidermy circa 1960s possibly by Rowland Ward 520 x 400 x 560mm $3000 – $5000

108. Zebra rearing from the front quarters 1300 x 430 x 800mm $5000 – $7000

109. Leopard Tortoiseshell, carapace and plastron complete 420 x 200mm $500 – $800

110. Australian Saltwater Crocodile L. 1430mm $3500 – $5000

111. Zebra skin with tail and head intact 3000 x 2100mm approx. $2000 – $3000

112. Maple leaf Giraffe A superb and rare specimen measuring H. 3000mm installed $15 000 – $20 000

113. Wolverine skin rug with full head mount displaying winter coat 1300 x 930mm $1500 – $3000

114. Zebra head from neck up 850 x 820mm $2000 – $3000

115. Alexandrine Parakeet on wooden perch mount H. 450mm $700 – $1000

116. Wild boar with tusks on wooden shield mount H. 600 x D. 400mm $300 – $500

117. Zebra skin with tail and head intact 2800 x 1700mm approx. $1000 – $1500

118. Boars tusk with silver collar inscribed NZ 1905 $80 – $120

119. Turtle shell. l. 630mm $100 – $200

120. Taxidermy Ram’s head $100 – $200

121. Small ivory elephant tusk $400 – $600

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New Zealand Modern Design

122. Roy Lippincott A pair of library senate chairs made in the arts and crafts style. Provenance: Previously held University of Auckland collection $300 – $500

123. Roy Lippincott A senate arm chair made in the Arts and Crafts style in kauri and rimu with tapered arms raised on a four point base. Provenance: Previously held in the University of Auckland collection $500 – $800

124. Ces Renwick for Airest Bahama lounge chair and foot stool made circa 1955 $1000 – $2000

125. Garth Chester A pair of rare Salon chairs in original condition with original red vinyl covering, curved ply back and shaped arms raised on tapering legs. These important chairs were part of a small group made by Garth Chester for Winter’s Beauty Salon $1800 – $2400

126. Garth Chester (attributed) Bent plywood magazine tray $300 – $400

127. Pair of 1950s NZ Blue Fibreglass Sunseeker deck chairs. L.1620mm $200 – $400

128. A pair of 1950’s bikini chairs with tubular steel framing. Original Butler’s retail label to the underside of each $400 – $800

129. A set of four New Zealand 1950’s side chairs with original grey vinyl upholstery $400 – $800

130. A set of four NZ made 1950’s side chairs with black tubular steel framing and original green / yellow covering $400 – $800

131. 1950’s Bikini chair bar stool original Butler’s label affixed to the underside. $100 – $200

132. Michael Payne 1970 expo chair with mahogany laminate shell with black leather upholstery raised on chrome four point star base

terminating in castors $400 – $800

133. A New Zealand late 1950’s teak armchair, possibly by Morgan Furniture $250 – $350

134. Rudi Schwartz for Whitmore Arti Domo (Christchurch) A rosewood chest of drawers with three full width drawers raised on square section legs. W. 900mm $1500 – $2000

135. Rudi Schwartz for Whitmore Arti Domo (Christchurch) A rosewood two drawer bedside cabinet raised on square section legs. W. 600mm $600 – $800

136. A pair of New Zealand made 1950’s armchairs with scissor legs with original yellow vinyl covering $300 – $500

137. John Crichton [attributed] Pair of side chairs with blackened steel tubular framing together with a stool $100 – $200

138. John Crichton [attributed] Three vintage 1950’s armchairs with tubular blacked metal framing original patterned cream vinyl upholstery $200 – $300

139. A pair of New Zealand made 1950’s armchairs with original textured wool upholstery $200 – $400

140. John Crichton [attributed] A pair of bent tubular steel standard lamps $200 – $400

141. Garth Chester 1950s bar stool with bent tubular steel frame and original white vinyl seat $200 – $400

142. Ernst Plischke A rare modernist coffee table with integral magazine rack $600 – $800

143. JW Backhouse Limited A good pair of New Zealand made mahogany framed armchairs with sculptured arms raised on cylindrical legs, original black vinyl upholstery. The back rest affixed with

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brass screws. Made in 1962. Original label affixed to underside of one chair $800 – $1200

144. JW Backhouse Limited A good pair of New Zealand made mahogany framed armchairs with sculptured arms raised on cylindrical legs, original black vinyl upholstery. The back rest affixed with brass screws. Made in 1962. Original label affixed to underside of one chair $800 – $1200

