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New Zealand Music, Jewellery, Antique & Art Auction — Cordy's

Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:889
Sale Title:New Zealand Music, Jewellery, Antique & Art AuctionLots with images:760
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:648
Date:28-May-2019
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A George III silver tablespoon, old English pattern, London 1801 by Solomon Hougham.
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A George IV silver tablespoon, fiddle pattern. London 1825 by Benjamin Davis.
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Seven silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, various Victorian and late Georgian dates and makers, 472gm.
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Three late Georgian silver dessert spoons, together with an Irish spoon, Dublin 1838 by James Le Bas, 112gm.
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Six silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, various late Georgian and Victorian dates and makers, 267gm.
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An Edwardian silver pie spoon, Old English pattern, Sheffield 1908 by John Round & Son Ltd.
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A George III silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1809 by John Elias.
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A George III silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1810 by John Lias.
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Six George III Irish forks, Old English pattern, falcon valant crest to each terminal, Dublin 1790 by John Dalrymple, 392gm.
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Five Victorian silver forks, fiddle pattern, London 1839 by John James Whiting, 240gm.
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Six late Georgian and Victorian silver forks, fiddle pattern, various dates and makers, 197gm.
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A George III silver spoon and fork, fork Hanovarian pattern, London 1803, spoon Old English pattern, London 1815. 109gm
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Six Georgian and Victorian silver forks, fiddle pattern, various dates and makers. 451gm
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A pair of George III silver berry spoons, with gilt washed bowls. London 1807 by John Lias. 132gm.
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A pair of Victorian silver sauce ladles, fiddle pattern. London 1843-44.
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An Edwardian silver soup ladle, Old English pattern, Sheffield 1908 by John Round & Son Ltd.
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An early Victorian silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern, London 1847 by Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater. 75gm.
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A pair of George IV silver sauce ladles, Old English pattern, crested with a peacock displayed, London 1824 by Jonathan Hayne. 135gm.
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Thirteen Georgian and Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, various dates and makers. 175gm.
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A set of six Edwardian silver and coloured enamel coffee spoons, in original box, Birmingham 1902 by William Suckling.
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A cased Art Nouveau silver christening set of a spoon and fork by Daniel George Collins Birmingham 1905, both with enamelled foliate finials, the spoon with a heart shaped bowl decorated with a stylised fish, the fork with trident tines. In original velvet lined leather case.
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An uncommon George III travelling silver and mother-of-pearl knife and fork, in original red leather box. Sheffield 1818 by John Law.
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A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, traditional plain form. London 1747 by Thomas Gilpin. Length 22.3 cm.
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An early 20th century Elkington & Co. Ltd 12-person silver plate canteen of cutlery, in the Dubarry pattern, the quality oak canteen with fitted interior, the top layer above a single drawer, the lid holding the 12 table knives.
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An 18th century English baluster bun-top silver caster, pierced and engraved top, spreading pedestal foot, by I.S. Some old repair. Height 10.5 cm.
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An Edwardian silver caster, octagonal baluster vase shaped with tall cover with comma piercing, finial slightly bent. Birmingham 1902 by Alex. Clarke Co. Ltd. Height 19.5 cm.
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A good silver bun top baluster caster shaker, of Georgian style, London 1909. Height 13 cm.
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A George III silver sugar caster, vase shaped, on square foot and with wrythen finial. London 1813. Height 15.5 cm.
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A Victorian silver six-bottle cruet stand, the central stem with overhead handle above the four flaring supports with shell detail to the six ring bottle supports, the tray base with spreading floral embossed rim, raised on three feet with elaborate shell detail in relief. The various bottles with a similar fluting design, three with silver tops. The stand Glasgow 1847 by Robert Gray & Son. Diameter 22.5 cm.
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A small silver pepperette on stand, egg form, half lobbed body, finial to top, floral decoration to base. Birmingham 1887, maker's mark indistinct.
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A pair of George III silver salts with spoons, the heavy cauldron form salts with shaped gadroon rims, raised on three shell form feet, crested. London 1762 and 1768, one with maker's mark for David & Robert Hennell I, one spoon of shovel form, the other with oval bowl.
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A William IV silver salver, circular with piecrust rim, flower and acanthus border, engraved centre, raised on three acanthus scroll feet. London 1836 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. Diameter 26.5 cm. 525gm.
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A George II silver waiter, with husk bordered piecrust rim, raised on pad feet, crested with a swan and motto 'Sans Peur'. London 1737 by George Hindmarsh. Diameter 16 cm, 245gm.
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An Edwardian silver waiter, scalloped rim with leaf and berry decoration, raised on four ball and claw feet, London 1909 by William Comyns & Sons.
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A Georgian Revival silver waiter, piecrust rim with shell and scroll border, engraved cartouche with monogram. Birmingham 1905 by Barker Brothers. Diameter 16 cm, 159gm.
