KIWI AUCTIONSPresents a Live Auction of

Antique Bottles & Collectablesin Conjunction with the 34th NationalAntique Bottle & Collectables Show

Lower Hutt Wellington

May 29th 2009

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Barry Robert GatfieldBorn 13 June 1938Died 4 March 2009

Aged 70

Barry started collecting in 1979 when his young son Darryl

had to accrue a sizeable amount of money to buybike for

himself.

He had heard how you could get good money for old bottles

that had a marble in them, so Dad found out more about how

it was done and off father and son went to get rich.

They were told that you could get old bottles from under old

houses and so they found one with reasonable easy access

and it looked empty so under they went. After about an hour

of finding only broken bottles they finally hit the jackpot of a

couple of whole bottles

but not the ones with the marble. Then they heard the gate

open and then BIG hob-nailed boots just above their heads,

Darryl went white with fear as it was a gang house and Barry's

complexion change to pale as well. That sat for ages trying to

keep the gang from hearing their knees knocking and then

finally everyone upstairs left and so did Barry and Darryl at a

great rate of speed.

So that is how it all began for Barry, they had found a stone

ginger beer and 2 glass bottles and the stone ginger beer

really got a hold of Barry and that is what started him on

stoneware.

He collected crocks and ginger beers first and then he

discovered General stoneware, his first a lifetime favourite

piece was his Blue Huston Barrel. That barrel started him on

the road to competing for the Red Ribbon (Champion of

Champions)

He was a member of the Wellington Bottle Club for many

years and loved going to the meetings with his latest acquisi-

tion. He travelled all over New Zealand to shows and seldom

did he miss a ribbon.

He started showing in 1982 At the Easter Bottle Show at the

Horticultural hall In Lower Hutt and won two First Places in B

section with Crocks and General Stoneware.

He then travelled to Napier and did the same there at the

Nationals.

In 1984 He entered the General Stoneware A section and won

first place again.

He travelled to Christchurch and at the Ninth National won A

Section of General Stoneware.

In 1985 he caused a sensation when he arrived to show a

Peter Hutson Water-fountain. He won all sorts of prizes for her

(public vote, exhibitioners vote, best exhibit,).

In 1986 Barry finally won his Champion of Champions Red

ribbon.

That was also his last show as other things took his fancy, but

his love of stoneware travelled through his life with him.

Barry would be happy that his collection is going to be in the

public eye again

It will be nice to see what was his being showed all over N.Z.

again.

Thanks Barry’s life partner Pat Robinson

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Just a few of Barry’s favourite items

BB = Reference from Bruce Baldwin’sGinger Beers BookTH = Reference from Tm Hartills NZBeer Bottles Book, Aug 2007AB = Reference from Alan Blakeman ACollectors Guide Reform Flaks Jan1997

1. HUTSON JUG7.25 inches tall moulded jug withgreyhound handle, scenes of foxhunting, Hutson & Co Marks to base,repair to rim edge, GoodNR (100 - 200)

2. FOOTWARMERSDoulton Improved Foot Warmer & TheRadio, both GoodNR (150 – 200)

3. 4 MIXED ALCOHOLC2 x AINSLIE glass Whiskies, Plus, DrSoules Hop Bitters, Plus, Dr TownsendsSarsaparilla, all GoodNR (75 – 100)

4. 3 GINGER BEERSBBI22, Dixon Wellington, no maker,chips to rim & shoulder, Plus BBI12,Butement Wellington, Doulton Lambethpm, Good, Plus BBI5, Bacon Welling-ton, Doulton Lambeth pm, large chipsto baseNR (90 – 120)

5. BACON GREEN LIP6oz Reliance Patent, “JL BACONWELLINGTON”, Dan Rylands maker,crate wear, Good, no imageR$600 (700 – 900)

6. 2 SYPHONSPink pyramid shape, “W DALYDURBAN”, Good, Plus blue “TH

HALL”, number of base bruisesNR (80 – 120)

7. NICHOLLS & KODOBB251, Blue top dumpy, “NICHOLLSAUCKLAND”, Bourne Denby, wear tobody, base chips Plus BB396 KODOCHRISTCHURCH, Maui Bros, chip toshoulder, GoodR$50 (75 – 100)

8. POISON5ins tall, cobalt blue, “POISONPATENT TL & CO”, minor lip chip,Good, a very rare patent poisonNR (100 – 150)

9. HUTSON STORAGE10.5 inches tall x 10.25 inches diam-eter, highly glazed storage jar with lid,Impressed P Hutson & Co Wellington,minor chip to handle and shoulder, veryGoodNR (300-400)

10. DIXON MASTERTONBB78, Tan top cork top, “JOSEPHDIXON MASTERTON”, (unmarkedHutson), Very Good, Plus BBI20, saltglaze “DIXON BROS MASTERTON”,minor base chip, Good (2)R$120 (175 – 250)

10A. HUTSON FIGURE40 inches tall, full figure of a MaoriWoman holding a basket above herhead, in rich green, blue & autumntoned Majolica Glaze, wearing Nativecostume, A significant and extremelyrare offering, the figure has sufferedsome damages over time, namely to thehand, head, bowl and mid sections, it isvery heavy, probably filled withconcrete to enable the piping to the

bowl to form a bird bath, a once in alife time opportunity to acquire a fineexample of NZ’s early pottery heritage,image on front coverNR (20,000 - 30,000)

11. H.MARTIN BEER26oz applied top Crown Top Beer,Green, “H.MARTIN GLADSTONEGISBORNE”, 1147 to base, Very Good,unrecorded in Tom Hartills Beers Book,Very RareR$1000 (1500 – 2000)

12. 5 TRANSFER PRINTED ITEMS2 x Dundee Marmalade, Plus BurgessAnchovy Paste pot lid Plus Army &Navy pot lid, all GoodNR (75 – 100)

13. KODO & MACE GB’SBB367, all white crown top, “KODOWRIGHT & CO CHRISTCHURCH”,Fowler Sydney, Very Good Plus BBI50,“H MACE & CO”, Bourne 6 Denby,underside base chip, (2)R$50 (75 – 100)

14. 4 AERATED WATERS10oz aqua Crown Top,“MARLBOROUGH BREWERY”, Plus2 x different 10oz Codds“MARLBOROUGH AERATEDWATER CO”, Plus Torpedo & Stand,GoodNR (50 -100)

15. 10 INKS10 different inks, blues, greens, ambers& aqua’s, GoodNR (75 – 125)

16. BALLINSBB18, large size tan top ChampagneStyle, “BALLIN BROS

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CHRISTCHURCH”, Bourne Denbypm, fine crazing, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 225)

17. WHISKY JUGSCATTO’S HIGHLAND WHISKY,Buchan pm, body cracks Plus THEROYAL BLEND, Port Dundas pm,Very GoodR$50 (75 – 100)

18. 2 JARS1 Gal tan top, “SIMMONDS &OSBORNE WELLINGTON”, FowlerSydney, rough glaze, Good, Plus 1 galtan top “SHARPE BROS”, doublesided transfer, no pm, dirty glaze, GoodNR (50 – 75)