145. A New Zealand 1950s industrial designed chair with metal frame and red vinyl seat and back $400 – $600

146. Timothy John Mastermind chair Industrial synthetic felt, wire and steel framing. From the woven series

$2000 – $4000

The Woven series is comprised of experimentation around hand weaving and wrapping techniques. The concept was initially inspired by a previously designed steel wire ball pendant light shade. The wire, when handled, naturally fell into a ball-like structure, which then later became the technique used to create the framework for the Genius and Mastermind chairs. An interest in creating texture through weaving is also a key component in the

series. Industrial synthetic felt, intended for lining nautical vessels is cut and sewn into strips then woven around the steel framework to form a unique covering

147. Timothy John Genius chair Industrial synthetic felt, wire and steel framing. From the woven series $2000 – $4000

148. Timothy John Optimist Light Industrial synthetic felt, wire and steel framing. From the woven series $1500 – $2500

149 Timothy John Traditionalist Vase Industrial synthetic felt, wire and steel framing. From the woven series $1500 – $2500

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International Modern Design

150. Grant Featherston A good and rare B210 contour TV chair raised on tapering oak legs from a cruciform support, red textured fabric upholstery. Original Featherston Furniture label affixed to base $3000 – $4000

151. Grant Featherston A set of six contour dining chairs upholstered in grey fabric on splayed tapering legs $2800 – $3400

152. Modern History (Melbourne) custom made low line three seater sofa upholstered in wool fabric in as new condition $2500 – $3000

153. An Australian Norman and Quaine day bed with white leather upholstery, makers label affixed to the base. L.2000 x W. 800mm $1500 – $2500

154. Alvar Aalto A pair of armchairs designed for Paimio Center, 1931-1933, laminated birch plywood $3000 – $5000

155. Eero Saarinen Vintage Grasshopper chair, bent laminated wood frame with red leatherette upholstery, numbered on the underside of the arm $3000 – $4000

156. Jorgen Hovelslov Danish Harp chair, the unique design based on the bow section of a Viking ship with the central element being indicative of a mast and the flag line representing the halyards $2000 – $3000

157. Curtis Jere for Artisan House Brass Metal sculpture of birds in flight, Signed.

$1000 – $2000

Curtis Jere is a compound norm- de-plume of two mid-century American designers. The C Jere line was sold by the company Artisan house. They specialised in creative, dramatic and unorthodox wall sculpture and home decoration

158. Curtis Jere for Artisan House, California A spectacular large American Modern metal sculpture of a yacht. Pieces like this with such superb detail are hard to find. Signed and dated 1976 $1500 – $3000

159. George Nelson Gigantic Modernica saucer bubble lamp $2000 – $2500

160. Olivier Mourgue Djinn Chair & Ottoman. Red fabric-covered polyurethane and bent tubular frame The Djinn “fireside” chair is an

important piece of modernist furniture designed in 1965 and made famous by the appearance of the chair in the Stanley Kubrick film 2001: A Space Odyssey $2750 – $3500

161. Chromcraft A pair of Sculpa chairs on cast aluminium bases with black vinyl seats. USA, 1965 This model was featured on the original Star trek series $700 – $1200

162. Chromcraft A pair of Sculpa chairs on cast aluminium bases with black vinyl seats. USA, 1965 This model was featured on the original Star trek series $700 – $1200

163. Three West German studio pottery vases circa 1960’s $100 – $200

164. Three 1950’s German studio pottery jug and vase $30 – $50

165. Three 1960’s German studio pottery vases $40 – $60

166. Large Poole Pottery baluster vase, circa 1930, with Art Deco design handles, speckled celadon green glaze, impressed mark. H. 260mm $200 – $300

167. A Murano clear cased red art glass vase. H. 280mm $50 – $80

168. Clyne Farquarsen cut crystal water jug with a spiralling leaf decoration, signed on the base. H. 200 $200 – $300

169. Red Danish anglepoise lamp $200 – $400

170. Erik Wortz for Niels Eilersen Safari chair with slung arms raised on tapering cylindrical legs $600 – $800

171. Robin Day Leo lounge chair, with black leather upholstery raised on a four point aluminium base The Leo Chair from the British designer Robin Day gained iconic status in the 1967 James Bond (Sean Connery) movie You Only Live Twice $1600 – $2600

