Peter Wedde Antiques
    New Zealand Interest   
To view a high resolution photo of the item please click the item thumbnail ..
Please note the you MUST either turn off your "Pop-Up" blocker OR authorise this site.

  An interesting early 20th century New Zealand Folk Art wood tray with caned sides, incised and stained with Maori figures, a sailing ship and entitled "Roto-Aira"
58cm x 37cm
Price:  $350.00
Stock Number: M25

  A shaped and polished Totara book
153mm x 113mm
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $1,250.00
Stock Number: L0013

  A desk spike mounted with a small piece of burr wood and a copper plaque entitled:
"SFS No 22 Reserved Tree."
103mm wide
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $125.00
Stock Number: L0037

  A RewaRewa carved 21st key.
318mm wide
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $145.00
Stock Number: L0050

  A shaped and polished burr wood book. Timber not known, perhaps Karaka.
204mm x 138mm
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $1,650.00
Stock Number: L0074

  A pair of 19th century lignum vitae maritime (?) spools.
82mm wide.
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $625.00
Stock Number: L88

  A shaped and polished burr timber sock darner. Timber not known
92mm diameter
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $125.00
Stock Number: L0089

  A late 19th century turned kauri ball on associated stand
91mm diameter.
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: $165.00
Stock Number: K0234

   

An Important New Zealand, Nelson, Interest Victorian sterling silver Georgian style baluster pint mug with acanthus capped double scroll handle, engraved scrollwork and engraved presentation inscription:
"Herbert Evelyn Curtis From Alfred Fell."
London 1869,
Edward Charles Brown.
 

128mm high.
 

A superb mug with significant Nelson interest.

 
Price: $1,650.00
Stock Number: N0340

 


An early 20th century turned treen kauri cup on short pedestal base. 94mm high. K236 $145.

A small early 20th century turned kauri ball. 63mm diameter. K237 $45.

 An early 20th century turned kauri egg. 126mm long. K239 $125

A late 19th century turned treen kauri cup on stepped circular base. 114mm high. K235 $225.

A late 19th century turned Rewa-Rewa ball. 52mm diameter. K238 $85.

A late 19th century turned kauri ball. 91mm diameter. K234 $165.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

NB. Priced from left to right
 
Price: NZ$ various
Stock Number: various

 

A fret work vertical narrow double picture frame entitled "Good Luck"; gilt metal mounts.

490mm x 225

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $325.00
Stock Number: K264

 

A suspension fret work wall shelf with dolphin supports and featuring a yacht and mermaid.

307mm x 319mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum 

Price: $225.00
Stock Number: K252

 

A fret work double shelf pipe rack featuring a horse and photo frame below.

218mm x 347mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $225.00
Stock Number: K270

 

A fret work picture frame entitled "New Zealand" featuring a map of the North and South Islands together with a Kiwi.

224mm x 338mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $425.00
Stock Number: K263

 

A fret work wall bracket entitled "The Bivouac" featuring boy scouts at a fire.

297mm x 262mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum 

Price: $325.00
Stock Number: K261

 


A fret work picture frame featuring 2 boy scouts in a canoe.

281mm x 273mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: $325.00
Stock Number: K262

 

A fret work picture frame entitled "Glory To God In The Highest" featuring a crown pediment.

271mm x 344mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $225.00
Stock Number: K267

 

A fret work picture frame featuring a kingfisher. 224mm x 369mm

A fret work picture frame featuring an eagle. 215mm x 368mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $385.00 each
Stock Number: K269, K268

 

A set of 3 fret work picture frames entitled "Music," "Art" and "Industry" all with pediment figures and symbols emblematic of the same; gilt metal rococo mounts. 232mm x 339mm.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $975.00
Stock Number: K260

 

A fret work wall mirror featuring a squirrel and acorns.

339mm x 195mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: $145.00
Stock Number: K253

 


A fret work wall mirror featuring a diaphanously draped  lady dancer.

