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New Collectors Art including: The Collection of Jann Medlicott, Twentieth-Century Design & Studio Ceramics — Art+Object

Auction House:Art+ObjectNumber of lots recorded:310
Sale Title:New Collectors Art including: The Collection of Jann Medlicott, Twentieth-Century Design & Studio CeramicsLots with images:310
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:238
Date:27-Jun-2023
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Four 1960s Danish pendant lamps, likely designed by Jo Hammerborg and manufactured by fog and Morup, in anodised aluminium with black tubular shades
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A 1960s Danish pendant lamp, likely designed by Jo Hammerborg and manufactured by fog and Morup, in tubular copper and with black metal and glass shade
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Hans Agne Jakobsson (1919-2009) for Markaryd, Twelve-branch chandelier, in brass with blown glass shades, Sweden circa 1960's (no wiring), 45 x 35 x 35 cm
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Alfred Homann for Louis Poulsen, pair of M2 wall lamps, minor wear, no wiring, 19.5 x 24 x 20 cm
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Henrik Horst, 1970 retro abstract wall sculpture, in original hessian mount and frame, artist's studio label to verso, 42.5 x 91 x 8 cm
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Børge Mogensen for Fdb, 1950s Danish upright bookcase, in oak and teak with adjustable shelves and original brass mounts, 1,60 x 122 x 26 cm each
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Borge Mogensen for Fdb, 1950s Danish upright bookcase, in two-toned stained oak and teak with adjustable shelves and original brass mounts, 1,60 x 122 x 26 cm each
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Mid-century Danish teak bookcase, with two banks of two adjustable shelves, raised on four tapering legs, 118 x 134 x 25 cm
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Børge Mogensen for Karl Andersson and Sonner, Four-drawer 'Oresund' chest, in soap-washed oak and teak, manufacturer's stamp to rear, 84 x 68.5 x 46 cm
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Gunni Omann for Omann Jun (attributed to), 1960s Danish credenza, in rosewood with two doors opening to reveal shelves on one side and drawers on the other, raised on four tapering legs, 83 x 120 x 43.5 cm
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A Danish rosewood credenza, featuring three doors opening to reveal a singular adjustable shelf in each compartment, raised on four tapering legs, 85 x 165 x 40 cm
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Two-door Danish cabinet, with internal shelves and elegant circular door handles raise on four tapering legs, 66 x 100 x 51 cm
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Fine 1960s rosewood tallboy chest, in the style of Kai Kristiansen, with seven drawers and moulded handles, 120.5 x 74 x 42 cm
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Danish 1960s tallboy chest, with six drawers and moulded handles
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Mid-century Danish teak display cabinet, with sliding glass doors and moveable shelf, 84.5 x 31.5 x 100 cm
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Danish elbow chair, solid oak construction and with brown vinyl upholstery, in the manner of Hans Wegner
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Pair of Danish mid-century brown leather armchairs, with loose cushions, 80 x 75 x 68 cm
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Mid-century Danish Director's chair, in dark wood (probably elm) and leather with brass fittings, circa 1960's, 88 x 49 x 55 cm
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Scandinavian mid-century armchair, with cane seat and back, leather cushion to seat, 83 x 52 x 54 cm
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Scandinavian leather two-seater sofa, 68 x 185.5 x 78 cm
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A 1950s Danish three-seater sofa, with original pale blue wool blend fabric and stretcher base, 85 x 192 x 77 cm
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Kvalitet form Funktion, Denmark, set of three nesting tables, interlocking design and each with matching, tapering legs
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Morgen Kohl, set of three Danish nesting tables, in teak, square-ended and of quality design and construction, label affixed to underside
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Danish 1960s nest of three interlocking tables, in teak
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Danish teak tea trolley, with drop sides two drawers at either end and a single shelf, 63 x 70 x 40 cm
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1950s Danish coffee table, soap-washed oak and rectangular in form, raised on four tapering legs, 51 x 160 x 55 cm
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1960s Danish rosewood coffee table, raised on four square legs and with rectangular top, 52 x 142 x 71 cm
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Severin Hansen for Haslev, 1950s Danish sewing table, with original cane wicker basket and concealed drawer, in rosewood and with original castors
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Danish design sewing table, with single drawer and sliding basket, circa 1960s, 50.5 x 63 x 43.5 cm
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A traditional Danish Queen Anne style pedestal wine table, polished rosewood top on three-point base, made in Denmark label to the base, 54 cm height
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Mid-century Danish floor rug, with abstract forest and sun design, in dralon and jute and with original label to underside, 72 x 140 cm
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Danish 1960s retro floor rug, in predominating greens with radiating sun design, 200 x 140 cm
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Scandinavian wool floor rug, with geometric design, 59.5 x 105 cm