172. Hadrill and Horstmann white anglepoise lamp $150 – $350

173. Hadrill and Horstmann grey anglepoise lamp $150 – $350

174. Hans Wagner Pair of upright oak armchairs, newly upholstered in Sanderson fabric $1500 – $2000

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175. Timo Sarpaneva for Litala Pair of Festivo four ring candlesticks $150-250

176. Timo Sarpaneva for Litala Pair of Festivo two ring candlesticks $100 – $200

177. Nagel BMF onion candelabra $700 – $1100

178. Jens Quistgaard Teak ice bucket $300 – $400

179. G Plan 1950’s teak sideboard of small proportions the upper section with a single shelf and cocktail cabinet the lower section with cupboards and three drawers with shaped handles on tapering legs. W. 1230mm x H. 1200mm $1000 – $2000

180. G Plan Early 1960s wing back couch and two armchairs upholstered in white vinyl with black seats $1400 – $1800

181. Louis Poulsen for Poul Henningsen Vintage PH5 hanging light in purple $600 – $800

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183. 1960’s three seater couch with original yellow wool blend upholstery raised on chromium plated trestle supports $1500 – $2000

184. Grete Jalk [attributed] Teak three seater sofa and matching armchair with paddle shaped arms on cylindrical tapering legs $300 – $500

185. Grete Jalk for France and Daverkosen Pair of teak framed lounge chairs, makers label stamped to base of the back. Purchased from Kirkcaldie and Stains, Wellington in the 1950s $500 – $800

186. Grete Jalk for France and Daverkosen Teak framed arm chair with paddle shaped arms $300 – $600

187. Grete Jalk (attributed) Three seater sofa with sculptured arms upholstered in chocolate brown vinyl raised on tapering legs. L. 1400mm $1400 – $1800

188. Grete Jalk (attributed) Rectangular teak coffee table raised on tapering square section legs. L.960mm $400 – $600

189. Hans Wagner for Getama Teak day bed upholstered in charcoal wool fabric, on tapering legs. L. 1950mm $1100 – $1600

190. Standard lamp with George Nelson bubble shade $800 – $1200

191. Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller Aluminium group circular dining table with wood laminate top raised on a four point aluminium base. D. 1000mm $600 – $1200

192. Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller Set of four vintage orange shell chairs, blackened tubular aluminium legs on original nylon glides. Impressed Herman Millar stamp to the underside of each shell $1600 – $2400

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193. Charles and Ray Eames Two seater couch with tubular aluminium framing and black cloth upholstery $2000 – $2500

194. Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller Red LCW chair $600 – $800

195. Georg Thams for Vejen Polstermøbelfabrik Denmark. Pair of black leather winged lounge chairs, 1960’s-1970’s. Chromed flat steel base, loose cushions upholstered in black leather $2000 – $4000

196. Arne Vodder for Fritz Hansen Two-seater sofa. Original wool upholstery with oak legs. Fritz Jansen label affixed to the underside $1500 – $3000

197. A pair of mid-century modern swivel brown leather and brushed chrome lounge / office chairs from Denmark. Dating from the late 60s early 70s. Made in the manner of furniture by Jørgen Kastholm & Preben Fabricius $1500 – $3500

198. Studio 65 for Edra A genuine Bocca Marilyn lip sofa designed by Studio 65 in 1972. Overall in good condition with minor fabric pulls. L. 2100mm $1000 – $2000

199. Poul Kjaerholm for Fritz Hansen A pair of PK22 chairs, stainless steel frames with wicker cane. Impressed factory marks and original sticker affixed to base $3000 – $5000

200. Le Corbusier for Cassina Sofa day bed model LC5.

Chromed bent tubular steel frame with leather upholstered cushions. L.3000mm $6000 – $8000

201. Mid-century Oregon armchair with padded seat and back upholstered in buffalo skin. $500 – $800

202. Pair of mid-century bedside cabinets, each with a single drawer raised on spayed legs $400 – $600

203. Pearson Lloyd for Walter Knoll Turtle chair with bucket shaped seat in green leather $500 – $800

204. Rosewood chest with three full width drawers $300 – $500

205. Hans Olsen Armchair upholstered in brown leather $900 – $1200

206. Kurt Ostervig for France and Son Set of six teak framed black leather dining chairs $1800 – $2600

207. Pair of Artemede chrome standing floor lamps $500 – $800

208. Herbert Terry Cream angle poise lamp, model 1227 $250 – $400

209. Elliots of Newbury low line teak sideboard with three sliding doors and three drawers. W.2200mm $2200 – $2800

210. Anglepoise lamp with mottled cream and brown finish $150 – $250

211. Tapio Wirkkala for Rosenthal 1970 white pollo vase $175 – $250

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211A. A large American pulled serpentine glass cane. L.670mm $200 – $300

