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Mr. Mod: The Morrison Collection — Webb's

Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:310
Sale Title:Mr. Mod: The Morrison CollectionLots with images:310
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:207
Date:28-May-2023
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A rare pair of Alvar Aalto model 21 armchairs, 1930s, Sweden. Made with a birchwood frames, the chairs still retains their original webbing. Maker's mark to base. Height 80.5 cm, width 63.5 cm, depth 57 cm
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An Arne Jacobsen egg chair and ottoman, late 1950s Arne Jacobson first edition egg chair and ottoman in black leather. Imported into New Zealand in 1960 by Danish/New Zealand architect Holger Henning-Hansen of Christchurch architectural firm Minson, Henning-Hansen, and Dines. Original condition. Chair height 108 cm, width 80 cm, depth 55 cm, ottoman height 38 cm, width 50 cm, depth 39 cm
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A rare 1970s desk / table lamp by Etienne Fermigier for Monix, France. Aluminium and plexiglass lamp. Height 55 cm, width 64 cm, depth 31 cm
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An American modern tower lamp by Modeline of California, early 1970s, USA. Made with a smoked Lucite and chrome frame. Rewired. Height 91.5 cm, width 24 cm, depth 24 cm
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A 1970s cork and glass globe lamp, USA. Cylindrical cork base supporting the opaque glass globe. Height 86 cm, depth 37 cm
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A yellow vinyl chair and footstool by Gigi Radice for Minotti, 1960s, Torino, Italy. Original retailer's label attached for 'Casa del Sofa'. Chair height 108 cm, width 48 cm, depth 70 cm, footstool height 44 cm, width 52.5 cm, depth 50 cm
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A Vittorio 'Proposals' P60 lounge chair and ottoman for Saporiti, 1970s, Italy. Black leather. Original label attached. Chair height 79 cm, width 82 cm, depth 78 cm, ottoman height 33 cm, width 75.5 cm, depth 60 cm
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A Carlo Mollino 'Ardea CM' lounge chair for Zanotta, Italy. Originally designed in 1944, this piece dates from 1994 when it was reissued by Zanotta. Black lacquered European beech base with original yellow upholstery. Height 113 cm, width 77 cm, depth 85 cm
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A pair of 1960s American ceramic lamps, a ceramic body with a charcoal glaze and white floral transfer motif. Height 64 cm, width 15.5 cm, depth 15.5 cm
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A pair of American harlequin pixie lamps, C. 1951, USA. Reglor of California. Height 86 cm, width 25 cm, depth 22 cm
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A pair of fog and Morup ceramic lamps by Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. With a blue pinecone transfer design. Rewired. Height 48.5 cm, width 13 cm, depth 13 cm
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A Raymond Loewy desk for Brunswick furniture, late 1950s, USA. Made with an aluminium frame and a walnut top. Floating drawers to each side. With decorative panel to the reverse side. Height 75 cm, width 167.5 cm, depth 91.5 cm
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A pair of Afra and Tobia Scarpa 'Mix' office chairs for Molteni, 1970s, Italy. Black leather swivel office chairs on a five-star base. Height 80 cm, width 71 cm, depth 50.5 cm
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An Italian Architect's table, an 1980s Italian designed adjustable architect's table. Top made from satinwood veneer, sitting on an adjustable trestle base made from European beech. In the style of Achille Castiglioni. Height 86.5 cm, width 155 cm, depth 75.5 cm
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A William and Mary oyster veneer chest, C. 1690, England. A late 17th century English William and Mary Laburnum oyster veneered chest of drawers of small proportions. Top drawer when pulled out reveals a secret drawer. The oyster veneer covers all four sides. Later brass handles. Height 65 cm, width 84.5 cm, depth 44 cm
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An 18th century French Directoire painted decorative door, with carved floral details and two griffins near the base. Some wear to the paint consistent with age and use. 2150 x 82 cm
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A Regency rosewood tilt-top dining table, C. 1820, England. With a rope-carved edge to the table top. Featuring brass castor wheels. Height 73 cm, depth 119 cm
