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Auctions ’antique and colonial AUCTION TO BE HELD IN OUR ROOMS 11 CAINS TERRACE, TIMARU COMMENCING 12 NOON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 SEE WEDNESDAY’S TIMARU HERALD FOR FURTHER DETAILS MORTON AND CO., LTD, MGAANZ AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS Ph. 86-051, TIMARU X 7 I 4 r VX 'LT—PRESENT THEIR 46TH AUCTION OF ANTIQUES AND FINE ART to be held In THE BREVET CLUB Cnr Memorial Avenue and Russley Road THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, at 10.30 a.m. THE LARGE CATALOGUE of over 550 lots includes many fine oils and watercolours by M. O. Stoddard, G. C. Haite, W. Menzies Gibb, S. L. Thompson, Alfred Walsh, A. E. Baxter, T. Cane, Cecil Kelly, J. Elder Moultray, Olivia Spencer Bower, John Loxton, G. E. Pruden, Shona McFarlane, G. E. Butler, Blythe Fletcher etc. The porcelain includes many R.W. and R.D. pieces including a R.W. pot pourri signed by James Stlnton, a R.W. Limited edition model of a Hereford bull other R.W. pieces signed by Allen and Reed, a R.D. figure of a Pierrette. Other pieces Include a large Coalport vase signed by Percy Simpson (as illustrated). Locke and Co. Worcester, Hadley Worcester, Coalport, Royal Crown Derby, Royal Bayreuth, Aynsley, Coaching Pattern Doulton, Rouge Flambe Transmutation, Royal Dux, Hammersley etc. Kr W Sterling Silver Coalport Silver Tray Tray Vase Birmingham London 1825 1924 The Sterling Silver Includes a superb circular large footed tray London 1825 (as Illustrated) and another large, handled, rectangular serving tray, Birmingham 1924 (as illustrated), a Victorian 4 piece tea and coffee service, Sheffield 1897, an 18th Century cup in Dublin Silver, Dublin 1778, other pieces include the Sovereign Queen’s spoon collection, many pieces of fiddle and thread pattern flat ware, George the IV mustard spoon, sets of teaspoons, set of 12 fish knives and forks, cased set of cake knives and forks, ladles, napkin rings, toilet bottles, scent bottles and many other interesting pieces. The furniture includes many walnut, mahogany, rosewood and oak pieces Including, a Victorian rosewood sewing table, an Early Victorian secretaire cum chest, several Victorian chests of drawers, an Early Victorian side table in Burr walnut, an Early Victorian lady’s Cameo back chair, an early oak hanging wall cabinet, scotch chest, refectory type oak dining table and six matching chairs, a large Burslem Doulton Jardiniere and stand, bedroom Jugs and bowls, chiffonier, collection of large oriental panels with ivory and M.O.P. decoration, oak cabinets and tables, occasional tables, chaise longue, gentlemen’s and ladles’ chairs, large figure of girl and wall mirrors etc. The oriental collection includes a superb pair of Satsuma vases, Chinese Jewel box, several good ivory pieces, incense burner in brass, Cloissonne pieces, Japanese ivory handled and sheathed knife, two Japanese kimonos etc. The earthenware includes many R.D. pieces including figure models of Bill Sykes, Fagan and Oliver Twist, several Moorcroft pieces including a large bowl and Jardiniere and many other pieces of Lambeth Doulton, Burslem Doulton, Crown Derby, Hollinshead, Ridgeways, Adams, Sampson, Bridgewood and Sons, C. T. Maling, Royal Dux, Amphora ware etc. The colourful glassware includes many Victorian vases, rare sets of U.K. military glasses, crystal glasses and vases and several Mary Gregory type pieces etc. There is an interesting assortment of Jewellery, including an eight diamond cluster ring, dress rings, pendants, bangles and brooches, gold sovereign case and cigarette case, bracelets and other interesting pieces. Early ceramics include pieces by Minton, R. W. Coalport, F. and R. Pratt, Ltd, Early Derby and Worcester. The plated ware includes a magnificent tea urn, complete with heating iron, two spirit kettles, two biscuit boxes, three piece tea service, canteen of community plate, flatware, candlesticks, five piece condiment set, footed tray, three jewel boxes, handled cake basket, sixteen fish knives and forks and servers, kerosene lamp, trophy cups and many other interesting pieces. The clocks include French and English mantle clocks and a Swedish wall clock. The rugs include a number of attractive Persian and Eastern rugs of good quality. The Objets D’Art include several Japanese paintings on silk, several Jewel caskets, a large figure of a warrior in bronze, a polished wooden canteen and other interesting pieces. Artifacts include a Maori Hei Tiki and Adze. Objets De Vertu include a Victorian ball fan, several scent bottles, Pince-Nez and spectacle case etc. Interesting prints include four early 19th Century Japanese woodcut prints. There are many brass pieces including a large brass warmer, a large ships bell, a Buddha figure, bowls, candlesticks etc. Historical items include four swords, Vol. 3,4, 5 of Cyclopedia of New Zealand, Canterbury, Otago, and Marlborough. Unusual Jim Beam Whisky bottles, Mrs Beaton’s book on household management and an early Chinese gramophone etc. Other pieces include copperware and pewter. Your inspection is a must as there are many other pieces too numerous to mention. Catalogues available $5. Viewing at hall, December 2,10 a.m.-4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and from 9 a.m. on the morning of the sale. Further particulars; McCrostie’s Fine Art Auctions, Limited, P.O. Box 25-083, CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 68-669 ATTENTION! SATURDAY ADVERTISERS orfiM note - ~ a, Thn Aline for run-on advertisements to W appey m Saturday’s edition is 3.30 p.m. the Friday prior. PMM 'Olaca your advertisement early. latlM* are available 24 hours. 792-440 '• s ; ,■'