264mm x 358mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: $225.00
Stock Number: K259

 


A fret work wall plaque entitled "India" featuring a bullock drawn wagon and a bevel glass mirror.

312mm x 298mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: $225.00
Stock Number: K257

 

 

An early 20th century Rewa Rewa walking stick with grip handle. 907mm long. K218 SOLD

An early 20th century burr wood walking stick with knob handle. 869mm long. K219 SOLD

An early 20th century Rewa Rewa walking stick with knob handle. 1036mm long.  K217 SOLD

An early 20th century sectional wood walking stick with ebonised rings and knob handle.910mm long .K220 $425

 

Provenance : Wagener Museum

NB. Priced from left to right.

 
Price: NZ$ various
Stock Number: various

ALL ITEMS HEREAFTER SOLD

   A 1960's NZ Rewa Rewa hinged box with Paua shell border & lined interior.
150mm Long x 95mm Deep.
Price:SOLD
Stock Number: CD11

  A 20th century figured kauri rectangular sarcophagus jewellery box with raised cover, carry handle and 4 tapering square section corner columns.
207mm x 156mm x 123mm.
Provenance :
Wagener Museum,
with note detailing from the collection fashioned by Arthur Richardson.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K228

  A 1960's Sovereign named New Zealand specimen timbers hinged stud box.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: M0116

  A nice 1950's Sovereign NZ native timer box the interior with named specimens.
125mm Long x 85mm Deep.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD10

 

A charming turn of the century watercolour of Wellington Heads; entitled "Island Bay" and monogrammed "AACD."
138mm x 219mm
Circa 1900.
Not framed.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number Q283

  A New Zealand timbers marquetry inlaid fruit bowl
3142mm high x 237mm diameter
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0035

 
A Rare Late 19thC NZ, Milton, Majolica Bottle Vase Glazed In Shades Of Brown, Blue And Green.
240mm High.
Milton was the site of the first New Zealand commercial pottery.

  
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: Q324

  A 1920's New Zealand glass cased volcanic sand pictorial souvenir of Rotorua together with a similar glass pencil.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N623

  A 1950's NZ suede handkerchief satchel painted with a Maori Chief.
166mm Wide.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD12

  A NZ 1950's suede envelope shape handkerchief satchel painted with a Maori woman.
210mm Wide.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD13

 


A Decorative Turn Of The Century New Zealand Interest The Brett Printing Company, Auckland, Lithographic Print Entitled "Native Berries Of New Zealand;" original gilded rosewood frame.
Circa 1900
420mm x 525mm






 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: Q373

  A shaped and polished Kahikatea tomahawk.
314mm wide.
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0014

  A marquetry inlaid New Zealand specimen timber rectangular picture frame.
162mmx 112mm
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L97

  A New Zealand Folk Art turned wood pokerwork vase painted with fruiting vine.
280mm high.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0260

  An early 20th century carved and turned RewaRewa beer shape bottle.
308mm high
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K0232

  A good early 20th Century New Zealand folk art hand painted vase painted with a Whare in natural landscape. Drilled for electricity.
280mm High.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N0424

     

  A good early 20th Century New Zealand folk art hand painted vase,
decorated with forest scene and Whare.
275mm High.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0146

  A pair of vintage wood wool scourers with metal teeth.
275mm Wide.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD16

 


A Single New Zealand, Frank Grady, Sterling Silver And Pounamu Knife Rest, the silver ends formed as the letters "NZ" and chased with ferns and foliage, the pounamu rest of square section rectangular shape.
Stamped "St Silver" and "F Grady" together with "RD 97."
87mm wide.
Circa 1900.