19. KEMPBB179, tan top blob top, “AE KEMPGORE”, classic pictorial, BourneDenby pm, glaze crack to rhs transfer,GoodR$200 (250 – 300)

20. IMPERIAL ALETH135 & TH132, 2 x Crown TopBeers, Green glass, applied tops, acidetched “IMPERIAL ALE 9 GOLDMEDALS”, Both Good A ratedR$100 (150 – 200)

21. BINLEY LAMONTS2 x 10oz Lamonts, “BINLEYTEMUKA”, John Lamont maker, cratewear, Good Plus “BINLEYTEMUKA”, John Lamont, polished,Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

22. MACE & LEES & EVANSBB218, blue top blob top, “H MACE

CHRISTCHURCH”, ChCh Brick Co,lip nibbles, crude glaze, Plus BB204,blue top blob top, “LEES & EVANSCHRISTCHURCH”. Bourne 108, wearto rim, GoodR$75 (100 – 150)

23. ZEALANDIA FILTER2 Gal, 14.5inches tall Majolica glazedwater filter, no lid, applied wordsZealandia Filter, P Hutson & Coimpressed marks, section of base hasbeen restuck, GoodNR (500 - 700)

24. SYRUP ROUNDS2 x Cobalt Blue Chemist Syrup Rounds,one labelled (rim chip) one not, GoodNR (100 – 150)

25. NEWBURYAll over Salt Glaze, acid etched “JNEWBURY & CO WELLINGTON”,Barnett & Foster makers, previouslyunrecorded Wellington GB, Very Rare,3 minor underside base chips, VeryGoodR$1000 (1200 – 1500)

26. PRATT LIDS2 x Pratt Lids & bases, “THE QUEENGOD BLESS” & “THE GAME BAG”,Lids Good, bases scruffyNR (50 – 100)

27. AMEYTHYST10oz Codd, “HILL & COSYDENHAM”, “M” to base, Plus 10ozLamont, “ALEXANDER KAIAPOI”,both Very Good, (2)NR (75 – 125)

28. JOSEPH DIXONBB81, tan top Blob Top, “JOSEPHDIXON MASTERTON”, no pm, minorshoulder flake, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

29. BLACK HORSETall version of the classic Black Horse,has registration diamond and wordRegistered with rearing Black Horsetrademark, Very GoodNR (400 – 600)

30. TYG & TOBACCOLarge early circa 1840 (6.5 inches tall& 6 inches in diameter) salt glazedstoneware TYG, with applied decora-tion all around, chip to rim, Very GoodPlus tobacco jar (no lid) salt glazedwith applied all round decoration, VeryGoodR$200 (300 – 500)

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31. GREY MENZIESBB134, tan top crown top, “GREYMENZIES NEW ZEALAND”,Govancroft 4, Plus BB136, tan topcrown top, GREY MENZIES NEWZEALAND”, Bourne pm, Both VeryGoodR$75 (100 – 150)

32. INNESLarge size, Pink pyramid syphon, “CLINNES AUCKLAND & HAMILTON”,Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

33. GOSNELL LIDS2 x Pot Lids “CHERRY TOOTHPASTE”, lids good, bases ok, (2)NR (40 – 60)

34. SHARPE BROSBB296, all white blob top, with originalstopper, “SHARPE BROS AUST &NZ”, Fowler Sydney, Very GoodR$300 (400 – 500)

35. BACON GREEN LIP ACME6oz Green Lip Acme Reliance Codd,“JL BACON WELLINGTON”, DanRylands, minor ding to shoulder LHS,Very GoodR$1000 (1200 – 1500)

36. BUTTONSAssorted Brass Military Buttonsincluding early rare examples from theMaori Wars circa 1860’sNR (100 – 150)

36 A. HUTSON BARREL4 Gal 17 inches tall, Rare Blue Ma-jolica Barrel, marked with impressedmarks P Hutson, stopper not original,minor top edge repairs, light wear, VeryGoodR1200 (1500 – 2000)

37. HANDLEYBB147, tan top blob top, “WMHANDLEY AUCKLAND”, PortDundas pm, Very GoodNR (125 – 175)

38. BLACKWOODS2 large stoneware BLACKWOOD Inks,all white is the Syphon, Very Good Pluslight tan slip glazed with diamondregistration, beak styled lip has beenprofessionally restored, GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

39. DODSON4 DODSON bottles, 2 beers & 2internals, all GoodNR (75 – 100)

40. 3 GINGER BEERSBB330, tan top blob top, “THOMSONLEWIS WELLINGTONWANGANUI”, Port Dundas pm,Hairline to LHS transfer, Plus BB336,swing stopper, “THOMSON LEWIS

WELLINGTON & PETONE”, Bourne,Very Good, Plus BB261, swing stopper,“PHOENIX WELLINGTON &PETONE”, Bourne, large lip chip, (3)NR (75 – 125)

41. WEST WATER JUG4 inches tall, brown top water jug “TWEST HOP BEER GINGER BEERMAORILAND CIDER DUNEDIN”,professional lip repair, Very Rare, GoodNR (400 – 600)

42. WELLINGTON GROUP A10oz Codd “G COOPER”, Barnett &Foster, Good, Plus 10oz Lamont“STRIKE BROTHERS”, Lumb & Co,Polished, Plus 10oz Olive AmberInternal Thread, “AG SAUNDERS”,Good, Plus BBI5, “JL BACON”,Doulton Lambeth, shoulder flake, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

43. GRIFFITHS1 Gal two tone Jar, “GRIFFITHSPALMERSTON NORTH”, Maui Bros,Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

44. MANNINGS43 inches by 24 inches, Enamel Sign,“MANNINGS MATCHLESS ALES”,with ChCh Exhibition Gold Medals, avery rare Christchurch Brewery Sign,minor edge chipping, Very GoodR$600 (700 – 900)

45. DODSON17.5inches tall, two tone 2 Gal StoneJar, with original stopper, “JR

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DODSON & SON NELSONBREWERY”, with picture of LordNelson, no PM, base edge chips to rearand small edge chip to bung hole, VeryGoodR $800 (900 – 1200)

46. 3 GINGER BEERSBB238, all white blob top, “MENZIES& CO GINGER BEER”, hairline tofront, PLUS BB345, “WANGANUIAERATED WATER”, Bourne Denby,lip chip, crazing, Plus BB305, “SMITHBROS GISBORNE”, shoulder flakes,NR (75 – 100)

47. WARNERS A2 x pint size, both amber, “WARNERSKIDNEY & LIVER ROCHESTER”,Plus “WARNERS SAFE CUREMELBOURNE”, Good, (2)NR (40 – 60)

48. SALTGLAZE EWER12 inches tall, Pewter top, all overapplied decoration, professionalrestoration to a body hairline, GoodNR (100 – 150)

49. KINKADE HARKNESSBB182, tan top Champagne Style,“KINKADE & HARKNESSWANGANUI”, a classic rarity, no pm,(this is the same GB we sold April2006), MintR$1500 (1750 – 2500)