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A George III silver wine funnel, beaded decoration to rim, shield form clip, two piece construction. London by G.S., date mark indistinct.
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A Victorian silver claret jug, classical Adams urn style body, spreading circular foot, acanthus leaf detail to the handle fittings, conforming urn finial to the hinged lid. London 1894 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd. 627gm. Height 33 cm.
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A Victorian silver hip flask, traditional flask form, finely engraved with fern and floral motifs, vacant shield cartouche, bayonet fitted hinged lid. Birmingham 1881 by George Unite.
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A George III silver milk jug, squat oblong half lobed with gadroon rim, on ball feet. London 1813 by Thomas Johnson. 203gm
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A heavy silver cream jug of Regency style, oblong shape with serpent handle and four ball and claw feet. London 1911. 230gm. Length 15 cm.
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A pair of silver sauce boats, oval with acanthus capped flying scroll handles, in original red leather case. Chester 1917 by David & George Edward. 225gm.
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A William IV/Victorian silver matched three piece tea set, squat melon shape with floral repousse decoration. 1835 and 1846, by Benjamin Stephens and William Hunter, total 1480gm.
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A European silver three piece tea and coffee set, in French Empire style, tea and coffee pots and milk jug, the pots with swan finials and swan head spouts, the bodies decorated with anthemion, fruiting vine and lappet bands. Tallest 28 cm. Total 1445gm
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A Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee set, with ornate Rococo decoration, bird finials to the pots, the teapot 1851, the cream and sugar 1862 by Robert Hennell III (London), the coffee pot by Daniel & Charles Houle London 1856. Total 2700gm.
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A three piece silver tea set, plain round form with scalloped edging, Birmingham 1923 by Mappin and Webb, 611gm.
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A late Victorian silver teapot, oval form with engraved decoration to lid and body, blank cartouche to each side. London 1884. Maker's marks indistinct.
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A George III silver teapot, rounded square form with lobbed base, melon and leaf finial to lid, gadrooned edge, London 1813 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I.
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A George III silver tea pot stand, oval with bright cut and wiggle work designs, raised on four splay feet. London 1792 by Elizabeth Jones. 131gm.
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An Irish George III silver tea pot stand, oval with wiggle work designs, raised on four splay feet. Dublin 1785 by Dennis Fray 146gm.
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A Victorian baluster silver hot water pot, half lobed body Adams urn finial. Sheffield 1890 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 418gm.
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A silver pocket flask, with machine engraved faces, subtle curved shape, strap hinged bayonet cap with monogram. Birmingham 1948 by A Nicholls & Son. 272gm.
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A 20th century silver dish, of flowerhead form. Birmingham 1966. Diameter 15.5 cm.
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A George III silver bowl, oval form, half-lobed body and wrythen twist decoration. London 1801, possibly by Solomon Hougham, marks rubbed. 274gm.
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An Edwardian silver toast rack, aesthetic movement design, Birmingham 1905, 190gm. Length 15 cm.
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A George III silver toast rack, oval frame with seven fine wire bars. London 1797 by William Abdy II. Length 16 cm, 110gm.
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A European (Italy) Art Deco silver cutlery service, .800 standard, the stylish set with flared tapered handles and of solid construction, comprising 12 dinner forks, six dinner knives, six tablespoons, five dessert forks, six dessert knives, six fish knives and forks and four teaspoons. Silver weight excluding knives 2.72kgs
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An impressive Italian silver 19th century style tea and coffee service on tray, classic squat baluster lobed form with engraved leafy scroll detail and flowering finials, includes coffee, teapot, milk jug and lidded sugar bowl, all upon an oval serpentine tray with two large open handles, stamped '800' and other marks, the 800 standard silver with total weight of approx. 5.4kgs.
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An Austrian silver tray, oblong form, scalloped edge decorated with roses, stamped marks to one end, 712gm.
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A continental.800 small silver basket, oval form with pierced sides and bead edging, 147gm.
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An Austro-Hungarian.800 silver tray and lidded box, the later of bombe shape (hinge requires repair), the tray of oblong shape with serpentine bombe border. 900gm.
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A pair of Austro-Hungarian.800 silver asparagus tongs, the blades pierced and engraved with foliate designs. 1886-1922 marks. 235gm.
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A Dutch silver fish straining spoon, the elaborate handle with a fisherman and net terminal, the bowl in the form of an open net decorated with flowers and a fish to the centre, 203gm. 13 x 31 cm
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A 19th century Swedish silver waiter tray, circular, with applied decoratively embossed rim, impressed marks including that for date 1844. 225gm. Diameter 20 cm.
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A late 19th century Russian silver figure of a Cossack, on a green granite polished base, city mark for St Petersburg, together with a matching figure in brass on a brown granite base. Height 10.5 cm and 9.5 cm.
