PART THREE

Studio Ceramics & Applied Art

Lots A1 A99
5pm Thursday 25 September 2014

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A1 Colonial Period
vase, possibly Australian, incised no 36,
26cm height
$50 - 100

A2 Colonial Period
vase, possibly Australian, incised no 90,
21cm height
$50 - 100

A3 Colonial Period
vase, possibly Australian, incised no 132,
28cm height
$50 - 100

A4 Colonial Period
vase, possibly Australian, incised no 120,
19cm height
$50 - 100

A5 Colonial Period
pair double gourd vases, possibly
Australian, incised no 44,
17cm height each
$75 - 100

A6 Colonial Period
pair cylindrical vases, possibly Australian,
14.5cm height each
$50 - 100

A7 Colonial Period
cylindrical vase, possibly Australian,
incised no 36, 18cm height
$50 - 100

A8 Colonial Period
vase, possibly Australian, incised no 72,
15cm height
$50 - 100

A9 Colonial Period
two vases, possibly Australian, incised
no 42, 20cm, 15cm heights
$50 - 100

A10 Crown Lynn

vase, no 24, handcrafted printed mark,
19cm height
$150 - 250

A11 Frank Carpay/Crown Lynn

platter, painted WERK mark & incised
Crown Lynn mark, 36cm dia
$1,200 - 1,800

A12 Frank Carpay

shallow dish, incised WERK mark,
15cm dia
$250 - 400

A13 Temuka/Richard Killeen

Fish & Sticks platter c1978 ed of 50,
impressed & printed marks
$800 - 1,200

A14 Mirek Smisek

bottle vase, full incised signature mark,
21.5cm height
$150 - 300

A15 Mirek Smisek

jug, 20cm height
$150 - 250
PROVENANCE This & the following lot
are from the Jane Evans Artist Estate

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A16 Mirek Smisek

deep footed bowl, 12cm height
$150 - 250

A17 Mirek Smisek

shallow footed bowl, impressed mark,
31cm dia
$150 - 300

A18 Mirek Smisek

shallow dish, impressed initial mark,
35cm dia
$150 - 300

A19 Mirek Smisek

shallow platter, impressed mark,
39cm dia
$150 - 300

A20 Doreen Blumhardt

slab shallow dish, impressed mark,
28cm length
$100 - 200

A21 Doreen Blumhardt

watercolour & ink Landscape, signed &
dated 1946, 27 x 38cm
$300 - 600

A22 Roy Cowan

charger, painted by Wendy Masters,
impressed marks SC80, 40.5cm dia
$200 - 400

A23 Peter Alger

large charger, 57cm dia (faults)
$100 - 200

A24 Gennie De Lange

glazed terracotta tile entitled, Can't you
forgive me, 33 x 44cm
$400 - 600

A25 Attributed Molle

figured bookends, unmarked,
20cm length
$250 - 400

A26 Bronwyn Cornish

pair of canopic terracotta jars with
animal stoppers, 33cm height (repair to
one ear) $600 - 1,000
PROVENANCE Jane Evans Artist Estate

A27 Chris Weaver

bucket with ruler handle, impressed
mark, 19cm height
$200 - 300

A28 Chris Weaver

handled plate, impressed mark, 37cm
length
$300 - 400

A29 Chris Weaver

handled dish, impressed mark, 35cm
length
$250 - 350

A30 Richard Parker

three small vases, paper labels, dated
2007, 7.5cm height
$150 - 250

A31 Peter Collis

orb vase, 14.5cm height
$100 - 200
PROVENANCE This & the following
two lots are from the Jane Evans Estate

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A32 Peter Collis

orb vase, 8.5cm height
$75 - 125

A33 Peter Collis

pair orb vases, impressed mark, 9.5cm,
8cm heights
$150 - 250

A34 Rick Rudd

form, 13cm dia
$100 - 200

A35 Cheryl Oliver

City Folk figure, impressed mark,
31cm height
$100 - 200

A36 John Lawrence

jar, impressed mark & paper label,
20cm height
$100 - 200

A37 Barry Brickell

salt glaze sculpture, impressed mark,
50cm height (slight high point scuff)
$800 - 1,200