212. Tapio Wirkkala for Rosenthal 1970 black pollo vase $175 – $250

213. Early 1960’s Ege Rya Danish rug in the ‘Karelia’ pattern $650 – $800

214. Pair of George Nelson mid-century supersize cast iron Jaxs bookends $350 – $500

215. 1960’s bullet plant stand $300 – $400

216. Dunhill sterling silver modernist cufflinks $350 – $400

217. Pair of Modeline wooden standing floor lamps $650 – $850

218. Pair of internally lit lamps with three tier fibreglass shades $650 – $850

219. Nagel chromed metal candelabra with ten modules $1000 – $1500

220. Doria multibulb hanging light sphere $250 – $350

221. Doria multibulb hanging light sphere $250 – $250

222. Early English Omersa leather pig footstool $800 – $1200

223. 1950s Stangl wig stand $350 – $500

224. Hans Wegner [attributed] Three Danish teak and cane bar stools $2000 – $2500

225. Drod Benshetrit for Rosenthal Phase vase $200 – $400

226. Frank Carpay for Crown Lynn Hand potted vase, hand painted striped red, green and black decoration, signed Handwerk and with factory mark. H. 190mm $250 – $350

227. Crown Lynn hand potted ribbed vase with green glaze, C9 incised to the base together with Crown Lynn factory mark. H. 280mm $450 – $650

228. Frank Carpay for Crown Lynn Hand painted sauce jar, signed Handwerk L-6’H, and with Crown Lynn factory mark to the base. H. 175mm $250 – $350

229. Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Hand potted ovoid vase with concentric bands and a green-glazed raised dot to the shoulder, shape 14 incised to the base together with Crown Lynn factory mark. H. 225mm $600 – $800

230. Ernest Shufflebottom for Crown Lynn Large hand potted vase, shape 14 with rare mint glaze. This vase matches an example sold by Art and Object in May 2012. H. 240mm $700 – $1000

231. Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Hand potted ovoid vase, with lathe turned centre bands, shape 11 incised to the base with Crown Lynn factory mark. H. 180mm $150 – $250

232. Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Small hand potted vase with concentric bands to shoulder and neck, 7012 incised to the base together with Crown Lynn factory mark. H. 130mm $150 – $250

233. Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Hand potted beaker form with concentric bands to the upper section, Crown Lynn factory mark. H. 130mm $100 – $200

234. Circular coffee table with starburst design on a chrome pedestal base $500 – $800

235. Poul Volther for Frem Rojle Set of six teak dining chairs with black leather upholstery $1800 – $2600

236. Pair of bentwood chairs, the seats with jute webbing $500 – $800

237. Boomerang coffee table $200 – $400

238. Danish teak sideboard of small proportions with tambour doors raised on cylindrical legs $600 – $900

239. Elliots of Newbury chest of drawers, with a small drawer above four full width drawers $800 – $1200

240. German Kusch industrial sofa with tubular steel framing $1800 – $2800

241. Parker Knoll black vinyl upholstered armchair, raised on a four point aluminium base. $500 – $800

242. Bruno Mathsson for Dux Vintage Pernilla armchair and footstool, the frames in steamed bent wood and with tan leather upholstery.

$1200 – $1800

The furniture Mathsson designed and created such as this fine vintage example were all given female names

243. Danish teak extending eight – ten seater dining table with two leaves, extending from 1450mm to 2740mm. Complete with an additional fifth leg to support the centre when fully extended $3000 – $5000

244. Heals mid-century teak executive desk with four drawers with black fronted fascias beneath a floating top raised on tapering legs. W.1430mm D.760mm H.730mm $4000 – $5000

245. Scandart teak console table with two drawers standing on tapering cylindrical legs $600 – $1000

246. Danish teak extending dining table on tapering cylindrical legs $2500 – $3500

247. Wassily chair (model B3) after Marcel Breuer, chrome plated steel with black leather seat and back $250 – $350

248. Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Large oval dining table with tubular steel legs and a set of six series 7 chairs in Beech. L. 1760mm $2500 – $3500

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249. 1960’s extension dining table with white laminate top raised on a tubular steel base. L. 1200 x W. 760mm $800 – $1200

