New Zealand
Furniture
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Price: $3,250.00 |
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| Stock Number: R407 | |||
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Price: $12,500.00 |
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| Stock Number: R334 | |||
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A RARE AND UNIQUE 19th century New Zealand
Colonial marquetry inlaid oval centre table with moulded serpentine
edge, extensive marquetry inlay predominantly of burr totara, saw tooth
inlaid border, bizarre paua shell inlaid animal mask, open lower shelf
and carved ball and claw feet with the most unusual casters my restorer
has ever seen - probably home made. Sourced from Wanganui. |
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| Price: $6,250.00 | |||
| Stock Number: L0254 | |||
ALL ITEMS HEREAFTER SOLD
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A Superb 19th Century New Zealand Colonial
Apprentice Chest with moulded edge, 2 short mottled kauri drawers, 1
long burr totara drawer and 1 long Rewa Rewa drawer on mottled kauri
plinth base. Stamped makers mark to reverse for HW Smith together with pencilled date 1887. 285mmW x 168mmD x 317mH Not only is this a good one but these little chests are always anonymous, NEVER signed like this one.
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| Price: SOLD | |||
| Stock Number: N749 | |||
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An interesting 1920's New Zealand Folk Art James Hopwood of Palmerston North Marquetry inlaid circular Rimu games table on Octagonal single pedestal & stepped base. 920mm diameter x 668mmH. Provenance available.
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| Stock Number: K0108 | |||
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An important late 19th Century New Zealand
marquetry inlaid circular table by Anton Seuffert. The only known example with a handwritten signature as opposed to a printed paper label.
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| Stock Number: N445 | |||
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An important exhibition quality late 19th
Century New Zealand marquetry inlaid centre table on pedestal base.
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| Price: SOLD | |||
| Stock Number: N528 | |||
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A Superb Late 19thC Colonial, Christchurch,
WA Jewel, New Zealand native timber marquetry octagonal table with burr
totara field, cube and star design and rewa rewa panel border; pedestal
tripod base.
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| Price: SOLD | |||
| Stock Number: N151 | |||
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NEW ZEALAND INTEREST: A late 19th Century
inlaid decagonal tripod table the top inlaid with various New Zealand timbers, with paper label listing the woods to the underside on a turned column and tripod base, top and base possibly associated, 50cm across. |
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| Stock Number: N155 | |||
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An important 19th century New Zealand Colonial theatre
make up cabinet with marquetry inlaid trompe l'oeil hinged cover
enclosing a mirror, inset make up bowls and compartments above 2 short
and 3 graduated burr elm long drawers with vari-coloured crossbanding
and carved corbell supports, the sides carved with interlaced strap
work; kauri carcass timber.
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| Price: SOLD | |||
| Stock Number: K424 | |||
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A Charming 19th Century New Zealand Colonial Kauri Free Standing Corner
Cabinet with rudimentary cornice, panel doors, shelved interior, wide
chamfered sides and rudimentary feet. 860mm Wide x 1936mm High. Circa 1880. Good looking, rare and functional. |
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| Stock Number: N591 | |||
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A 19th Century Colonial Kahikatea(?) Five Drawer Apprentice Chest with
projecting cornice, two short and three graduated long drawers, bun
handles and bun feet; pine carcass. 495mm x 301mm x 546mm Slightly primitive, faded and folky - we have left original and not waxed. A great place for all those little things you can't chuck out. |
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| Stock Number: N697 | |||
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Very Rare. Extremely Desirable. A 19thC New Zealand Rewa Rewa Wellington shape collector's chest with moulded edge, Kauri lined drawers and Burr Totara veneered fascia, two short and six long graduated drawers with turned knob handles and plinth base bearing pencilled inscription: "Mr C J Johnson - Cabinet maker - Murphy, Turnbull Street, Wellington, New Zealand - June 1881." Wellington Circa 1881. Refer Cottrell, 'Furniture of the New Zealand Colonial Era', pg
544. 500mmW x 337mmD x 1235mH. This would appear to be the only recorded
example of this cabinet maker. |
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| Stock Number: N191 | |||
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A TOP QUALITY NZ CHEST! A 19th century kauri chest of drawers with 4 short and 1 deep drawer over 3 graduated long drawers, all with burr puriri panels (a rare feature), original pierced nickel handles, well carved corbells and squat bun feet with casters. BRILLIANT ORIGINAL CONDITION. SUPERB COLOUR. 1210mm wide x 540mm deep x 1295mm high. |
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| Stock Number: L116 | |||
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An Important New Zealand Interest mid 19th
century mahogany secretaire campaign chest. The secretaire drawer enclosing a fitted interior above three drawers on removable bun feet. 97cm wide x 45cm deep x 101cm high., (38.5" wide x 17.5" deep x 39.5" high.) Provenance: This campaign chest was the property of Captain John Vander Host Rees 1834-1908. Served in New Zealand and was severely wounded in the Marori war at Waitara on 18 March 1861, he was rescued by Colour Sergent John Lucas of the 40th Regt (1st Battalion) South Lancashire Regiment, who was later awarded the Victoria Cross. The chest came back from New Zealand and resided at The Royal hospital Chelsea where Captain Rees became Captain of Invalids. Waitara was the first Taranaki war (1860-1861) Waitara is on the West cost of the North Island. |
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| Stock Number: M080 | |||
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A IMPORTANTLARGE RIMU REFECTORY TABLE With a brass plaque: "PRESENTED BY CHARLES VISCOUNT BLEDISLOE/P.C. C.C.M.G. K.B.E./GOVERNOR GENERAL OF NEW ZEALAND/1930-1935" 30in. (76cm.) high, 119in. (302cm.) wide, 29in. (99cm.) deep After leaving parliament Charles Bathurst, 1st Viscount Bledisloe, GCMG, KBE, PC (September 21, 1867 - July 3, 1958) was appointed Governor General of New Zealand, an office he held between 1930 and 1935. Lord Bledisloe was well known for promoting various causes including the Bledisloe cup rugby union competition between Australia and New Zealand which is currently contested annually |
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| Price: SOLD | |||
| Stock Number: N110 | |||