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A rare 1920s Japanese Kendo mask, made from cane and leather, with metal stand. The cane is in good vintage condition with a beautiful patina to the leather. Kendo is a Japanese martial Art descending from swordsmanship that uses bamboo swords and protective clothing and masks. On stand height 52.5 cm, width 31 cm
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An antique tea Cannister lamp, in good vintage condition with wear and patina consistent with age and use. Height 80 cm, depth 44.5 cm
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A rare 1920s Japanese Kendo mask, made from cane and leather, with metal stand. The cane is in good vintage condition with a beautiful patina to the leather. Kendo is a Japanese martial Art descending from swordsmanship that uses bamboo swords and protective clothing and masks. On stand height 52.5 cm, width 31 cm
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A large 1970s burr ash and chrome side table, attributed to Milo Baughman for Directional furniture USA. Made with a chromed steel base and features a burr ash top. Height 50 cm, width 77 cm, depth 77 cm
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A 1950s Otto Gerdau chromed metal chair, with cream woven seat. In the style of Gio Ponti's Superleggera chair. Height 81.5 cm, width 39.8 cm, depth 36 cm
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A large 1970s burr ash and chrome side table, attributed to Milo Baughman for Directional furniture USA. Made with a chromed steel base and features a burr ash top. Height 50 cm, width 77 cm, depth 77 cm
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A framed engraving of Arcus Gallieni, framed behind glass. Frame 825 x 94.5 cm, print 485 x 62 cm
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A Belvedere torso drawing, framed behind glass. Frame 785 x 62.5 cm, print 570 x 42.5 cm
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A framed engraving of Arcus Portugallay, framed behind glass. Frame 825 x 94.5 cm, print 485 x 62 cm
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A pair of Paolo Piva 'Alanda' chairs, 1980s. Made with steel frames and black leather upholstery. Featuring adjustable backrest and armrests. Height 90 cm, width 115 cm, depth 83 cm
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A pair of Paolo Piva 'Alanda' chairs, 1980s. Made with steel frames and black leather upholstery. Featuring adjustable backrest and armrests. Height 90 cm, width 115 cm, depth 83 cm
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A Milo Baughman Three-Seater sofa for Selig of Monroe, USA. With a flat bar polished chrome case frame. Original blue velvet upholstery showing areas of fading, adding to the overall Hollywood Regency aesthetic of the piece. Height 68 cm, width 213.5 cm, depth 87 cm
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An impressive grand bar unit by La Permanente mobile Cantu, early 1960s, Italy. Cantu, Lombardi, was the centre of the world for furniture making in Italy up until the 1990s. This beautifully-executed piece shows all the skills and craftsmanship from this area, from the rosewood parquetry patterns, the carved and gilded central cabinet front, to the hand-crafted brass locks and keys. Height 139.5 cm, width 189 cm, depth 45.5 cm
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A pair of Ico Parisi green velvet chairs for Ariberto Colombo, 1950s, Italy. With walnut legs and reupholstered in a lux velvet olive of the Zepel range, from James Dunlop textiles. Height 87.5 cm, width 76.5 cm, depth 81.5 cm
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An impressive grand credenza by La Permanente mobile Cantu, early 1960s, Italy. Cantu, Lombardi, was the centre of the world for furniture making in Italy up until the 1990s. This beautifully-executed piece shows all the skills and craftsmanship from this area, from the rosewood parquetry patterns, the carved and gilded drawer fronts, the hand-crafted brass locks and keys, down to the mirrored glass and etching. With functioning lights inset to the mirror. Cabinet measures (excludes mirror) height 106.5 cm…
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A fireside chair by Felix Stockli, 1950s, Switzerland. Black lacquered frame with cowhide seat. Height 85 cm, width 38 cm, depth 34 cm
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A black biomorphic coffee table with gold base, 1950s American modern biomorphic shaped coffee table. Black lacquered top with gold painted legs. After a design by Gilbert Rhode. Height 34.8 cm, width 139 cm, depth 95 cm
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A sideboard by T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, 1950s, USA. Manufactured by Widdicomb furniture. Made from walnut and coloured with black lacquer. Featuring brace handles. The central cabinet has two internal drawers, and the flanking cabinets feature a shelf. Height 65.5 cm, width 175 cm, depth 44 cm