     


 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number CD181

 


A Group Of Keith Murray Basalt Vases.
Impressed marks and facsimile signatures.
Circa 1935

New Zealand-born Keith Day Pearce Murray was one of the most influential and significant modernist designers. Born in Stokes Road, Mt Eden in 1892, Murray emigrated to England at the age of 14 with his parents Charles Henry Murray, originally from Peterhead, Scotland, and Lillian Day Murray (nee George), from Nelson. Although he graduated from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London in 1921, he turned his considerable design and drawing skills to working in the decorative arts for most of the 1930s

Coincident with his successful glass work, Murray began designing ceramic tablewares for Wedgwood. In contrast to the highly coloured decorated wares of contemporary Art Deco designers such as Clarice Cliff, his style of ceramic decoration was characterised by subtle glaze finishes and an architectonic furrowing of parallel horizontal grooves which served to accentuate the classical purity of his forms. The simplicity of his designs meant they were relatively inexpensive to produce, and could be adapted to slip casting rather than hand-potting, thus fulfilling Wedgwood's request for 'new cheap shapes, attractive to modern eyes' which would be 'the best possible for the money and reasonably attractive to that growing section of the younger public which has some taste but no money.'

Murray's first designs for Wedgwood were made in a cream-coloured earthenware (Queensware), and also in black, and later bronze, basalt stoneware, produced by mixing colours obtained from cobalt oxide, iron oxide and manganese oxide.

His work was widely exhibited and photographed, and won Murray numerous awards and accolades, including a gold medal at the 5th Triennale in Milan in 1933, and a place among the ten designers to become Royal Designers for Industry, where he later held the title of Master of the Faculty from 1945 to 1947.
(text from http://www.artdeco.org.nz/p42.htm)


  

  

  
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number M12

 
A pair of Wedgwood, Keith Murray, annular vases of football shape with raised necks under matt green glazes.
23cm high.
Circa 1935
Printed marks and facsimile signatures.

  

Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: N818

 
A Wedgwood, Keith Murray, annular vase of shouldered form under matt green glaze.
17cm high.
Circa 1935
Impressed marks and facsimile signature.
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: N819

   

A rare NZ made sterling silver mounted mother of pearl salt.

Stampmarks “J. King. Sterling”.

James King Wellington Silversmith circa 1900.

 
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: F319

 

A New Zealand sterling silver and nephrite teaspoon, the finial decorated with a Kiwi.
113mm Long.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number CD35

 


An Early 20th Century New Zealand Made Engraved Sterling Silver And Greenstone Jam Spoon.
Stamped "Sterling"
Circa 1910.


 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number P291

 
A NEW ZEALAND SUBJECT FEATHER PICTURE

This beautiful arrangement of feathers depicts both the snowy mountains and the bush and woodlands of Lake Tekapo, which lies in the centre of the southern island of New Zealand.

This huge picture was one of four commissioned by NZ Forest Products ltd for the Centennial Exhibition which were displayed at the Hotel St. George, Wellington in 1939.

This beautiful picture is attributed to the Tuhaka Kapu family, whom NZ Forest Products ltd commissioned to create many gifts for their clients attending the exhibition.

David Henry, a director of NZ Forest Products ltd shipped the picture to Wakefield Castrol to promote his company.

161.5cm x 125.5cm
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N233

  CANTERBURY INTEREST.
An interesting pair of 19th century leather cased binoculars with engraved presentation inscription to J.B. Reid, owner of Skirmisher, winner of the 1893 Canterbury Derby.
Frank Hyams, Dunedin, retailers marks.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: M0107

  A pair of timber wedges. Perhaps Totara.
167mm wide
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0091

  A shaped and polished mottled Kauri rectangular picture frame.
160mm x 114mm
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0095

  A shaped and polished burr timber double picture frame with black and white photographs of women.
Perhaps Karaka.
295mm x 141mm
Provenance :
Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L96

  A 19th Century New Zealand Mottled Kauri Writing slope the interior stamped "May Robinson 1879".
290mm x 220mm x 105mm.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: J0355

  A New Zealand specimen wood games table.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K426

 

An Early 20th Century New Zealand Silver And Nephrite Handle Jam Spoon Engraved With A Maori Figure.
Stamped "Sterling."
Price: SOLD
Stock Number P311

 


An Early 20th Century New Zealand Sterling Silver And Nephrite Handle Bread Fork Engraved With Tiki Type Ornament.
Stamped "Sterling."
Circa 1910.


