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- Auctions SALE OF ANTIQUITIES AND FINE ART CHOICE SELECTED LOTS FROM DECEASED ESTATES AND PRIVATE HOMES INCLUDING ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS OF HIGH QUALITY ANTIQUE FURNITURE EVER PRESENTED IN CHRISTCHURCH. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY. JUI Y 29 AT 11 A.M. AT THE TE KURA LOUNGE 156 BFALFY AVFNUF FURNITURE—A collection of over 80 lots, the greater part consisting ot a superb collection of pieces of Georgian and Victorian Furniture in Bu-r Walnut. Mahogany. Rosewood, Oak. etc., including an important. Marouetn decorated, early 19th Century French Jardiniere Table (illustrated', an earlhanging comer cupboard in Mahogany, a Rare Literary Table. Rare Ola Library Steps, and numerous pieces of the highest quality including • Credenza. Davenport Card Tables. Sutherland. Writing. Dining. Supper and Occasional Tables. Sets of Walnut and Mahogany Victorian Dining C'isi; 19th Century Cabinets. Gentleman's Chair. Dressing Tables. CMtte Drawers. Occasional and Hall Chairs, a Deep Carved Camphor W iod < 1 * Display Cabinets. Bookcase, etc., also an Edwardian Couch with gentlemi lady’s and four Dining Chairs to match. V PAINTINGS.—Over 40 Oils and Watercolours including works bv Haite Van der Velden. Sydney Thompson. Francis Hodgkins, Thomas Hunt.‘Poisson Robert Procter. C. N. Worsley. S. G. W. Roscoe. J. D. Perrett. < H Howarth W. G. Baker, Russell Clark, Noel Barraud. C. Hay-Campbell, Nugent Weld. Kathleen Salmond, J. Elder Moultray, Esther Hope, George Ovston, W S Wauchop, G. E. Pruden, Paul Olds. Herbert Cole. Blvfhe Fletcher. I Baird. Friberg, etc. STERLING SILVER. — Numerous small pieces of interest of Georgi»r. Victorian and Edwardian Sterling Silver, including a small George lIJ Baluster shaped Jug, a Victorian Christening Mug, 18th Centurv Table Spoons, three Sterling Silver 3-piece Tea Services, and a setting of old English Pattern George 111 and IV Table Silver in sixes, together with a matching Ladle and other matching pieces. GOLD COINS AND WATCHES.—Two Half Sovereigns in xerx good ..ndi tion. and two early 18ct Gold Cased Watches, both in verv good working order—one late 18th Century. JEWELLERY.—A small collection of interesting pieces—some quite old A Diamond and Jade set of a Ring and Earrings and two important Diamond Rings—one a Solitaire Diamond of I.7scts. and the other a three stone Diamond Ring of 3.2octs set xvith six small Diamonds CERAMICS.—IncIude a Royal Doulton Ins Pattern Tea Set of six Cups Saucers, and Plates, two framed old Pratt Pot Lids, a large Burslem Doulton Jardiniere, Moorcroft, other Burslem and Royal Doulton pieces, English and Continental Porcelain including a small collection of Roval Bayreuth » number of Royal Souvenir pieces. Belleek. Goss xxare. Coalport. Minton Vienna, Limoges, !9th Century German pieces, figure groups, two important Royal Worcester Porcelain Vases, and a rare Royal Worcester Porcelain Limited Edition Figure. SILVER PLATE.—lncluding an American Chafing Dish fa notable piece' an important handled dish, and a rare pair of Sugar Cutters. UNUSUAL ITEMS.—lncluding a rare 19th Century Ship's Pail in heavv Copper, and directional Signalling Lamp from a large Steamer COPPER AND BRASS.—lncluding a rare old copper Persian Incense Burner a pair of 19th Century Brass Candlesticks, and a Victorian ornament*] Brass Coal Scuttle (another notable piece). OBJETS D’ART. — Including some rare 19th Century picture woxen in silks, an old German Bronze Figure. ’The Fruit Faster, a Burmese Work Box with Ivory and Silver inlay, and a rare 19th Century French Jeue! Casket. GLASS WARE AND CRYSTAL—lncluding a Victorian Marv Gregory Jug a Victorian Cranberry Glass Jug. Old Venetian Glass including » Mille Fiore Glass Necklet, and an early 19th Century Crystal Decanter PEWTER. —Several early 19th Century Pexvter Tankards. THERE ARE MANY OTHER FINE LOTS In all a comprehensive and varied Catalogue of great interest and value Fully Descriptive Catalogues Available —$1.00 Vl *'^ lNG —WEDNESDAY, Julv 28. 10 a m.-4.30 pjn 7 p.m-9.30 pm And from 9 a.m. Morning of Sale McCROSTIE’S FINE ART AUCTIONS. LIMITED, Further particulars: . u u 182 Hereford Street, Christchurch Phone 68-669. g'44

Properties for Sale Prooertiss for Sale Properties tor Sale INVESTMENT PROPERTY fl'll ICQ CASHMERE HILLS $47,700. BROMLEY. TWO 1500 sj) 1/Z/ JV SUPERB VIEWS ■sq. ft buildings on a unit title. JUI l_l\U »ll_HxJ Both leased to sound tenants rIpay al! Rent re I SUITABLE GENTLY SLOPING p.a'* arS U f Fl NANCE SUNNY SECTION |S°ous S / D oT VVt nb - rInM,NbL CHARMING, mature Umh leased for six years with n , HnDTOAPr }lome , four be ® io^vi^ ee R ti?re ß e 2nd MORTGAGE u l 1 1 per cent A V All ARI F • a‘blnet b HVHILnDLL lent order with good carpet l throughout. The eituetlon l» F MPMVWBFTJVT] (TWO bedroom permanent’extremeh food and the -•< | material ownership flats. tion M el! developed vi I K#Large lounge. spacious astabUshed treat aad stiruoi kitchen-dinette, lock-up jar- Double garage. M*,5M age an( j private courtyard mm Phone Noel Lyall. 69-387. PHONE 62-<b9. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 69-609. a.h. 383-772 SPEC lALIST DIVISION. phone smm BSSS ifrKfffiSEW A.H. MORGAN LONG. 427-992 =jj|iiH» ImHMMWSmSQSI ...a KM4 *571