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A pair of tall glass bottles, 1970s, Murano, Italy. Made from red glass. Height 45 cm, depth 9.5 cm
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A large American art glass vase by Nancy Becker, 1980s. Blown using amber glass with polychrome overlaid coloured glass in abstract pattern. Etched signature to the base underside. Height 26.5 cm, width 28 cm, depth 26.5 cm
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A pair of blue glass vases by Jacob Bang for Kastrup Holmegaard, 1960s,Denmark. Each with impressed glass rondel with initials Jb. Height 21.5 cm, width 11.5 cm, depth 11.5 cm
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A Swedish Baroque revival carved oak and ebonised court cupboard, late 19th century. Carved with Corinthian capitals, lions' heads, and panels with cherubs and foliage. Middle column slides to reveal the lock. Height 199 cm, width 141 cm, depth 72.5 cm
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A Victorian burr walnut serpentine end credenza, the top frieze inlaid with a zig-zag pattern inlay of kingwood. The main door is inlaid with a beautiful marquetry panel surrounded by boxwood inlay and gilt mounted bronze edging. Original glass doors. Has the British antique Dealers' Association gold seal. Height 113 cm, width 133.5 cm, depth 40 cm, Provenance: this piece was the first antique bought by Ross' parents, Jan and John Morrison.
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A Norfolk Island ship's oak console, made with oak from ship's timber. The legs being hand-carved with hands in the manner of Fletcher Christian's (hallmarked Sterling Bounty, Pitcairn Islands) ancestors who settled on Norfolk Island in 1856. Height 75 cm, width 106 cm, depth 54.5 cm. Provenance: Purchased in New South Wales, Australia, in the 1980s. This piece is believed to have originated from Norfolk Island.
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An American modern abstract eagle sculpture, 1960s, USA. Made with a steel frame with zinc solder and a stone base. Height 47 cm, width 37 cm, depth 20 cm
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A Four-Piece Danish Cohr silver-plated coffee and tea set, all stamped Cohr, Denmark, EPNS to base. Coffee pot height 20 cm, depth 220, teapot height 14.5 cm, depth 23 cm, sugar bowl height 6 cm, depth 11 cm, creamer height 10 cm, depth 11 cm
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A William Underhill bronze sculpture, 1961, USA. Made using the lost wax technique. William Underhill (b. 1933) is an American sculptor. Inscription reads 'Underhill 1961'. Height 26 cm, width 24 cm, depth 22.5 cm
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Andres Segovia Infernal machine, lithograph on arches papier. Edition 272/275. Andres Segovia (1929-1996) was an Argentine-Spanish artist. Frame 920 x 78 cm, print 750 x 60 cm
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A Milo Baughman wall sculpture for George Copeland, 1978, USA. A three-dimensional piece with triangular peaks protruding. Gold frame. Signature to base. Framing information to reverse. Height 96.5 cm, width 77.5 cm, depth 8.5 cm
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A nude woman sculpture still life by Dorothy Rossen Greenberg, USA. Dorothy Rossen Greenberg (1915-2005) was an American painter. Nude sculpture still life oil on canvas. Frame 850 x 72 cm, painting 730 x 60.5 cm
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A Postmodern Lucite ring coffee table by Mikhail Loznikov, 1990s. Graphic Lucite frame of three hollow rings on a sharp trilateral base. With round glass top. Signed to base. Base height 40.5 cm, depth 116 cm
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A Kai Kristensen nest of tables for Vildbjerg Mobelfabrik, 1960s, Denmark. Danish teak with interlocking design. Largest height 42 cm, width 44 cm, depth 45 cm
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A pair of Lucite and chrome tables attributed to Dorothy Thorpe, 1950s, USA. Featuring curled Lucite legs and a round glass tabletop. Height 67.7 cm, depth 60.5 cm each
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A set of four Arne Jacobsen 'Ant' chairs for Fritz Hansen, 1950s, Denmark. Steam-bent chair frames on a chrome tripod base. Marked 'Fh Danmark' to the underside. Height 76.6 cm, seat height 43 cm, width 40.5 cm, depth 46 cm, Provenance: originally gifted by Christchurch architect Sir Miles Warren to his partner in the firm Warren and Mahoney Maurice Mahoney. Acquired from the family a number of years ago. Unfortunately the matching dining table no longer exists.