50. JOHN GREY2 x 10oz Lamonts, both for “JOHNGREY AUCKLAND”, Lumb & Kilnermakers, both Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

50A. HUTSON PLANTER18 inches tall x 115 inches diameter,two part planter, in rich green bluemajolica glaze, with autumn tones, basesection marked P Hutson Wellingtontop section unmarked, base has beenbroken in two and restuck, base ofplanter has detached and been restuck,Very Rare early NZ PotteryNR (1200 – 1500)

51. MILK x 3Quart, Pint & Half Pint, all amethystand applied tops, Quart is “APMS” withfloral decoration, Pint is “WAVERLEYDAIRY CO”, moon & star tm, Half is“MASON STRUTHERSCHRISTCHURCH”, all Good (3)NR (75 – 125)

52. COWLESBB71, all white Crown Top, “COWLES& SON CHRISTCHURCH”, PriceBristol, Very GoodR$400 (500 – 700)

53. PETONE MIRROR20 x 12 inches, wooden framed mirror,“PETONE WOOLLEN GOODS”,made by Railway Studios, Very GoodR$200 (300 – 400)

54. HUIA1 gal 2 tone Jar with handle, “HUIAAERATED WATER CODANNIVERKE & MASTERTON”,Pearson pm, 4ins hairline to lhs, GoodR$200 (300 – 400)

55. MAGNESIA24 inches tall, early glass chemistdisplay piece with glass lid, elaborateinternal transfer with word Magnesia,large pontil scar to base, completeinterior of jar and lid have been re-painted to preserve transfers, a veryearly pharmacy item.NR (400 – 600)

56. CHINESE WARES7 assorted early Chinese Wares, FloorBidders Only, no imageNR (50 – 80)

57. WELLINGTON GROUP B10oz Codd, “PHILIP BARRY”, Plus10oz Lamont “THOMSON LEWIS”,Plus 10oz Crown Top, “WELLINTONAW CO”, Plus BBI22, “GEO DIXON”,All Good except GB which has baseflakes (4)R$100 (150 – 200)

58. MACEBB220, brown top crown top, “HMACE CHRISTCHURCH”, BourneDenby, Very GoodR$250 (300 – 500)

59. 3 FIRE GRENADESAqua grenade, Plus brown glass“CARBONA”, Plus cobalt blue“MINIMAX”, all GoodR$100 (125 – 150)

60. 3 ITEMSAmber Dr SOULES HOP BITTERS,Plus HOYTEMA Gin, Plus sealed gin“FALCON BRAND” with Falcon intree tm, all GoodNR (130 -190)

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61. LISTERBB209, all white blob top, “J LISTEROPAWA”, with trade mark Bell, rareversion, Bourne Denby, light crazing,Very GoodR$1000 (1200 – 1500)

62. RAINBOW9.5 inches tall, 2 tone salt glazed,“RAINBOW” in Sepia with floraldecoration, research done says made forthe Rainbow Public House SevenSisters Road London N7, DoultonLambeth pm, MintR$400 (600 – 900)

63. DIXON10oz Codd, flat base, “GEORGEDIXON WELLINGTON”, Barnett &Foster makers, base edge chips, GoodR$300 (400 – 600)

63A. HUTSON 6 GAL BARREL18.5 inches tall, 6 Gal green bluemajolica barrel, impressed marks PHutson & Co, cracks to top and sidesemanating from tap hole, GoodR$800 (1000 -1200)

64. MACEBB217, blue top blob top, originalstopper, “H MACECHRISTCHURCH”, unmarked ChChBrick Co maker, Very GoodR$150 (200 – 300)

65. BLUES2 Large 15.5 inches tall Plus ribbed“POISON”, made by Kilner Bros, allGood (3)NR (100 – 150)

66. TUI BEERTH257, 26oz crown top, Olive Green,“NORTH ISLAND BREWERYMANGATAINOKA”, with Tui bird tm,Very Rare, A Rated, bruise to glass tobottom ring of embossing, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

67. 2 GINGER BEERSBlue print brown top, “FIRTHSDARLINGTON”, Gray Portobello pm,neat Train tm, Plus BB169, tan top blobtop, double sided “A HYDE TEAWAMUTU & TAUMARUNUI”,Pearson, large body crack (2)NR (75 – 100)

68. BOX LOTOld Number plates, Cigarette card etcNR (50 – 100)

69. NZ SHIPPING CO PRINTWooden framed print 19 x 22 inches,“NEW ZEALAND LINE VIAPANAMA”, with NZSC Co Flag, VeryGoodR$150 (200 – 300)

70. ROBINSONSBB285, Blue top crown top, “JROBINSON CHRISTCHURCH”, with

Bicycle tm, Bourne Denby, dirtycrackle crazing, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

71. 4 AERATED WATERS10oz Lamont, “H MACE”, Plus 3 x 6ozCodds, “THOMSON LEWIS”,“MOFFETT”, “WYATTLYTTELTON”, crate wear, (4)NR (30 – 50)

72. HAWLEY POT LIDSquare green print pot lid & base“HAWLEY TOOTH PASTE LONDON& LIVERPOOL”, Very GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

73. BOX LOTBucket of old marbles and another ofDoll parts, no imageNR (40 – 60)

74. 2 JARS2 x 1 Gal Stone Jars, both 2 tone,“BARDEN & SON NZ”, Pearson pm,Plus “CW KING AUCKLAND”,marked P HUTSON, both GoodNR (75 – 100)

75. CHEESE JAR6 inches tall, 2 tone, “FITCH & SONSGORGONZOLA CHEESE LONDON”,Stiff Lambeth pm, hairline to rim and 2minor chips, GoodR$60 (100 – 150)

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76. BACONBB10, all white blob top, “JL BACONWELLINGTON”, Pearson pm, flea biteto rim edge, Very GoodR$200 (300 – 400)

77. GIN BARRELLarge 13 inches tall salt glazed “GIN”Barrel with brass tap, 2 minor rimnibbles, GoodR$100 (150 – 250)

78. WELLINGTON GROUP C10oz Codd, “BACONS”, Plus Internal“PHILIP BARRY”, Plus 6oz Lamont“JL BACON”, Plus Salt Glazed GB“THOMSON LEWIS”, all Good, (4)R$100 (150 – 200)

79. 2 GINGER BEERSBB27, tan top crown top, “DJBARRY”, Very Good & “WEREBROS”, body cracks (2)NR (60 – 90)

80. 4 BEERS3 Crown caps “RESCH’S SYDNEY”,all applied tops, Plus dark olive InternalThread “A HYDE TE AWAMUTU”, allGood (4)NR (75 – 100)

81. 6 INKS2 stoneware, one brown “ISSAC” andone “ALBERT”, both have lip repairs,

Plus 2 x shoe inks, one aqua & oneclear Plus “AUTOMATIC CONSTANTLEVEL” patented ink, Plus rectangularclear glass “SWANN INK”, with Swanntm, Good (6)R$125 (150 – 200)