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A German.800 silver bachelor's three-piece coffee set, comprising a coffee pot, lidded sugar and cream jug, of fluted tapering shape. 270gm.
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An American Gorham silver five light candelabra, the central stem with four nozzles supported on sinuous fluted arms. Height 39 cm.
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A set of four Australian Arts & Crafts silver demitasse coffee spoons, each with various hand-made wildflower finials, hammer finished bowls. Stamped with silver and gum-nut mark plus maker's mark JAL (for J.A. Linton). Length 11.3 cm.
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A set of four 20th century Georg Jensen silver cactus pattern serving spoons, with wide circular bowls and stylised 'Cactus' detail to the plain handle connection. Embossed marks used from 1945. Length 15.6 cm.
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A 20th century Georg Jensen cactus silver handled two-piece carving set, the knife and fork with stainless steel fittings, the silver handles in the 'Cactus' pattern, embossed mark used from 1945.
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A small Sheffield plate meat cover, with ornate Ducal crest to the front, restrained gadrooning to rim.
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A silver plate banquet tray, floral, leaf scroll and panel engraved with vacant central cartouche, the flared rim with applied grape leaf and vine detail, the two open handles of conforming design. 79.5 x 49 cm.
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A large silver plated two handled butler's tray, oblong with gadrooned rim. Width 71 cm
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A pair of Old Sheffield Plate telescopic candlesticks, vase shaped sconces with removable nozzles raised on plain columns from oval bases, marked Masons Patent. Extended height 26.5 cm
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Three kilim faced cushions, each 38 x 38 cm.
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Three kilim faced cushions, each 38 x 38 cm.
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A kilim bolster cushion, with flat woven geometric patterned face and kilim flat weave back. 80 x 50 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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A large pile faced Turkish bedding bag, suitable for a cushion, with multiple knotted fringe and with attached glass bead border. 110 x 55 cm
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A kilim saddle bag, geometric patterns, tassels to each corner. 157 x 58 cm.
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An antique Turkish kilim faced large bedding bag, with geometric medallions, rosettes and other motifs. Woven wool back. 103 x 82 cm.
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A very large antique slit-weft kilim face bedding bag, decorated with geometric medallions in muted polychrome. Old repairs. 120 x 95 cm.
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A Turkish double faced woven bedding bag, with fine geometric pattern. 82 x 64 cm.
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A Turkish double faced woven bedding bag, with fine geometric pattern. 82 x 64 cm.
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An old Anatolian kilim face bedding bag, with back of various patchwork materials. 90 x 47 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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A small double saddle bag, with extra-weft woven decorative faces and kilim back. 84 x 44 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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A Baluchi salt bag, with faces woven with small geometric patterns framed by heave macrame and beaded borders. 90 x 47 cm.
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An old kilim mat, with two central bands of snow-flake medallions. Old repairs. 117 x 108 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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A small Hamadan hand knotted prayer rug, decorated with a vase of flowers and stylised motifs in a rich palette of colours. 145 x 107 cm
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A Baluchi tribal prayer rug, hand knotted all wool, decorated with geometric motifs. 136 x 92 cm
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A Persian Saruq rug, the field with three flowering vase framed by floral sprays, red and cream dominant tones, wool on cotton construction. 141 X 7.2 cm.
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An antique Shiraz Karyola hand knotted rug, all wool construction. Some wear. 213 x 143 cm
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A Caucasian hand knotted rug, decorated with conjoined motifs covering the entire field, in red and teal tones. 197 x 116 cm.
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An old Anatolian kilim rug, with banded panels of extra-weft decorated with octagonal medallions, flanked by bands of striped kilim. 185 x 127 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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Baluchi hand knotted rug, the field decorated with three medallions framed by multiple borders. 192 x 110 cm.
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A hand knotted Tibetan Tantra rug, with Buddhist symbolic skeleton surrounded by skulls and human heads alternating with crossed dorje (double tridents) symbols on a deep blue ground. 150 x 88 cm.
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A hand knotted Tibetan chequerboard meditation rug, in cream and black. 160 x 79 cm.
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A hand knotted Tibetan chequerboard meditation rug, in cream and black. 160 x 82 cm.
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A Turkish hand knotted wool rug, decorated with geometric motifs within a lozenge shaped field and with stylised leaves and flowers in the quadrants, framed by a meander border. 150 x 109 cm
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A Hamadan rug, the field decorated with four tall stemmed flowers with multiple leaves, framed by a geometric meander border. 212 x 123 cm
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A Shirvan extra-weft woven saddle blanket, decorated with geometric animals and other motifs. 135 x 102 cm.
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A large Turkish hand woven kilim rug, decorated with bands of geometric design in muted colours including coral and pistachio. 300 x 155 cm. Provenance: The Williamson Estate Collection.
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