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A set of six Italian orange lacquer dining chairs by Dal Vera, 1970s. Lacquered European beech dining chairs with black vinyl seats by Dal Vera, Italy. Height 795 SH44 cm, width 43 cm, depth 41.5 cm
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A set of four Romeo Rega dining chairs, Italy. Frames made from brass and chrome with brown suede upholstery. Height 78 cm, width 45 cm, depth 43.5 cm
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A pale pink Murano lamp, Hand-blown glass with filigree pink and white designs on a metal base. Height 62.5 cm, depth 22.5 cm
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An Erik Hoglund and Gunnar Ander candelabra for Ystad Metall, 1960s, Sweden. Made from wrought iron and green cast glass. Height 33 cm, width 28 cm, depth 15 cm
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A pink Murano lamp, Hand-blown glass with deep magenta and gold designs. Height 70 cm, depth 17 cm
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A Two-Seater model 620 sofa by Dieter rams for Vitsoe, 1962, Germany. The sofa has a reinforced polyester frame with its original aged black leather cushions. On castors. Height 73 cm, width 150 cm, depth 69 cm
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An L-Shaped sofa by Thams Mobelfabrik, 1970s, Denmark. Brown leather corner sofa comprising two parts with a black pedestal base. Height 61 cm, width 316.5 cm, depth 2312 Seatmm, depth 81 cm
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A Borge Mogensen model 2252 sofa, 1960s, Denmark. Oak frame sofa with its original upholstery. Designed by Danish designer Borge Mogensen in 1956 and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik Denmark. Height 99 cm, width 140 cm, depth 83 cm
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A pair of Louis XVI French fauteuils, a pair of 19th century Louis XVI style fauteuil a la reine. Carved and giltwood frames with the original Aubusson tapestry upholstery. Height 96 cm, width 67.5 cm, depth 64 cm
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A Jean-Joseph Chapuis Empire chair, 1810-1815, Belgium. Mahogany and beech frame with a woven cane seat, painted decoration, and gilded brass feet. Signed to back rail. This chair is an early example of the use of bent and laminated wood in furniture making. Its legs, composed of laminated layers of mahogany, were steam-bent into U-shaped sections. The caning and the slender, tapering legs enhance the light appearance of the form, which is embellished with gilded fittings and painted decoration. The…
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A pair of Regency sabre leg chairs, C. 1810. A pair of English Regency sabre leg Trafalgar chairs. Faux painted zebrawood frames with classical bronze mounts. Original hand-woven cane seats. Height 82.5 cm, width 38 cm, depth 44 cm
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A Robert Sonneman brass Eyeball lamp, 1960s. American modern floor lamp with an adjustable arm. Height 147 cm, width 83 cm
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A stacked acrylic standard lamp by Optique USA, 1980s, USA. Alternating layers of thicker white and thinner clear acrylic discs. Height 127 cm, depth 29 cm
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A chrome Eyeball floor lamp by Robert Sonneman, 1960s, USA. With an adjustable arm. Maker's mark affixed. Height 58 cm, width 73 cm
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A late 19th century Aesthetic movement ebonised sideboard, England. With double doors at the front, painted and gilded with birds and blossoms. Galleried upper section with six bevelled mirrors. Original decorative brassware. Height 167 cm, width 166 cm, depth 50 cm
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An English Regency gilded triple-plate overmantel, the inverted bowfront cornice with ball decoration over a classical frieze depicting a lion-drawn chariot with winged heralds and maidens. Height 94 cm, width 148 cm, depth 12 cm
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A Louis XV style bureau plat, 19th century, France. Ebony veneered with gilt bronze mounts and original tooled leather top. The right-side drawer has a hidden compartment. Height 78.5 cm, width 151 cm, depth 82.5 cm
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A set of six dining chairs by Mario Marenco for Mobil Girgi, 1970s, Italy. Cherrywood frames with the original leather seat upholstery. Height 95 cm, width 45 cm, depth 50 cm
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A dining suite by Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi for Chiavari, 1950s, Italy. Comprising a segmented rosewood-top dining table and six matching 'Alta' chairs. The chairs with the original hand-woven cane and labels. Table height 80.5 cm, depth 118 cm, chairs height 95 cm, width 41 cm, depth 40 cm