81A. HUTSON TOILET17inches x 19 inches toilet, withmoulded decoration, impressed marks PHutson Wellington, minor chip to foot,otherwise Very GoodNR (500 – 700)

82. 2 GINGER BEERSBB107, blue top blob top, “GIFFORDPLOWMAN NAPIER”, Bourne,cracked, Plus BB228 tan top blob top“MARLBOROUGH BREWERYBLENHEIM”, Pearson, shoulder &base flake, Good (2)NR (50 – 75)

83. CHEVINS FILTER14 inches tall, “G.CHEVINS RAPIDWATER FILTER ENGLAND”, withLion Handles, large section of toprepaired, Good.NR (100 – 200)

84. DAWSON6oz & 10oz Lamonts, both embossed “JDAWSON REEFTON”, Both GoodNR (75 – 125)

85. DIXON & PLOWMANBB86, tan top blob top, “DIXONSPALMERSTON NORTH”, Pearson,Very Good Plus BB272, all white blob

top “PLOWMAN NAPIER”, hairlineR$100 (140 – 190)

86. BOX LOTApprox 40 Plus Blue Poisons etc, noimageNR (150 – 200)

87. 2 SYPHONSCobalt blue, all round “DIXON BROSMASTERTON”, internal haze, Plusclear “BROWNS CARTERTON”,Good, (2)R$70 (80 – 120)

88. CHRISTENSENBB53, tan top blob top,“CHRISTENSEN SUMNER”, Bournepm, Very Rare Very GoodR$800 (1000 – 1500)

89. 3 BOTTLES2 x “DR TOWNSENDS SARSAPA-RILLA”, one green, one bluish green,Plus dark amber “DR HOSTETTERS”,all GoodR$75 (100 – 150)

90. WHISKY JUGS x 2“QUEENS CLUB” blue top, Buchan,Good, Plus all white “TAPPIT HEN”,crack to shoulder, (2)R$150 (175 – 200)

91. THOMSONBB319, black top lightning stopper,“THOMSONS BREWED GINGERBEER”, Bourne pm, professional rimrepair, Very GoodR$100 (200 – 400)

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91A. TWYFORDS4inches diameter, ceramic paper weight,red print “TWYFORDS LTD NEWZEALAND AGENTS E.A. CHRISTIE& CO WELLINGTON”, minor ding torim edge, GoodNR (75 -125)

92. AMBER MINERALS10oz Amber Lamont, “LEIGH & COSALFORD”, Plus 6oz Codd,“GROVES & WHITNALL”, bothpolished, GoodNR (75 – 100)

93. 2 JARS2 x 2 tone stoneware 1 gal jars,“SIMMONDS & OSBORNE NZ &AUST” Plus “E.GRIFFITHS NEWZEALAND”, Both GoodNR (125 – 175)

94. GINGER BEERS x 2BB138, tan top blob top, “GRIFFITHSCHRISTCHURCH”, Bourne, hairlineto rear, Plus BB40 all white blob top,“AW BIRSS CARTERTON”, Good. (2)R$100 (125 – 175)

95. CHEESE POTS x 22 x all white Cheese pots, “FINESTSTILTON CHEESE REDGATE” VeryGood, Plus “FINEST STILTONCHEESE COMPTON & DAVISON”

cracked, no lids, (2)NR (40 – 80)

96. SENIORS POT LID2.5 inches diameter, lid & base, “SEN-IORS CARBOLIC TOOTHPASTE”,classic trademark of a Kiwi, Very GoodR$250 (300 – 500)

97. GINGER BEERS x 2BB310, tan top blob top“STEFFENSEN NEW PLYMOUTH”Bourne 38, Good Plus BBI11, “GWBRODIE WELLINGTON”, Hutsonpm, chip to base edge, (2)R$40 (60 – 90)

98. BARRELLarge 10.5 inches tall all over brownglazed Barrel, moulded decoration allaround, Very GoodR$75 (100 -150)

99. ECLIPSE10oz Lamont, “ECLIPSE MINERALCO SYDENHAM CHRISTCHURCH”,BGW, minor scuffs, GoodNR (40 – 60)

100. GINGER BEERS x 3BB351, tan top crown top, “WEREBROS CHRISTCHURCH”, Bourne,chip to rim Plus BB149, tan top crown

top, “HANDLEY WAI WAI AUCK-LAND”, Bourne, chip to rim, PlusBB336, swing stopper (missing),“THOMSON LEWIS WELLINGTONWANGANUI & PETONE”, Bourne,Good, (3)NR (75 – 100)

100A. KEMP1 Gal two tone Jar, “A.E.KEMPGORE”, with elephant trade mark,Maui Bros pm, Very Good, RareVariationR$600 (900 -1500)

101. BEERS x 2Both 26oz, TH64 “JR BRIGGSDUNEDIN”, Very Good, PlusTH391A “WHITE STAR BREW-ERY”, slight variation to book, basehas only “NZ”, Very GoodNR (75 – 100)

102. W.M.KING6 inches long ceramic toilet pull, withmetal fittings, “WM KING PLUMBER4 VIVIAN STREET”, MintNR (200 – 400)

103. COOPERBBI15, Blue top blob top, “COOPERWELLINGTON”, Doulton Lambeth,Very GoodR$150 (175 – 225)

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104. VIROLMassive 10 inches tall, “VIROL BONEMARROW”, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 250)

105. GILBERD10oz Lamont “GILBERD & CONAPIER 1892”, rare 2 only known,crate wear, GoodR$200 (225 – 275)

106. SCOTTBB295, blue top blob top, “AC SCOTTGINGER BEER”, Pearson, minor innerrim nibbles, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

107. HUTSON FOOTWARMER13.5 inches long x 7 inches tall, greenblue majolica glazed foot warmer, withelaborate decoration around knobhandles at each end and to cork stop-pered bung hole, entwined letter PHand Co impressed marks, undersidebase edge chip, Very Good, Very RareNR (900 – 1500)

108. HITCHENS8 inches tall, cobalt blue, “HITCHENSBLOOD RESTORER LD NATHANAUCKLAND”, Very Good, goodstrong embossingR$150 (175 – 250)

109. HEMSLEY & CLARKEBB151, green top crown top,“HEMSLEY BROS DUNEDIN”,Bourne, chip to side base edge, PlusBB57, tan top crown top, “CLARKEROTORUA”, Price Bristol, hairline andchip off rim (2)NR (75 – 100)

110. PIPES & ADZESAssorted clay pipes and 3 old stoneadzesNR (150 – 250)

111. STONEWARE x 2Stephen Green mottled glaze jam potPlus 2 tone conical Ink, both GoodNR (40 – 60)

112. TC HILLBB159, tan top blob top, “TC HILLWALTHAM SYDENHAM”, MauiBros pm, Very GoodR$300 (400 – 500)

113. HOLLIS WALLS6oz spun top Codd, “HOLLIS WALLS& CO AUCKLAND“, with Horse tm,letter “S” to base, fleabites to inner rim,previously unrecorded example, VeryRareR$300 (400 – 600)