250. Louis Poulsen for Poul Henningsen Vintage PH5 hanging light in white $700 – $1000

251. Mies van der rohe A pair of vintage Barcelona chairs, each with steel framing and cream leather button backed seat and back. Provenance: purchased by the current owner in 1974 $3000 – $4000

252. Pierre Vandel (Paris) A pair of side tables, blackened steel frames with inset glass shelves, makers label affixed to each W. 540 x H. 500mm $400 – $800

253. Sigurd Resell for Vatne Moblier Vintage low back Falcon chair with brown leather upholstery $1500 – $2000

254. Frank Reenskaug Vintage model 182 teak rocking chair $800 – $1200

255. A German 1950’s lounge chair with green wool blend upholstery $200 – $400

256. An infaram industrial desk lamp $250 – $350

257. Philippe Stark Set of four Gogo chairs together with a dining table with white laminate top $200 – $400

258. Ingmar Relling A pair of cantilevered lounge chairs with black leather cushions $600 – $1000

259. Ingmar Relling A pair of cantilevered lounge chairs with black leather cushions $600 – $1000

260. Arne Vodder for France and Son A set of four teak dining chairs and teak dining table. The chairs with ergonomically titling backs with original black leather upholstery. France and Son metal label attached to the seat rails [#206] c1955. The matching table with pullout extensions ‘Made in Denmark’ stamped under side rail. L.1350mm extended 2350mm W.900mm $1800 – $2600

261. An American mid-century Heywood Wakefield dining table. Solid birch construction ( model M165G) Together with six matching chairs ( model

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M154A) in original sea green upholstery $1500 – $2000

262. Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Egg chair, upholstered in a red wool crepe raised on a four point aluminium base. Impressed Fritz Hansen factory mark to base $2000 – $3000

263. Verner Panton for Vitra A set of six white S chairs $1800 – $2400

264. A 1960s black leather upholstered arm chair $600 – $800

265. Pop art 1960s advertising

poster by Jason Brookes. Finlandia; Vodka of Finland. H. 1470mm. D. 1000mm. $300 – $500

266. Hadrill and Horstmann Polished steel counter poised industrial lamp $450 – $600

267. E Hoglund for Maleras Sweeden Carved clear and amber glass block with blue anthropomorphic figures. H. 190mm. W. 140mm. $300 – $400

268. A large 1930s Woods industrial fan with telescopic mechanism, raised on a blue powder coated steel three

point base. Height variable $800 – $1200

269. Cristain Solmer Vedel A pair of Danish mid-century Modus chairs with black leather upholstery, the arm rests capped by mushroom shaped finials, raised on tapering cylindrical legs $800 – $1200

270. A large copper plaque, repousse decoration depicting a charging bull. H. 750mm. W. 1050mm. $200 – $300

271. A Picquot ware magnailium alloy 4 piece tea and coffee service with original tray $200 – $400

272. A pair of Japanese mid-century wood and brass candlesticks $20 – $40

273. Ascher Jean Cocteau pale pink silk screen printed scarf $80 – $120

274. Ascher Jean Cocteau pale green silk screen printed scarf $80 – $120

275. Ascher Jean Cocteau lavender silk screen printed scarf $80 – $120

276. Ascher Henri Moore silk screen printed scarf $80 – $120

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New Zealand Ceramics

277. McAlpine green glazed jug. H. 215mm $200 – $300

278. McAlpine yellow glazed jug. H. 215mm $200 – $300

279. Six small early Crown Lynn vases with mottled blue/green glaze. H. 100mm max $50 – $100

280. Three early Crown Lynn vases with mottled green and maroon glaze. H. 220mm max $100 – $200

281. Four pieces of early Crown Lynn mottled glazed pottery – two trough vases and two round vases. W. 270mm max $100 – $200