A38 Barry Brickell

chalice, impressed mark, 33cm height
$300 - 500

A39 Bruce Martin

urn, impressed mark, 35cm height
$200 - 300

A40 Ian Smail

jar, unmarked, 22cm height
$150 - 250

A41 Paul Melsor

vase, unmarked, 35cm height
$150 - 250

A42 Duncan Shearer

oil pourer, unmarked, 14cm height
$50 - 100

A43 John Dawson

pair coffee cups & saucers, impressed
marks
$120 - 180

A44 Warren Tippett

jar & other jug, impressed marks, 14.5cm,
14cm height
$100 - 200

A45 Ross Mitchell-Anyon

agateware jug, impressed interior mark,
17cm height
$100 - 200

A46 Helen Mason

wall plaque entitled Cross Cut, impressed
mark, 29cm width
$75 - 150

A47 Fran Dibble

vase, signed and dated 2/3/90,
30cm height
$200 - 400

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A48 Ben Dibble

plate, painted mark, 27cm dia together
with other pyramid form by another
hand (2)
$50 - 100

A49 Royce McGlashen

deep bowl, painted mark, 25cm dia
$75 - 150

A50 Darryl Robertson

vase, impressed mark, 24cm height
$75 - 150

A51 Mark Lander

charger 'Harbour', incised signature,
45cm dia
$75 - 125

A52 Mark Lander

charger, incised signature, 45cm dia
$75 - 150

A53 Peter Collier

vase, incised mark, 22cm height together
with vase & two pots by other hands (4)
$40 - 80

A54 Anneke Borren

bottle vase, unmarked, 42cm height
$100 - 200

A55 WARREN TIPPETT

vase, signed & dated 85, 35cm height
(some wear to paint)
$200 - 400

A56 WARREN TIPPETT

vase, signed & dated 85 24cm height
(some wear to paint)
$150 - 300

A57 WARREN TIPPETT

three plates, two signed & dated 88 (one
af the other two with paint/rim chips)
$125 - 250

A58 WARREN TIPPETT

three plates, all signed & dated 88 (one
af the other two with paint/rim chips)
$125 - 250

A59 WARREN TIPPETT

seven mugs, two with matching saucers,
variously signed & dated (three af)
$125 - 250

A60 Roger Brittain

large floor bowl, hand built, impressed
mark, 47cm dia
$250 - 500

A61 Christine Boswijk

large hand built vessel, painted mark,
35cm dia (faults)
$200 - 400
PROVENANCE Jane Evans Estate

A62 Graeme Storm

large floor vase, impressed mark,
37cm height
$300 - 600

A63 Graeme Storm

large floor vase, impressed mark,
42cm height
$300 - 600

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A64 Nicholas Brandon

floor bottle vase, 92cm height
$300 - 600

A65 Nicholas Brandon

floor bottle vase, 103cm height
$300 - 600

A66 Nicholas Brandon

floor bottle vase, 60cm height
(faults to base)
$100 - 200

A67 Paerau Corneal

pottery sculpture, entitled Karanga,
84cm height
$1,000- 1,500

A70 Len Castle

volcanic series red bowl (only known one), impressed mark, 44cm dia
$1,750 - 2,500

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A68 Margaret Mouat

floor standing urn, entitled Images
of Northland 1992, 104cm height on
intuitional display plinth
$400 - 600

A69 Roy Cowan

floor standing vase, drilled for lamp,
paper label & initials to base,
72cm height
$2,500 - 3,500

A72 Len Castle

flared rim bowl, impressed mark,
20cm dia
$300 - 400

A73 Len Castle

quince blossom bowl, impressed mark,
18cm dia
$250 - 400

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A71 Len Castle

stippled deep well platter, impressed mark, 59cm length
$1,500 - 2,000

A74 Len Castle

bowl, impressed mark, 32cm dia
$300 - 500

A75 Len Castle

slab dish, impressed mark, 31.5cm length
$350 - 500

A76 Len Castle

early slab platter, impressed mark,
37.5cm length
$400 - 600

A76a Len Castle

jug, impressed mark, 18cm height
$150 - 200

A77 Len Castle

double necked vase, impressed mark,
23cm height
$800 - 1,200

A78 Len Castle

bowl, unmarked, 24cm dia
Ex Ruth Castle collection
$350 - 500

A79 Len Castle

dish, impressed mark, 28cm dia
$250 - 400

A80 Japanese
kato-ken tea bowl, 12.5cm dia in
wooden presentation box
$200 - 300

A81 Japanese
blossom vase, seal mark, 13cm height in
wooden presentation box
$100 - 200