114. BOX LOT9 assorted old irons etc, Floor Biddersonly, no imageR$100 (150 – 200)

115. DIXONBB80, tan top blob top, “JOSEPHDIXON MASTERTON”, Maui Bros,Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

116. NEWBIGIN & SUNSHINE26oz Crown Top, “DH NEWBIGINHASTINGS”, variation of TH233 as inthere is no number 5 on the base, Rare,

Plus TH324, “SUNSHINE ALESUNSHINE BREWERY CO LTD”,Very Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

117. WELLINGTON GROUP D2 x 10oz Codds, “GEORGE DIXON”,Lion tm, Plus “WELLINGTON AER-ATED CO”, Plus 10oz Internal Thread“SMITH BROS”, Plus impressed GB“GEORGE DIXON”, all GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

118. GINGER BEERS x 2BB336, swing stopper, “THOMSONLEWIS” Plus BB196 “LANES LTDDUNEDIN”, both GoodNR (75 – 125)

119. REFORM FLASKAB112, Victoria, 7 inches tall, PubNamed “J SWATLING BUTLERSBUILDINGS EAST SMITHFIELD”, avery early circa 1840’s Flask, VeryGood conditionR$700 (800 – 1000)

119A. AMALGAMATED BRICK &PIPE11.5 inches tall, Urn, most unusualterracotta strata patterning, impressedmarks Amalgamated Brick & Pipe Co(Well) Ltd Miramar, lamp hole drilledto one side and large chip to base edgeto other side.NR (300 – 500)

120. WEISS10 inches tall, amethyst, applied blobtop, “NEW ZEALAND WINE EWEISS” with Grape decoration, “M” tobase, Very NZ Wine bottle, Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

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121. GINGER BEERS x 3BB291, all white blob top, “NCSCUMACHER LYTTELTON”, Lovatt98, large base chip and hairline to side,Plus BB333, swing stopper“THOMSON LEWIS”, Price pm VeryGood, Plus BB368, blue top crown top,“KODO STONE GINGER CHCH”,Price pm, minor shoulder wear, Good,NR (75 – 125)

122. PLOWMANBlue swirl round Syphon,“W PLOWMAN & SONS NAPIER”,external scuffing, GoodRare variationR$400 (500 – 600)

123. 3 BOTTLES3.5 inches tall coffin shaped hobnailpoison, Very Good, Plus round cobaltblue quilted poison, Very Good Plusemerald green tapered lavender water“BRIENDBACH LONDON”, VeryGood (3)NR (125 – 175)

124. PAPERWEIGHTS2 Glass paperweights, one for SharlandDruggist Wellington, paint loss totransfer, Plus, Phillips Wilson & CoWellington, very Good, (2)NR (75 – 100)

125. NZ SHIPPING CO PRINT23 x 19 inches wooden framed print“NZ SHIPPING CO TO THE UNITEDKINGDOM VIA PANAMA”, verycolourful early print, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 225)

126. LAMONTS x 36 & 10oz “JAMES PAUL NEWPLYMOUTH” both Very Good, Plus10oz “THOMSON LEWIS”, flea biteto rim edge, (3)NR (75 - 125)

127. HUIABB166, tan top crown top, “THE HUIAAERATED WATER COYDANNIVERKE & MASTERTON”,Price pm, Very Good Plus BB133 tantop crown top, “GREY MENZIESNEW ZEALAND”, Govancroft 1,hairline to rim & shoulder, (2)R$80 (100 – 125)

128. MIXED PICKLESClassic YCC jar, “MIXED PICKLES”,Very GoodR$120 (175 – 250)

129. DRAKE1 Gal 2 tone jar, “JF DRAKEMILTON”, with Drake tm, MiltonPottery, Very GoodNR (150 – 250)

130. GINGER BEERS x 2BB191, tan top blob top, “LANES LTDDUNEDIN”, Pearson, minor rimnibbles, Plus BB289 all over tan blobtop, “SAUNDERSCHRISTCHURCH”, Bourne, bodycracks and restoration to shoulder (2)NR (40 – 60)

131. WALTER LITTLE2.5 inches square with matching base“LITTLE’S CHERRY TOOTHPASTEWALTER LITTLE MPSDEVONPORT AUCKLAND”, minorrust marks (will clean), a very Rare 3only known Potlid.R$3500 (3750 – 4500)

132. LOVING CUP6.5 inches tall, 2 handled (both Grey-hounds), all over applied sprigging, StGeorge slaying a Dragon, drinking &smoking, an early piece of stonewarecirca 1830 – 1850, no pm, hairlinesfrom rim to base, displays wellNR (150 – 250)

133. GINGER BEERS x 32 x BB175, tan top crown top, “INNES& CO AUCKLAND & HAMILTON”,both have rim bruises, Plus BB332,swing stopper “THOMSON LEWIS”,stained and crazed, (3)NR (40 – 60)

134. THOMPSON BLUE LIP10oz Blue lip Codd, “THOMPSONMASTERTON”, Dan Ryland maker,crate wear, GoodR$150 (200 – 300)

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136. GINGER BEERS x 3BB123, tan top blob top, “JOHNGREY AUCKLAND”, Bourne, scruffy,Plus BB125, tan top blob top, corkstopper, “GREY & MENZIES NEWZEALAND”, flea bites to rim, somediscolouration, Plus BB356, tan topcrown top, “WESTBURY’S AUCK-LAND”, rim chip filled, (3)NR (75 – 125)

137. HASLETTS & STAMPS2 x rectangular lids and bases,“STAMPS MYRRHINE TOOTH-PASTE”, some stains, Plus“HASLETTS CHERRY TOOTH-PASTE AUCKLAND”, glaze pitting toface, (2)NR (40 – 60)

137A. HUTSON PLANTER22 inches tall x 16 inches diameter,green blue majolica planter, basesection is very good, to the top sectionthe base section has detached and beenrestuck, Very Good, Very Rare exampleof Huston’s work, both sectionsunmarked.NR (1200 – 1500)

138. GUINNESS3 early crown cap GUINNESS bottleswith labels Plus 3 miniature bottles withlabels, all GoodNR (100 – 150)

139. PLOWMANBB271, tan top crown top,“PLOWMAN & CO HASTINGSGINGER BEER”, classic pictorial offarmer ploughing a paddock, Bournepm, MintR$700 (800 – 1200)

140. BISCUIT BARREL6 inches tall, green top salt glazedbiscuit barrel, applied sprigging allround, Doulton Lambeth pm, silverplate lid, Very GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

141. FULLER6oz original Codd, “J FULLER”, allover sickness, Plus 10oz Codd, “JOHNT FULLER CORDIAL MAKERGREYTOWN”, Good (2)R$50 (75 – 100)

142. BALLINS x 2BB15 & BB17, both all over white blobtops, “BALLIN BROTHERSCHRISTCHURCH”, Bourne & Stiffpotters, both have fine hairlines to bodyNR (40 – 75)

143. ARSENATE2 all white “SWIFTS”, 5lb & 10lb(minor lip chips), Plus 2 tone“McDOUGLALLS”, all good, FloorBidders only (3)R$75 (100 – 150)