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Scandinavian floor rug, with multi-colour floral design on black background, 262 x 156 cm
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Woollen floor rug, in yellow with geometric design, 215 x 140 cm
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Woollen floor rug, in cream with navy detail to ends and cotton fringe, 215 x 137.5 cm
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Dilana rug in New Zealand wool with design by Ralph Hotere, signed and dated '93 to the underside and inscribed Dilana, 198 x 198 cm
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Scandinavian wool floor rug, with sun and tree design, 72 x 109 cm
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Woollen floor rug, in blue and cream with geometric detail to edges, 205 x 137.5 cm
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Scandinavian circular floor rug, with spiral design on black background, diameter 180 cm
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Jo Hammerborg for fog and Mørup, 'Beta' desk lamp, complete with original fittings and featuring 'Goose' neck, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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1960s Danish Soholm table lamp, in stoneware and with abstract concentric pattern, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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Italian stoneware table lamp, with abstract foliage design, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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Holmegaard for Royal Copenhagen, 'Fanfare' lamp, trumpet form and with vintage shade, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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Vintage Danish brass table lamp, with vintage shade, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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1960s Scandinavian 'Cubist' table lamp, in polished and exposed stone, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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Henning Koppel for Louis Poulsen, Petronella oil lamp, 1960s, brass, glass and opaline glass, makers name on original label affixed to base, 33 x 15 x 15 cm, note: this lamp has been imported from Denmark and needs rewiring.
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Peter Behrens for Aeg, electric kettle, designed c. 1910, hammered silvered metal, with rattan and wood handle, no cord or plug, stamped 'Cehal 210/40V, 500W, 2444' to the base, width 23.5 cm (including. Handle)
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Arne Jacobsen for Stelton, 'Cylinda-Line' ice bucket, complete with original box together with tongs
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Erik Magnussen for Stelton, Fondue set, complete with original box together with four fondue fitted plates
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Large oblong Stelton tray, with original acrylic insert
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Arne Jacobsen for Stelton, two Cylinda-line serving trays, together with a martini mixer stainless steel, width 33.5 cm; height 19 cm
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Arne Jacobsen for Stelton, 'Cylinda-Line' pepper grinder, in original box
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Bohemian art glass, vase, of orange and brown colour with yellow and red insertions, an applied black spiral in low relief raising from the base, height 19.5 cm
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Orrefors Sweden, two blown glass bowls, each signed, height 13.5 cm and height 10.5 cm
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A large clear glass bowl, height 17 cm, diameter 30 cm
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Staffan Gellerstedt for Pukeberg Sweden, crystal candlestick, height 26 cm
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Artist unknown, green vase, cast glass, height29 cm, width 33 cm
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Josef Schott for Smalandshyttan (Sweden), a heavy crystal vase, decorated with abstract geometric pattern, partially acid-matted surface and texture, 1960s, height 15 cm
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Claus Dalby for Holmegaard, 'Old English' flower bowl, diameter 25 cm, together with another glass bowl in the shape of a flower, diameter 30 cm
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Sidse Werner for Holmegaard, a Regiment stoppered decanter
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Two blue glass vases, together with one clear glass vase with scalloped edges, stamped made in Denmark, height 9.5 cm
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Per Lutken for Holmegaard, three blue tinted blown glass vases, (A/F), height 13.5 cm (tallest)
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Per Lutken for Holmegaard, two blue tinted blown glass bowls, (A/F), width 13.5 cm (widest)
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Holmegaard, Denmark, two blue tinted blown glass ash trays, length 15.5 cm (largest)
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Per Lutken for Holmegaard, a blue tinted blown glass ash tray and a similar smokey glass bowl, (A/F), width 18 cm (largest)
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Per Lutken for Holmegaard, two blue tinted blown glass ash trays and a similar bowl, (A/F), length 15.5 cm (largest)
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Per Lutken for Holmegaard, Danish blue glass ashtray and bowl, blue glass, 2 pieces, 1960s, diameter 185 and length 15 cm
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A selection of two bowls and one ashtray, comprising of a Royal Copenhagen ceramic bowl with purple and blue abstract designs, a glass ashtray with swirling patterns in brown, and an aquamarine blue bowl of biomorphic form, ceramic bowl, height 6 cm
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Carlton Ware, engine turned vase, ovoid shape with gloss pink glaze (no. 3977), printed manufacturer's mark to the base, height 17 cm
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Italian Bitossi ceramic dish, 8.5 x 32 x 32 cm