A82 Gary Nash

glass vase, etched signature & dated
2000, 19cm height
$200 - 400

A83 Gary Nash

glass bowl, etched signature & dated '02,
21cm dia
$200 - 400

A84 Hoglund Glass

encased vase, etched signature for
Guardian Trust 125 years, 16cm height
$150 - 200

A85 Lyndsay Patterson

encased glass form, etched signature &
dated 1998, 26cm height
$1,000 - 2,000

A86 Lynden Over

encased glass scent flask, etched
signature & dated 2002, 20cm height
$50 - 100

A87 Dick Frizzell Wines Ltd

Merlot Malbec 2007, bottle signed &
dated '09 by the artist
$50 - 100

A88 AS ABOVE Chardonnay 08, (2)

$100 - 200
A89 AS ABOVE Sauvignon Blanc 08 (3)
$150 - 250

A90 Feltex NZ Ltd

Wellington souvenir rug, with original Riccarton Axminster paper label
attached, 134 x 69cm
$400 - 700

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A91
Guy Ngan
Sculpture no 6, aluminium, impressed mark & dated 1975, 14cm height
$800 - 1,500

A93
Edgar Mansfield
bronze sculpture, 6 of 6, signed with initials, 15cm length
$1,500 - 2,000

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A92
Edgar Mansfield
bronze sculpture, Animism series, 1 of 6, signed with initials, 39cm height
$1,500 - 2,000

A94
Paul Mason
cast bronze bowl, 31.5cm dia
Purchased Avid Gallery, Wellington
$4,000 - 5,000


A95
M Lawrence
bronze sculpture of young child, ltd ed 1/10, etched
signature & dated '89, 37cm height
$600 - 800

A96
M Lawrence
bronze sculpture of stretching figure, signed with
initials, 27cm height
$200 - 400

A98
John Middleditch
carved wooden sculptural form, printed signature & dated 1963
with chiselled M to base, 64cm height
$600 - 800

A97
Theo Janssen
pair bronze fowl on slate base, chiselled signature,
34cm height
$800 - 1,200

A99
John Middleditch
patina copper sculpture of a crab, applied plaque dated 1985 & no 678,
51cm height
$2,500 - 4,000

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artist INDEX
PART 2

PART I
A

Aberhart, Laurence 15
Australian 27

Baker, William G 21
Bambury, Stephen 8
Barnes, Frank 73
Barraud, Charles Decimus 28
Blomfield, Charles 72
Brown, Helen 68
Brown, William Marshall 33

Chevalier, Nicholas 25
Clairmont, Philip 30
Cummings, Vera 18-20

Maddox, Allen 57, 58

Millar, Judy16
Mote, George W 34

Nerli, Girolamo Pieri Ballati 26

Ngan, Guy 54
Nicholas, Darcy 59

Parker, John 89
Pearson, Alan 88
Peryer, Peter 14
Pick, Seraphine 66

Day, Melvin 10, 11

Richmond, Dorothy Kate 79-81

Robinson, Markey 69
Robinson, Peter 64, 65

Ellis, Robert 82
Esplin, Tom 46-49
Evans, Jane 91-94

Fomison, Tony 67
Frizzell, Dick 1

Gimblett, Max 17

Hanly, Pat 4-7, 31

Harris, Jeffrey 55, 56
Hodgkins, Frances 23
Hodgkins, Isabel 29
Hotere, Ralph 3
Hoyte, John Barr Clarke 24

Sheriff, George 6
Sherwood, Maud 71
Smither, Michael 87
Spencer Bower, Olivia
Stoddart, Margaret 22, 75-78
Sydney, Graeme 32

Tangahoe, Hariata Ropata 62

Thompson, Sydney Lough 37, 74
Tole, Charles 13
Trusttum, Philip 84
Tuffery, Michel 60, 61

Walsh, John 63
White, A Lois 12
White, Robin 2
Wheeler, Colin 50-53
Woollaston, Toss 40, 41

Killeen, Richard 9, 83
Knell, William Callcott 35

Lane, Tony 85, 86

Lee-Johnson, Eric 70
Lusk, Doris 39

Mc

McArthur, Piera 90
McIntyre, Peter 42-45

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Albrecht, Gretchen 206, 207

Allwood, Stephen 259
Annesley, Mabel 437
Armitage, J Liddall 238
Aubrey, Christopher 316