144. HUTSON UMBRELLA STAND25 inches tall x 11 inches diameter,Blue Green Majolica Umbrella Stand,

unmarked, large sections of top havebeen broken and restuck, a large andimpressive piece, displays well.NR (800 – 1500)

145. WELLINGTON AERATEDBBI86, all over salt glazed, corkstopper, “WELLINGTON AERATEDWATER CO”, no pm, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 200)

146. BOX LOTAssorted New Zealand chemists, 40plus, mostly Wairarapa District, noimageNR (100 – 200)

147. BUCKHAM6oz Codd, “BUCKHAM CORDIALMANUFACTURER QUEENSTOWN”,spun top, no maker, minor rim chip,RareNR (60 – 90)

148. DODSON & THOMSONLEWISBB96 & BB330, both tan top blob top,“DODSON NELSON”, Bourne,hairline to rear Plus “THOMSONLEWIS”, Port Dundas, 3 rim nibbles,Good (2)NR (80 – 120)

149. WRIGHTSmall size Blue Syphon “WRIGHT &CO CHRISTCHURCH”, minor bruisesto base, GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

150. 3 GINS“Hoytema”, Plus “AC NOLET” and aplain pig snout, all Good (3)NR (75 – 125)

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151. KODOBB371, blue top crown top, “WRIGHT& CO KODO CHRISTCHURCH”,Pearson, Very GoodR$175 (200 – 300)

152. REDGATE5.5 inches tall, 2 tone, “REDGATEENGLAND FINEST STILTONCHEESE”, with elaborate Coat ofArms, no pm, underside base edge chip,GoodNR (100 – 150)

153. SNUFF JAR5.5 inches tall, with pewter lid, appliedsprigging all around, Very GoodNR (75 – 100)

154. BENNETT & READYBB36, tan top blob top, “BENETT &READY WELLINGTON”, Lion on allfours tm, no pm, minor rim nicks, VeryGoodR$300 (400 – 600)

155. GILBERD10oz Cobalt Blue Hogben Patent,“GILBERD & CO NAPIER 1880”, hasbeen polished, some pitting evident and

minor lip flake, GoodR$1500 (1750 – 2000)

156. LAMBERT FILTER14 inches tall, applied decoration tocreate a tree stump and vine effect,impressed marks J H Lambert MakerDunedin, Two large body cracks tofilter and the lid is a new copy.NR (300 – 500)

157. DIXONSmall Hogben Patent, “GEORGEDIXON CUBA STREET WELLING-TON”, Very Good, Plus 6oz AmethystCodd, “JOSEPH DIXONMASTERTON”, no maker, Both GoodR$75 (100 – 150)

158. AULSEBROOKSSmall china pudding bowl, “USEAULSEBROOKS RUSKS FORCHILDREN”, Very GoodR$300 (350 – 400)

159. TUI BEERTH257A, 26oz Green Crown Cap,“NORTH ISLAND BREWERYMANGATAINOKA”, minor bruise torhs embossing, and to base at back,GoodNR (50 – 100)

160. LOW POT2.3 inches tall, Blakeman Ref 43(Ointments 1996), heavy pot, “FROMR LOW & SON PERFUMERS TOTHEIR MAJESTIES STRANDLONDON”, an early 1860’s pot, GoodR$75 (90 – 150)

161. GWR5 inches diameter and 2.5 ins tall, earlystoneware ink well, provision for 4quills, impressed “GWR” (GreatWestern Railway), and early Englishinkwell, MintR$125 (150 – 250)

162. GOWS10oz Codd, “GOWS WELLINGTONHOTEL”, no maker, Rare 2 onlyknown, MintR$400 (500 – 700)

163. KOTEGAST6oz Lamont, “WCJ KORTIGASTHOKITIKA”, John Lamont maker,MintNR (75 – 125)

164. SUMMERS1 Gal Stone Jar, impressed “WILLIAMSUMMERS EKETAHUNA”, no pm,Rare, Very GoodR$120 (150 – 200)

165. FITZGERALDBB102, all white crown top, “DFFITZGERALD CORDIAL MAKER TEAWAMUTU”, Fowler pm, MintR$200 (300 – 400)

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166. BININGER9.5 inches tall, dark green appliedChina Hat top, circa 1860’s, “AMBININGER & CO 338 BROADWAYOLD LONDON DOCK GIN”, smoothbase, Very GoodR$275 (300 – 400)

167. 3 x STONEWAREDoulton Stoneware “TADDY” jar Plus“MORTONS PROVISION MER-CHANT LONDON” Plus Hot WaterBottle, All Good (3)NR (75 – 150)

168. WRIGHT x 35oz Crown Top with original label for“KODO DRINKS”, Plus 10oz Internal(base chip), Plus 10oz Codd, all GoodNR (50 – 100)

169. PRATT LIDLarge Pratt Lid & Base, multicolouredpicture titled “BELLE VUE TAVERN”,Ball ref 36, minor flange flea bites,GoodNR (50 – 100)

170. SMITH & HOLLANDBlob top tan top, “SMITH & HOL-LAND SPRINGFIELD ROADCHRISTCHURCH”, with Tree tm,Maui Bros pm, chips to blob top, Good,A Very Rare GBR$2400 (2500 – 3000)

171. CLAY PIPESA group of some 30 clay pipes allintact, various designs, all GoodNR (100 – 200)

172. WRIGHTBB366, tan top crown top, “WRIGHT& CO CHRISTCHURCH”, Maui Brospm, MintR$250 (300 – 400)

173. THOMPSON BLUE LIP6oz Blue Lip Codd, “THOMPSONMASTERTON”, Dan Rylands makers,Very GoodR$200 (300 – 400)

174. HUTSON PLANTER22 inches tall x 15.5 diameter, yellowgreen blue two part planter, bothunmarked, base section has had cornerand base edges retouched, top sectionhas had glaze loss retouched, bothGood unusual colour waysNR (1200 – 1500)

175. HUIASmall size Pyramid Pink, “THE HUIAAERATED WATER CODANNIVERKE & MASTERTON”Plus Light Green Fluted,“BOUSTRIDGE & COTTLEMASTERON HUIA”, Both Very GoodNR (175 – 250)

176. ONIONSClassic YCC Jar “ONIONS”, VeryGoodR$125 (150 – 200)

177. DARWELL & HENDERSON2 x 26oz Beers, TH86 “J DARWELLGREYMOUTH”, Plus TH151, “RHHENDERSON WOODVILLE”, BothVery GoodNR (100 – 150)

178. PHOENIX10oz Codd, Pear Shaped Marble, “THEPHOENIX AERATED WATER COWELLINGTON”, Wm Barnard makers,rim chips, Good, RareR$150 (200 – 250)

179. STORAGE JARSAll Doulton Lambeth made transferprinted storage jars, “PEARL BAR-LEY”, No lid, Very Good, Plus “TEA”,No lid Very Good, Plus “CURRANTS”,with lid and Very Good Plus “SPLITPEAS”, with lid and Very Good, (4)R$250 (300 – 400)