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Italian Bitossi ceramic plate, 34.7 cm diameter
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Italian Bitossi ceramic vase, 15.5 cm height
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Noomi Backhausen for Soholm Denmark, ceramic vase, with matt glaze shape 3232 2 together with a smaller Soholm vase of the same shape, height 15.5 cm and height 12 cm
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Two Danish ceramic platters, including a Royal Copenhagen Fajance platter decorated with a peacock, and a large Kjobenhavn oval serving dish with floral design, factory marks to the bases, width 32.5 cm and width 51.5 cm
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Einar Johansen for Soholm Denmark, spiral design ceramic dish, diameter 18.8 cm
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Noomi Backhausen for Soholm Denmark, two glazed earthenware bowls, stamped to the base, diameter 25 cm and 18 cm
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A Danish Art Deco Hjorth pottery vase, featuring a stylised crane set amongst flora, impressed marks to the base, 23 cm height
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A.R.D. Fairburn, Hand-stamped scarf, leaves and flowers design on a beige background, 80 x 83 cm
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Onehunga woollen mills Ltd, early travel rug, with a yellow, brown and white tartan design, original 'Tiki' label attached, 192 x 143 cm
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Onehunga woollen mills Ltd, travel rug, with a blue, black, brown, green, yellow and white tartan design, original Woolmark 'Tiki' label attached, 186 x 139 cm
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U.E.B. Textiles Ltd, Manatunga travel rug, with a tukutuku panel pattern in olive green, pale blue, black and white, original Woolmark label attached, 201 x 147 cm
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Kaiapoi textiles Ltd, 'Huia' travel rug, in a brown, light blue, green, black and white tartan design (slight wear), original Woolmark label attached, 158 x 1240
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Kaiapoi Petone group textiles, travel rug, reversible with a tartan design on each side, one in green, red and yellow, the other in pale blue, red, green, yellow and white, original Woolmark 'Maori Chief' label attached, 191 x 147 cm
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Onehunga woollen mills, large 'Princess' blanket, with a tartan pattern in brown, orange and white, original Woolmark label attached, 225 x 180 cm
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Crown Lynn Potteries, early vitrified Paris Ware part tea service, comprising eight cream-coloured cups and saucers and six side dishes, another saucer with green painted rim, and a side dish painted with a flower bouquet to the centre (some A/F), most with stamped or impressed 'Made in N.Z.' mark to the base, sizes vary, diameter 17.5 cm max
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Titian studio, Cobweb and spider trough vase, with realistically painted highlights, impressed number T.104 to the base, width 20 cm
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Crown Lynn Potteries, Nautilus vase, double-shell slip-cast ceramic vases raised on a base decorated with seabed motifs, printed factory mark and incised shape number 550 to the base, 16.5 x 28.5 x 11 cm
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Jim Greig, small stoneware faceted vase, with mottled matt grey glaze, incised potter's mark to the base, height 14.5 cm
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Jim Greig, small stoneware vase, with grey jun glaze over tenmoku, incised potter's mark to the base, height 15.5 cm
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Ian Firth, tri-form vase, stoneware with bands of olive green glaze to the shoulders over matt white glaze, impressed potter's mark to the foot, height 21 cm
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Wilf Wright, stoneware teapot, with poured ash glaze, the body with an impressed ribbed band with leather strap handle, impressed potter's mark to the foot, width 19 cm
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Warren Tippett, two matching pin dishes, with abstract wax resist design on tenmoku glaze, impressed potter's mark to the bases, diameter 12.5 cm
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Brian Gartside, ceramic platter, stoneware decorated with abstract pattern, diameter 39 cm
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Brian Gartside, ceramic platter, decorated with stylized floral design, original label affixed to base, diameter 38 cm
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Brian Gartside, large ceramic bowl, decorated with abstract pattern on a black background, diameter 30.5 cm
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Brian Gartside, two pottery plates, with abstract decoration in brown and white, diameter 17.5 cm
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Warren Tippett & Peter Alger, set of six side plates, stoneware with tenmoku glaze, decorated with an abstract leaf pattern design, diameter 17 cm, note: These plated were made by Peter Alger and decorated by Warren Tippett.Provenance: Douglas Lloyd Jenkins collection. Purchased from Art+Object, 4 October 2007, lot 145 (part).
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Warren Tippett & Peter Alger, set of five plates, stoneware with tenmoku glaze, decorated with an abstract leaf pattern design, diameter 23.5 cm, note: These plated were made by Peter Alger and decorated by Warren Tippett. Provenance: Douglas Lloyd Jenkins collection. Purchased from Art+Object, 4 October 2007, lot 145 (part).
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Paul Fisher, lidded bench pot, stoneware of slightly tapering form, with wide mouth and recessed lid, glazed in black and brown with panel decoration, incised potter's Japanese mark and English surname to the base, height 20.5 cm
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