282. Early Crown Lynn spherical slipcast vase with mottled maroon/green glaze. H. 200mm $50 – $100

283. Three early Crown Lynn jugs with mottled blue glazes. H. 235mm max $50 – $100

284. Six small early Crown Lynn vases with mottled glazes. H. 100mm max $50 – $100

285. Three early Crown Lynn vases of varying shapes with mottled blue glazes. H. 200mm max $100 – $200

286. Two early Crown Lynn bowls with mottled maroon and blue glazes. D. 170mm max $50 – $100

287. Early Crown Lynn slip cast wishing well, blue slip case cradle and two trough vases. H. 170mm max $50 – $100

288. Seven early pieces of Crown Lynn with mottled maroon and green glazes. H. 150mm max $100 – $200

289. Six early pieces of crown Lynn of varying shapes with mottled blue green glazes. W. 190mm max $150 – $250

290. Early Crown Lynn elephant with mottled green glaze. L. 140mm $100 – $200

291. Early Crown Lynn model of a Scottie dog with blue glaze. L. 130mm $50 – $100

292. Early Crown Lynn slip cast model of a pig with blue/green glaze. H. 90mm $50- $100

293. Early Crown Lynn slip cast model of an elephant. L. 150mm $100 – $200

294. Early Crown Lynn slip cast elephant, unusual teal green glaze. L. 105mm $75- $125

295. Early Crown Lynn polar bear bookend with mottled blue glaze. H. 100mm $100 – $200

296. Early crown Lynn slip cast kiwi with mottled green glaze [firing crack to base]. H. 125mm $20 – $40

297. Small Crown Lynn slip cast swan, pale blue glaze, together with a model of a horse. L. 150mm $50 – $100

298. Early Crown Lynn slip cast elephant with green glaze. L. 115mm max $75 – $100

299. Six Crown Lynn pottery mugs with crackled white glaze. H. 90mm $50 – $100

299A. Early Crown Lynn pottery vase, painted with a girl in a garden over a pale mottled green background, shape 36. H. 185mm $100 – $200

299B. Crown Lynn ovoid vase, shape 24 incised to the base. H. 180mm $100 – $200

299C. Catherine Anselmi Titian pottery style ‘Moonlight under the Palm Tree’ vase. H. 200mm $250 – $350

299D. Three Titian studio pottery shell vases. W. 255mm $150 – $250

299E. Titian studio pottery wheku head ashtray. L. 115mm $100 – $200

299F. A Crown Lynn pine dinner service by Dorothy Thorpe in mauve (43 pieces). $500 – $800

299G. Mirek Smisek (attributed) Large stoneware lamp with incised decoration in the manner of Bohemia ware, covered in a yellowish green glaze with later brown glazed stoneware base. H. 450mm $400 – $600

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Absentee bid form

Auction No 74

New Collectors Art, Taxidermy, Modern Design, Furniture, Lighting and Ceramics


Lots 1 – 299G

Asian Art, Tribal Art and Taonga, Decorative Arts


Lots 300 – 674

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Lot no. Description Bid max


Albrecht, Gretchen 16

Barrar, Wayne 59

Binney, Don 64

Cauchi, Ben 51

Chilcott, Gavin 20, 30

Couper, Matthew 18

Culbert, Bill 54, 55

Dawson, Neil 42

de Lautour, Tony 35

Dibble, Paul 46

Dolby, Sarah 86

Driver, Don 47, 48

Dutch, Ted 77, 78

et al. 83

Fraser, Jacqueline 75, 76

Frizzell, Dick 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Fumpston, Rodney 73, 74

Gimblett, Max 50

Hammond, Bill 61, 62, 63

Hanly, Pat 81, 82, 92

Harris, Jeffrey 13, 14, 89

Hartigan, Paul 98

Heaphy, Chris 17

Hemera, Ross 43

Hirst, Damian 31

Hotere, Ralph 11, 12, 27, 34, 45

Illingworth, Michael 90

Kendall, Ken 40

Killeen, Richard 7

McCahon, Colin 33

McFarlane, Mary 45

McLeod, Andrew 79

Madden, John McIntosh 70

Maddox, Allen 68

Mutch, Tom 80

Palmer, Anna 23

Palmer, Stanley 25

Pardington, Fiona 66

Peryer, Peter 56, 57, 60

Pick, Seraphine 38

Reynolds, John 15, 32, 85, 95

Reynolds, Patrick 29

Riethmaier, Anne 24, 94, 97

Ritchie, Ross 28

Robinson, Peter 8, 9, 10, 36, 49

Ropata, May 19

Shannon, Marie 58

Smither, Michael 91

Stevens, Eion 26

Stichbury, Peter 37, 84

Stringer, Terry 52

Tapper, Garth 69

Taylor, E. Mervyn 67

Thomson, Jeff 41, 44

Thompson, Sydney Lough 72

Tibbo, Tueane 21

Tuffery, Michael 22

Tweedie, Merylyn 39

Upritchard, Francis 87

Villon, Jacques 88

Walters, Gordon 53

Watkins, Denys 93

Webb, Marilyn 96

Weeks, John 71

White, Robin 65

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214. Pair of George Nelson mid-century supersize cast iron Jaxs bookends

115. Alexandrine Parakeet on wooden perch mount (back cover)