180. OLD DR J TOWNSENDinches tall, Iron Pontil, circa 1860,“OLD DR J TOWNSEND SARSAPA-RILLA NEW YORK”, Potstone toshoulder, Very GoodR$375 (400 – 600)

181. DIXON6oz Codd, “DIXON BROSMASTERTON”, and 10oz Codd“JOSEPH DIXON MASTERTON”,Both GoodNR (50 – 75)

182. CHEMIST JAR7 inches tall, early circa 1870, saltglazed Chemist Storage jar, appliedCoat of Arms, Very GoodR$200 (300 – 400)

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183. LABELLED BOTTLESGreen glass sauce bottle labelled“PIONEER BRAND SAUCECHRISTCHURCH”, Plus old blackglass bottle labelled “HOLSUMCHRISTCHURCH TOMATOSAUCE”, both GoodNR (30 – 50)

184. 2 LAMONTS2 x 10oz Lamonts, “SMITH BROS TEHAPARA GISBORNE”, Plus “A HILLSYDENHAM CHRISTCHURCH”,both Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

185. HOCKIN ACME4.5 inches tall, bone china transferprinted Inhaler “HOCKINS ACMEINHALER”, no lid, Very GoodNR (80 – 120)

186. HANDLEY1 Gal, 2 tone with handle & spigot,“Wm HANDLEY AUCKALND”,Pearson pm, classic pictorial withCanon tm, dings to rim edge, VeryGoodR$400 (500 – 700)

187. BUTEMENT6oz 2 tear Codd, “BUTEMENTWELLINGTON”, with Crown tm,Rylands makers, polished to near mintcondition, Rarity 3 knownR$500 (600 – 800)

188. WELLINGTON GROUP E10oz Codd, “BACONS JLB”, Plus 6ozCodd, “JL BACON JLB”, Plus 6ozLamont, “GA STRIKE”, Plus 10ozinternal, “SAUNDERS WELLINGTON& PETONE”, All Very Good (4)R$100 (150 – 200)

189. NZ CHEESE3.25 inches tall, “DEFIANCE CLUBCHEESE”, hairlines & rim chip Plus3.25 inches tall “NEW ZEALANDPRODUCE DEFIANCE CLUBCHEESE”, minor flea bites to rim,Good (2)R$60 (75 – 125)

190. MUFF WARMER4 inches tall, stoneware with handle,“ADAPTABLE FOOTWARMER”, OldFulham Pottery, Very GoodR$75 (100 – 150)

191. PLOWMANBB269, Blue Top Crown Top,“PLOWMAN NAPIER”, Bourne 35Denby, repaired top section, displayswellR$400 (500 – 700)

192. POTLIDS5 lids & bases, “BOOTS COLDCREAM”, 3 x “COLD CREAM”, PlusMilk Glass “COLD CREAM”, AllGood, (4)NR (75 – 100)

193. NICHOLLSBB251, blue top blob top, “NICHOLLSAUCKLAND”, Bourne Denby, baseedge chips, GoodNR (75 – 100)

194. FRAMED PRINTS20 x 17 inches , wooden framed print“SIMON BROTHERS DUNEDIN”,lights stains, Plus 26 x 18 inches,wooden framed calendar 1907“BUCKELY & CONNELL TAILORSPONSONBY ROAD AUCKLAND”,Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

195. HYBRID & SKITTLE10oz plain early hybrid, Codd Patent 4,sick scuffed and fleabites to rim, Plus10oz skittle, “WAI WAI AUCKLAND”,Very Good, (2)R$50 (75 – 100)

195A. DOULTON & WATTSLarge 16 inches tall, 4 Gal capacity,early salt glazed with applied decora-tion surrounding the whole barrel, withelaborate coat of Arms to centre,Doulton & Watts Pm, 3 minor areas torear with loss of applied decoration.Front is mintNR (300 – 500)

196. BACON10oz dark green Internal Thread, etchedwords “BACONS JLB WELLINGTONNZ”, “M” to base, large rim chip, VeryRare only known exampleR$600 (700 – 900)

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197. TYG6 inches tall, 3 handled TYG, all overapplied sprigging, Royal Doulton pm,minor nick off rim edge, Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

198. NZ AERATED WATER6oz 2 tear Codd, “THE NZ AERATEDWATER & CORDIAL CO WELLING-TON”, Rylands maker, polished to nearmint, A ratedR$100 (125 – 175)

199. ABCTH 2, 12oz Green Glass machine madeRing Seal, “ABC”, dated 1920, nomaker, Very Good, A RatedNR (125 – 175)

200. HUTSON18 inches tall to top of lid, whiteapplied wording “ZEALANDIAFILTER”, entwined letters “PH &COY” (Peter Hutson), 3 Gallon filter,lid has professional restoration, body isVery Good, Very RareR$2000 (2500 – 3500)

201. 4 TRANSFER POTS3 cream pots & Wood laxative pot, allgood (4)NR (50 – 75)

202. KEATINGS27 x 19 inches, pressed tin sign,“KEATINGS KILLS BUGS MOTHSFLEAS BEETLES”, Brussels maker,some light surface wear, Very GoodR$300 (400 – 600)

203. MAYPOLE4lb capacity, 6 inches tall with handle,“MAYPOLE BUTTER DANISHDAIRY”, rare variation, rim chip, PortDundas pm, GoodR$300 (400 – 600)

204. GLEDHILL6oz grooved patent Lamont, “REGIS-TERED DESIGN OWNER GGLEDHILL GG AUCKLAND NZ”, avery rare possibly 2 -3 known NZPatent aerated water, all over wear, fleabite to rim, GoodR$700 (900 – 1200)

205. BURRIDGETH69 & TH68, 12 & 26oz crown capbeers, “W BURRIDGE & SON EAGEBREWERY MASTERTON”, 12oz is BRated & 26oz is A Rated, minor bruiseto base, Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

206. KANE3 inches diameter, “HAROLD KANECHEMIST GISBORNE”, Very GoodR$300 (400 – 600)

207. SMITH BROS1 Gal, 2 tone jar with handle & spigot,“SMITH BROS GISBORNE”, Pearsonpm, GoodNR (75 – 125)

208. FRAMED PRINT39 x 22 inches wooded framed printtitled “THE CONVERSION OFPAULA”, Very GoodNR (100 – 150)

209. WELLINGTON GROUP F3 x 60z Codds, “SMITH BROS” Plus“STRIKE & HAMILTON” Plus“WELLINGTON AERATED CO” Plusdumpy green internal “SAUNDERS”,all Very GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

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210. BARREL3 Gallon, 2 tone Barrel, with spigot, nomaker, Very GoodNR (75 – 100)

211. STRIKE & HAMILTON10oz Ryland Patent Process Codd,“STRIKE & HAMILTON WELLING-TON”, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 250)

212. POWLEY & KEAST12 inches tall, pinch waisted decanter,white enamelled words “ABMACKAYS LIQUEUR WHISKY” tofront and to rear “AGENTS POWLEY& KEAST DUNEDIN”, Very Rare,Very GoodR$150 (200 – 300)