Ellis, Frederick 320

Esplin, Tom 289
Evans, Jane 280-2
European 243, 441

F
B

Badcock, David 383-386

Badcock, Douglas 218, 219, 378-82
Badcock, John 395
Baird, Annie 262
Baker, Cptn Richard 296
Baker, William 245
Beadle, Peter 221-223, 295
Bensemann, Leo 436
Birch, Samuel J Lamorna 305
Black, Peter 361-364
Blair, Philippa 264a
Blomfield, Charles 252
Boelee, Rudolf 346,-7
Brake, Brian 366
Brenner, Fernanda 311
British 242
Brown, Nigel 212, 213, 409-12
Brown, Peter 224

Cairncross, Sam 326, 327, 432-4, 438

Callow, William 245
Chilcott, Gavin 267, 350, 417
Ciccerione, Julia 288
Clark, Russell 427-30
Cleavin, Barry 354-6
Cole, Ruth 255
Coley, John 265
Coolahan, Kate 400
Cotton, Shane 215-217
Cowan, Roy 339-342
Crook, Gordon 266

Dali, Salvador 402

Davies, Austen 287
De Vel, Gaston 291, 298-301
Deans, A Austen 227, 228, 292
Deuchar, David 440
Dixon, Geoff 374
Drawbridge, John 343-345, 351-3, 422
Driver, Neil 258
Dutch, Ted 335, 336

Feild, Robert Nettleton 314

Fife, Ivy 234
Foreman, Nicky 254
Frazer, Neil 369
Freeman, Gary 421
Fristrom, Claus Edward 248
Frizzell, Dick 200-202, 357-8
Fullwood, Albert Henry 304

Gully, John 249

Halliday, Brian 225

Hammond, Bill 423
Hanly, Pat 425
Harris, Jeffrey 371
Hartigan, Paul 367
Holden, Albert W 239
Hollings, Anna 286
Holmes, Philip 310
Huddlestone, Fortescue 250

Kate H Jen 241

Kelly, A Elizabeth 322
King, Marcus 325
Kirkwood, Henry W 253
Knight, Gwen 303, 328-330

Lane, Tony 268, 269

Lee, Owen 435
Leek, Saskia 284
Lindauer, Gottfried (Manner of) 307

Mc

McArthur, Piera
McCormack, Thomas A 386a
McDowell, Robert 257
McFarlane, Shona 394
McIntyre, Simon 419, 420
McKay, Jean 306
McMinn, A R 251

PART 3
M

Macleod, Euan 372, 373

Manchester, Catherine 263
Martinson, Paul 397
Mayo, Eileen 413
Moore, John L 439

Neilson, D R 220, 297

Newcome, Frederick Clive 236
Ngan, Guy 418
Nicoll, Archibald (Attrib) 323

Palmer, Stanley 209-211, 260, 261,

274-6, 416
Parker, John 283
Paul, Joanna 401
Peebles, Don 377
Peter, Juliet 337, 338
Polson, Evelyn 431
Ponder, Richard 293, 294
Prout, Samuel (Attributed) 237
Prouting, Frederick 312
Pule, John 214

Ramage, Don 334

Reed, William 229
Reynolds, John 348-9
Richardson, Harry Linley 235, 315, 393
Roberts, Glenda 396
Robertshaw, Des 399
Rollason, J 247

Savage, Cedric 230-233, 302, 332, 333

Scott, Ian 270
Seyb, Wayne 370
Siddell, Sylvia 424
Smith, Cpt Wiliam Mein (Attrib) 317
Smither, Michael 203-205, 277-9
Stevens, Eion 264
Swainson, William 318
Sydney, Graeme 359

Thompson, Martin 426

Thompson, Sydney Lough 290
Thomson, Elizabeth 368
Thomson, Pauline 285
Trevelyan, Judith 398
Trusttum, Philip 375-6
Tuffery, Michel 403-8
V
Van der Velden, Petrus 324
Von Meyern, Ellen 308
W
Walsh, Alfred 392
Ward, Julian 360
Watson, R B 226
Watson, Ruth 365
Webb, Marilynn 208, 271-273, 414, 415
Welch, Nugent 331, 387-91
Wilson, Laurence 246
Woog, J 240
Worsley, Charles N 319, 321