 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number P312

 
You will not find these again!

A mid 20thC set of 12 cased turned wood napkin rings made from various New Zealand timbers including Kowhai, Totara, Rimu, Kauri and Rewa Rewa.

Circa 1940


 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: P259

  A turned oviform wooden bowl with metal liner, incised and painted with the face of a Maori Chief.
100mm High.
Circa 1950.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD007

 


A rare early 20th century coloured lithographic photograph of the 1905-06 New Zealand Football Team featuring D Gallaher, Captain.
It was on this tour that the term "All Blacks" was first coined.
415mm x 582mm
Contemporary Victorian style moulded wood frame with non-reflective glass.


 
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: N470

  A totally innocuous and boring late 19thC yellow glazed moulded jardiniere with a very desirable moulded mark for "Milton," New Zealand's first commercial pottery located just south of Dunedin.
 

145mm High x 170mm Diameter.
A few rim cracks.

 
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: K0137

  A Pair of 1960's NZ kitsch Paua shell salt and pepper shakers.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD37

  A 1950's New Zealand Native timbers gavel.
280mm Long.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD9

  A good early 20th century New Zealand Folk Art turned kauri slender baluster vase painted with a Maori meeting house in a bushy country landscape.
176mm high.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: M57

  A Charming Late 19th Century Colonial Kauri 5 Side Collection Box with hinged cover and back plate with suspension hole; the back plate inscribed:
"Convent Building Fund."
219mmW x 138mmD x 255mmH
Recently purchased from a Dunedin auction room.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N727

  A New Zealand Georgian style Rewa Rewa and burr Totara inlaid hinged sarcophagus box with velvet lined interior and ogee bracket feet.
Dated in pencil 1933.

333mmW x 240mmD x 195mm H.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N757

  A Magnificent And Unique Late 19thC Austrian hand painted porcelain plate painted with a view of a coaching station - men tending horses and wagons before a building with women and child at the door, paddocks with sheep beyond; the border with elaborate gilded and jewelled enamelled decoration of birds and foliage.

The reverse entitled:
"From Hokitika to Christchurch The Bealey Coaching Station,"
 

The footrim inscribed
"Wahlife Wien."
 

Pristine conditon, fantastic quality.
Never seen anything like this in over 30 years in the trade. Is there an entire service out there or is this plate a one off?

240mm diameter.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N412

  A Grey Young architectural drawing of Nelson College.

Established in 1856, Nelson College is the oldest State Secondary School in New Zealand.
The original wooden structure was destroyed by fire in 1904. Replaced with a brick building in 1906, it was subsequently damaged by the 1929 earthquake.
Young’s commission was built in 1941.

The son of a watchmaker, Young was one of the most eminent architects New Zealand has seen.
Such designs include Scots College (1919); the gold medal-winning Wellesley Club (1925), which is regarded as a masterpiece in Georgian precision; the residential hostel Weir House; and the new Wellington railway station (1930).
Easily recognized as favouring the Neo-Georgian & Neo-Classical style.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: M169

 

  
AN 1870 RENT COLLECTION CASH BOX FROM RAINCLIFF STATION, NEW ZEALAND.

This small Native Lands Claims Department cash box was first used by Lt Col George Packe, a retired paymaster in the H. M. Fusiliers who had strong links to both the Wakefield family and the Canterbury Company. Mr Packe acquired the freehold of the massive Raincliff station and employed managers to collect rent from the many tenants and sheep farmers across Raincliff, Richmond and Oari Gorge. The next owner was Henry Hoare, a London banker who eventually went bankrupt, forcing the estate to be passed to the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company who divided the land into smaller plots. Thomas Arthur Hope of Liverpool purchased both Richmond and Orari Gorge. Later with his partners, the Grant brothers, they formed the Grant and Hope Land Co. Rent collecting was made on a monthly basis on horseback covering over 400,000 acres with armed escort from the Canterbury company. The hope family were the last to use the cash box. Bearing the Hope plaque, that appears to have been added later, the cash box has the words “TOTO O TE TANGATA, HE KAI, TE ORANGA O TE TANGAA HE WENA” which translates as: “food supplies the blood of man, his welfare depends on the land”.