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A set of six dining chairs by Herbert Hirche for Mauser Werke, 1970s, Germany. Space age. Made from leather and stainless steel. A variation on the 1973 '150' series. Height 81 cm, seat height 46 cm, width 64 cm, depth 59 cm
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A Memphis silver-plated Letter/File rack by Richard Meier, 1980s, Italy. Designed by Richard Meier (b. 1934) and manufactured by Cleto Munari, Italy, for Swid Powell. Made with silver plate over a brass body. Height 10.4 cm, width 21 cm, depth 12.2 cm
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A 1960s teak turned salad bowl by Richard Nissen, Denmark. Made from staved teak. With maker's mark to the base. Height 13 cm, width 29 cm, depth 29 cm
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An Ocean Reef bowl by Michael Aram, 2000s. Powder coated cast aluminium coral base, polished stainless steel bowl. Marked 'Michael Aram' to the bowl. Height 14 cm, width 26 cm, depth 23 cm
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A pair of Regency figure gas lights by James de Ville, 1811, England. The figures made from plaster, raised on fluted columns crafted from wood. Signed and dated. James de Ville (1777-1846), or Deville, was a plaster figure maker, a lamp manufacturer, a publisher of marked-up phrenological busts, and the owner of a Museum of phrenological casts. De Ville exhibited work at the Royal Academy and the Society of British artists. The National portrait gallery, London, holds several of his works. Height 180 cm,…
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An Italian inlaid bone chair, a mid 19th century Italian Milanese ebony and inlaid bone Renaissance revival hall chair. Height 117 cm, width 46 cm, depth 43.5 cm
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A pair of Italian Renaissance revival Sgabello hall chairs, 19th century. Walnut frames superbly carved with cherubs, lions, and foliate decorations. Height 124 cm, width 40 cm, depth 43 cm
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A Fantoni boat sculpture, C. 1950s, Italy. Welded and patinated bronze wire sculpture of an Etruscan war galley on stand by Floretine artist Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011). With artist's signature at the stern of the boat. Height 78.5 cm, width 64 cm, depth 107 cm
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A large Curtis Jere stainless steel 'Sails' sculpture, 1980s, USA. By Californian sculptors Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels under the compound nom-de-plume Curtis Jere. On a black metal stand. Signed. Height 253 cm, width 53 cm
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A Fantoni abstract metal sculpture, Firenze, Italy. An abstract metal sculpture depicting still life bottles by artist Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011). The bottles are heavily textured. Featuring a maker's mark to the reverse. Height 48.5 cm, width 14 cm, depth 8.5 cm
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A pair of Klismos chairs, 1980s, Athens, Greece. Klismos chairs in walnut with leather cord seats. Designed by British designer T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings (1903-1976) and made by Saradis of Athens, Greece. Height 88.5 cm, width 43 cm, depth 59 cm
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An Arthur Umanoff three-legged stool for Washington Woodcraft, 1960s, USA. With ebonised legs and leather upholstered seat. Height 39 cm, depth 42 cm
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A pair of Klismos chairs, 1980s, Athens, Greece. Klismos chairs in walnut with leather cord seats. Designed by British designer T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings (1903-1976) and made by Saradis of Athens, Greece. Height 88.5 cm, width 43 cm, depth 59 cm
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A large 'Tudric' pewter bowl by Oliver Baker for Liberty and Co, C. 1905, London, England. The hammered bowl depicts a stylised oak leaf pattern. The sculptured legs are typical of this period. Pattern number 0788. Marked 'Made in England, English pewter 0788' to the base underside. Height 17 cm, depth 30 cm
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An engraved gilt brass cheval clock by Thomas Cole, mid 19th century, London. This clock, numbered 508, probably dates from 1846/47. Its design is known as cheval, after the mirror style that was popular at the time. It is of 8-day duration and is in original condition. The decorative Fleur de Lis hands are a typical Thomas Cole feature., oval body with pierced scroll crest, pivoted between scroll uprights rising from floral engraved base with pivoted foot. The dial is silvered, engraved with foliate…
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A WMF German Arts & Crafts Art Nouveau Silver-Plate hammered claret jug, 1910. With sunken designs and raised relief of a lion. Height 35 cm, width 19 cm, depth 14.5 cm, Provenance: this piece was one of the first collected by Ross at the age of 13.