MC

Algar, Peter A23

McGlashen, Royce A49

Blumhardt, Doreen A20-A21

Borren, Anneke A54
Boswijk, Christine A61
Brandon, Nicholas A64-A66
Brickell, Barry A37, A38
Brittain, Roger A60

Carpay, Frank A11, A12

Castle, Len A70-A79
Collier, Peter A53
Collis, Peter A31-A33
Colonial Period A1-A9
Corneal, Paerau A67
Cornish, Bronwyn
Cowan, Roy A22, A69
Crown Lynn A10

Dawson, John A43

De Lange, Gennie A24
Dibble, Ben A48
Dibble, Fran A47

Feltex A90
Frizzell, Dick A87-A89

Hoglund Glass A84

Janssen, Theo A97

Japanese A80, A81

Lander, Mark A51, A52

Lawrence, John A36
Lawrence, M A95, A96

Mansfield, Edgar A92, A93

Martin, Bruce A39
Mason, Helen A46
Mason, Paul A94
Melsor, Paul A41
Middleditch, John A98, A99
Mitchell-Anyon, Ross A45
Molle, Attributed A25
Mouat, Margaret A68

Nash, Gary A82, A83

Ngan, Guy A91

Oliver, Cheryl A35

Over, Lynden A86

Parker, Richard A30

Patterson, Lyndsay A85

Robertson, Darryl A50

Rudd, Rick A34

Shearer, Duncan A42

Smail, Ian A40
Smisek, Mirek A14-A19
Storm, Graeme A62, A63

Temuka A13
Tippett, Warren A44, A55-A59

Weaver, Chris A27-A29

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www.dunbarsloane.com

FINE & APPLIED ART AUCTION

24 & 25 SEPTEMBER 2014

Full Name
Address
Phone
Mobile
Fax
Email
Signed
Date
Check lot numbers and description. Place your bid/s as early as possible, as in the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. Buy
bids are not accepted. The limit you leave should be the amount to which you would bid if you were to attend the auction.
Buyers premium: Buyers are reminded that a buyers premium of 15% on the hammer price plus G.S.T. on the premium (17.25% total)
shall be paid to Dunbar Sloane Ltd.
Successful Bidders will be notified at which time arrangements may be made for payments, collection and despatch.
Lot
Number

Title / Description

Maximum Bid
(excluding premium)

119

CATALOGUE SUBSCRIPTION
Dunbar Sloane Ltd
7 Maginnity St, Wellington
PO Box 224, Wellington 6140 New Zealand
Phone: +64 4 472 1367 Fax: +64 4 475 7389
info@dunbarsloane.co.nz
wwwdunbarsloane.com
(GST Reg. No. 11250866)
WELLINGTON CATALOGUES
All costs are noted in New Zealand dollars. Postage within New Zealand included, overseas subscribers please add costs as noted
Tick

NZ Cost

Europe/USA

Australia/Pacific

Antique & Artefacts

Minimum of 3 colour catalogues per year

$60.00

$130.00NZ

$90.00NZ

Fine & Applied Art

Minimum of 3 colour catalogues per year

$60.00

$130.00NZ

$90.00NZ

Toys & Dolls

Minimum of 1 colour catalogues per year

$20.00

$40.00NZ

$35.00NZ

Wine

Minimum of 2 catalogues per year

$20.00

$40.00NZ

$35.00NZ

Rare Books, Maps

Minimum of 2 catalogues per year

$40.00

$70.00NZ

$55.00NZ

AUCKLAND CATALOGUES
Dunbar Sloane Ltd PO Box 68 527 Newton Auckland New Zealand
dunbar.akl@xtra.co.nz Ph (09) 630 9178 Fax (09) 630 9173
(GST Reg. No. 75833277)
Tick
Maori/Pacific Artifacts
NZ Historical, Art,
Militaria & Collectables

Minimum of 3 colour catalogues per year

NZ Cost
$70.00

Europe/USA
$140.00NZ

Australia/Pacific
$100.00NZ

I enclose my cheque payable to Dunbar Sloane Ltd for the above catalogues, alternatively please charge my credit card, details as follows:
Name
Address
City
Country
Phone
Email
PAYMENT
Cheque (enclosed)
VISA

AMEX

Credit card
Mastercard (Please tick one)

Cardholder Name
Card Number
Expiry Date
SIGNATURE
FROM
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