12 ins wide.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N223

 


A 19th Century cast iron Raincliff Station Strong Box with lift up lid and lock, the lid with large brass plaque engraved;

"Native Lands Claims Dept" and "C. P. Hope" With carrying handle.

15 ins wide.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N224

  A fabulous late 19thC New Zealand, NZ Brick Co., New Lynn, salt glaze stoneware wide neck crock with applied side lifting handles.
Impressed factory marks.


390mm High x 390mm Diameter.
Very Rare!
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: N0323

  A nicely turned early 20th century colonial burr Totara bowl with central brass capped nut cracking platform.
168mm diameter.
A gorgeous piece of wood.
Price:  SOLD
Stock Number: N0690

  AA New Zealand,
Alfred Charles Atkinson, paua shell inset hammered sterling silver jam spoon with rat tail.
Stamped marks, circa 1905.
Ref Shepherd, page 91-92.

Highly Collectable.

 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: N399

  A charming little 1920's patriotic monochrome drawing featuring Maori motifs and entitled in red
"Beautiful New Zealand."
190mm x 470mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: M0062

 

A 20th century Pitcairn Island cup of typical form; bell shape with 2 carved hands in pronounced relief and domed circular base.

331mm high.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: SOLD
Stock Number:  K240

 

  A divine pair of late 19th century colonial Art Nouveau kauri panels carved and stained in low relief with classical lady figures emblematic of Poetry and Song.
775mm x 291mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K0004

  A wacky and amusing New Zealand 1940 Centennial Exhibition Poster.
Designed by Charles Haines.
Printed by Whitcombe & Tombs.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L0342

 


An early 20th century life size realistically carved kauri lace up ankle high shoe with detailing and heel.

292mm x 157mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K0231

 


A 20th century native timber rectangular jewellery box with shaped top and bottom, burr totara sides and figured kauri top with marquetry inlaid star and cube utilising rewa rewa, matai and other timbers.

224mm x 180mm x 87mm.

Provenance : Wagener Museum.  With note detailing from the collection fashioned by Arthur Richardson.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K227

 


A 20th century figured wood rectangular sarcophagus jewellery box with raised cover, carry handle and 4 tapering square section corner columns.

181mm x145mm x 124mm.

Provenance : Wagener Museum.  With note detailing from the collection fashioned by Arthur Richardson.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K229

 

An interesting early 20th century rewa rewa and kauri curiosity garland formed from interlocking sections.

320mm wide.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K247

 

 

An early 20th century kauri gum female maori bust.

104mm high.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K225

 

 

An early 20th century kauri gum male maori bust.

75mm high.

Provenance : Wagener Museum

 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K224

 

A large and decorative fret work wall shelf with numerous small shelves featuring pictorial representations of the months of the year together with a bevel edged rectangular mirror.

800mm x 540mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum 

 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K248

 


A suspension fret work model entitled "The Tower Bridge," with small mirror.

240mm x 480mm.

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: $425.00
Stock Number: K249

 


A fret work suspension wall shelf entitled "In Memoriam Empress Of Ireland Disaster 1914".

350mm x 330mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K250

 
A folk art carved rewa-rewa chain with hooks

1055mm long.

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L2

  A shaped and polished burr wood heart. Timber not known, probably mottled kauri.