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A set of four dining chairs by Zanotta, 1970s, Italy. Ash frames. In the manner of Afra and Tobia Scarpa. Height 67 cm, width 47 cm, depth 48 cm
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A pair of Alvar Aalto dining chairs, 1960s, Finland. Originally designed in 1935. Made from birch with a patented L-leg structure. Aalto's 'Chair 66' design is part of the permanent collection of MoMA, New York. Height 76.5 cm, width 37.5 cm, depth 40 cm
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A set of four Alvar Aalto dining chairs, 1960s, Finland. Originally designed in 1935. Made from birch with a patented L-leg structure. Aalto's 'Chair 66' design is part of the permanent collection of MoMA, New York. Height 76.5 cm, width 37.5 cm, depth 40 cm
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An Ab Paris repousse high relief medieval jewellery box, C. 1880s, France. Signed. A highly detailed decoration featuring ornate vine motifs, figures, and birds. Height 9.2 cm, width 21 cm, depth 13.2 cm
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A rare Art Deco tea and coffee service, C. 1920-1930, Germany. Comprising six pieces. Silver plated. Rare Art Deco design by Berliner Elektro plated Waren Fabrik (Bepwf). Tray height 2.5 cm, width 53.5 cm, large pot height 35.6 cm, width 20.5 cm, medium pot height 16.5 cm, width 23.5 cm, small pot height 12 cm, width 23.5 cm, sugar pot height 7.4 cm, width 11 cm, milk jug height 8.4 cm, width 13.6 cm
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An antique carved giltwood eagle, a wooden eagle form with spread wings. Presented on stand. Height 44 cm, width 55 cm, depth 14 cm
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A pair of El Rancho armchairs by Maija Ruoslahti for Kalustekiila, Finland. Brown leather upholstery with chrome and wooden frames. On wheels. Height 84 cm, width 114 cm, depth 92 cm
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A pair of Danish swivel lounge chairs with ottoman, with original green leather upholstery. Chairs height 93.5 cm, width 77 cm, depth 78 cm, ottoman height 37 cm, width 66 cm, depth 50 cm
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An El Rancho Two-Seater sofa by Maija Ruoslahti for Kalustekiila, Finland. Brown leather upholstery with chrome and wooden frame. On wheels. Height 80 cm, width 191 cm, depth 88 cm
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Salvador Dali Rencontre de deux Troupes de Luxurieux, C. 1963. From the Divine Comedy. Framed behind glass. Printed in a limited run of 150, each individually signed by Salvador Dali. Certificate of authentication from the collector's Guild Ltd., New York to frame reverse. Frame 455 x 36.5 cm, print 315 x 20 cm
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A framed Salvador Dali scarf, scarf printed with ali's 'El Arbol de la Penitencia'. Framed behind glass. 910 x 91 cm
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Salvador Dali the Lazy or the Casual, C. 1963. From the Divine Comedy. Framed behind glass. Frame 455 x 36.5 cm, print 315 x 20 cm
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A Milo Baughman chrome and glass console, a 1970s Milo Baughman freestanding chrome and burr laminate console table with glass insets. Design is very much in the Art Deco style. Height 69 cm, width 148 cm, depth 41 cm
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An Italian 1970s console sofa table, Whitewood with a glass top and brass fittings. Height 61.6 cm, width 132 cm, depth 40 cm
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