323mm wide

Provenance : Wagener Museum
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L70

  New Zealand folk art plant stand, ornately carved and painted   by Jane Brenkley.  Signed and dated 1946.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K408

  A Jane Brenkley particle board hot place mat decorated with an incised picture of a church in a country landscape; inscribed "If you don't care about what people say about you they'll probably say it."
Monogrammed JB
176mm x 212mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L121

  A Jane Brenkley particle board hot place mat incised and painted with flower heads; inscribed "There's joy in happy memories."
Monogrammed JB.
250mm x 270mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L122

  A black and white photo of Jane Brenkley in a mounted wood picture frame incised and painted with flowering plants; the frame signed Jane Brenkley and dated 1944.
209mm x 153mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L120

  A Jane Brenkley wood platter, the rim carved and coloured in high relief with pohutukawas, the centre painted with maori maidens in piu pius.Varnished finish.
Not signed.
Hawkes Bay Exhibition gallery label to reverse.
345mm wide.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L119

 
A Jane Brenkley table letter rack with sloping sides and arched end supports, the interior sides carved and coloured in a typical manner with roses, the exterior sides covered with rose patterned paper, the supports with coloured poker work decoration of cottages in country landscapes.
Both supports signed and dated 1955.
278mm x 240mm x 138mm
 


 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L112

  A kauri and pokerwork glove box painted with kaka beak in the syle of Jane Brenkley.
Not signed.
307mm x 119mm x 105mm
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L262

  A Jane Brenkley tall slender baluster turned kauri vase carved and painted with roses in a typical manner.
Apparently not signed.
455mm high.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L298

 
A carved wood ball.
147mm diameter.

A carved wood ball.
190mm diameter.

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L4, L5
 
A large double veneered burr totara shaped plaque.

656mm x 450mm

Provenance : Wagener Museum
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L71

 
A circular tray with incised and brightly painted decoration of pansies on a pokerwork ground.
In the style of Jane Brenkley.
Not signed.
278mm diameter
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L114

  A Jane Brenkley wooden circular tray with incised and coloured decoration of 2 girls with full skirts and bonnets exchanging a bunch of flowers before a tree and a bricked exterior with leaded glass window.
Not signed.
380mm diameter.
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: L113

 


A variegated kauri gum oval form on ringed stand 65mm high |K291

A  kauri gum finial. Chipped 40mm high. K301

A kauri gum knob on ringed stand. Chips 85mm high.K290

A kauri gum turned knob on circular stand Chipped 66mm high. K283

A kauri gum urn. 74mm high. K289

Provenance : Wagener Museum.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: various

 


A kauri gum egg cup. Damaged 64mm high. K280

A kauri gum stand with dished top. Chipped 53mm high.  K282

A kauri gum baluster urn on circular stand. 118mm high. K297

A kauri gum stand with knopped stem. 58mm high.  K281

A kauri gum pedestal. Snapped, lacks one foot. 70mm high. K303

Provenance : Wagener Museum.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: various

 

A kauri gum birds nest together with a quantity of eggs.77mm wide.

A kauri gum bottle.102mm high.

Provenance : Wagener Museum 

Price: SOLD
Stock Number: K273, K272

 


A kauri gum egg on ringed circular stand. 60mm high K285

A kauri gum egg on circular stand. 56mm high. K286 

A kauri gum egg and stand. 73mm high. K278

A kauri gum acorn. 27mm long. K287

A kauri gum egg and stand. 39mm high.  K279

A kauri gum egg on domed circular stand. 65mm high.  K284

Provenance : Wagener Museum.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: various

 


A dark kauri gum heart. 31mm wide. K296

A kauri gum heart. 69mm wide. K292

A kauri gum heart. 28mm wide. K295

A kauri gum heart. 35mm wide. K294

A kauri gum heart. 32mm wide. K293

Provenance : Wagener Museum.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: various

 


A kauri gum urn. 73mm high. K277

A small kauri gum vase. 40mm high.K298

A kauri gum bottle.87mm high. K275

A small kauri gum vase. 50mm high. K300

A small kauri gum vase. 48mm high. K299

A kauri gum bottle with attached paper label for Violet Talc Powder 83mm high.K276

Provenance : Wagener Museum.
 
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: various

Back to Top