212A. BUTTER CHURN15.5 inches x 14.5 inches wooden butterchurn, no maker, no borer Very GoodNR (150 – 200)

213. PLOWMANPyramid shape Blue siphon, “WPLOWMAN NAPIER”, minor baseedge bruises, GoodNR (100 – 150)

214. WELLINGTON GROUP G6oz Codd, “GEORGE DIXON” Plus10oz Vanes Patent “JL BACON JLB”,Plus 10oz internal “THOMSONLEWIS 1910”, Plus impressed GB“GEORGE DIXON”, all GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

215. 4 POTLIDSCracrofts Tooth Paste, Oriental ToothPaste, Atkinson Cold Cream PlusDarling Manchester, minor faults (4)

NR (50 – 100)

216. SMITH BROS10oz green internal, “SMITH BROSWELLINGTON”, rare A rated bottle,with smaller embossing, Very GoodR$400 (500 – 700)

217. VICTORIAN TILE A13 x 7 inches Oak framed tile, pictureof a Victorian Lady with Fan, agecrazing, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

218. 2 FRAMED ITEMSPoker Work Kauri timber, with 3 glazedphotographs, Plus Framed collage ofVictorian Cards, both Very Good (2)NR (175 – 250)

219. DJ BARRYTH54, 26oz applied top green crowntop, “DJ BARRY GISBORNE”, a rareA rated beer, Very GoodNR (200 – 300)

220. FULLER6oz original Codd Patent 4, “J

FULLER” cloudy, Plus 10oz 2 tearCodd, “JOHN FULLERGREYTOWN”, Rylands maker, GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

221. INTERNALS x 3All 10oz, “JOSEPH DIXONMASTERTON”, Plus “THE PHOENIXWELLINGTON” minor bruise, Plus“BUSISSON & HARKNESSWANGANUI”, all Good (4)NR (50 – 100)

222. MOULDED HIP FLASK, PUBNAMEDAB57, Moulded Hip Flask, salt glazedwith relief picture of 2 Gents seatedhaving a drink, impressed “SOWTERQUEENS HEAD BROMPTONKENT”, circa 1850’s, Very GoodR$500 (700 – 900)

223. BROWN & BROGAN CODDS10oz 4 tear Codd, “HAROLD BROWNCARTERTON”, Plus 6oz 2 tear Codd,“BROGAN MASTERTON”, both VeryGoodNR (50 – 90)

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224. SIR R PEEL REFORM FLASKAB71, 9.75 inches tall, salt glazedfigural, “SIR R PEEL BREAD FORTHE MILLIONS”, rare small version,circa 1846, Peel was Prime Minister ofEngland 1841-46, no pm, Very Good,exceptional conditionR$1000 (1200 – 1500)

225. ST ALBANSTH291, 26oz yellow amber crown topbeer, “ST ALBANS BREWERY”, arare A rated Christchurch beer, VeryGoodNR (60 – 120)

226. HOLDER10oz Reliance Codd, “FRANKHOLDER PAHIATUA”, Rylandmakers, light wear, GoodNR (75 – 125)

227. VICTORIAN TILE B13 x 7 inches Oak framed tile, pictureof a Victorian Lady with basket, agecrazing, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

228. MENNIE & PHOENIX2 x 2lb roll top jams, “PHOENIXDUNEDIN”, clear glass applied top,Plus aqua “MENNIE & DAY AUCK-LAND”, both Very GoodNR (50 – 100)

229. STONEWARE GROUPSainsbury’s, Curry Pot, Crosse &Blackwell, 2 x Virol Plus Numol, allGood (6)NR (75 – 125)

230. DIXON1 Gal 2 tone jar with spigot, “JOSEPHDIXON MASTERTON”, no pm, minor

lip bruises, GoodR$150 (200 – 300)

230A. FLAG BRAND2 Gal two tone storage jar,” FLAGBRAND PICKLES”, unmarked ChChBrick Co, hairline to shoulder and 5drain holes drilled to base make a greatplanter.NR (75 -125)

231. PLOWMAN McGILL &MALONETH265, 12oz A rated crown top,“PLOWMAN NAPIER” crate wear,Plus 2 x 26oz crown tops, TH188A “PRMcGILL ROTORUA”, Plus TH205A“DJ MALONE STRATFORD”, A rated,both Good, (3)NR (200 – 300)

232. DRUMMOND10oz 2 tear Codd, “DRUMMOND &CO WELLINGTON”, Compass tm,Cannington Shaw makers, light wear,GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

233. 3 POTLIDSZinc Ointment, Holloways OintmentPlus Rowlands Cold Cream, someminor faults, (3)NR (50 – 75)

234. WELLINGTON REF BOOKS7 assorted Wellington & Districtsreference history books, no imageNR (100 – 200)

235. RAVEN TEA5lb square tin, early NZ advertising TeaTin, “RAVEN TEA ROYD BROS &KIRK CHCH & INVERCARGILL”,surface pitting, GoodNR (50 – 75)

236. HARDWICKE & ABC2 x 12oz crown tops, TH143“HARDWICKE & ROBERTSON LTDNEW PLYMOUTH”, Plus version ofTH37 unlisted, “ABC 1938”, both VeryGoodNR (50 – 75)

237. VICTORIAN TILE C13 x 7 inches Oak framed tile, pictureof a Victorian Lady with Urn, agecrazing, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

238. 3 BOTTLES10oz internal, “J McLACHLANWANGANUI“, Plus TH383 10oz greencrown top “WELLINGTON AERATEDWATER CO“, Plus 26oz crown topbeer, TH58, “DJ BARRYGISBORNE”, all goodNR (75 – 125)

239. MATCH STRIKER3.5 inches tall by 4 inches dia, DoultonLambeth sprigged Match Striker, VeryGoodNR (75 – 125)

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240. BALLINS11 inches tall to top of stopper, squarecut decanter, etched words “BALLINBROS SARSAPARILLA”, internalhaze, GoodNR (50 – 75)

241. AUSTIN KIRK2 early storage jars, both impressed“AUSTIN KIRK & CO”, minor faults ,Good (2)NR (50 – 75)

242. 3 ITEMS6.5 inches tall, Bird Feeder, impressed“L ADAMS CHRISTCHURCH” VeryGood, Plus “ORIGINAL SHIP BRANDCHUTNEY” Very Good, Plus “PECKSSTILTON CHEESE”, large chip, (3)R$50 (75 – 100)

243. SHORE MINERAL10oz 4 dimple Codd, “SHORE MIN-ERAL WATER FACTORYDEVONPORT NZ”, with sailing shiptm, “S” to base, all over scuffing, Rareitem, GoodR$100 (150 – 250)

244. STRIKE & JOHNSTON2 x 6oz Lamonts, “GA STRIKE

WELLINGTON”, Sykes McVay maker,Plus “M JOHNSTON HAWERA”,Kilner makers, both Very Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

245. BENGAL CHUTNEY11 inches tall, embossed “BENGALMADRAS CHUTNEY DUNEDIN”,“SCG” to base, Very GoodNR (40 – 60)

246. VICTORIAN TILE D13 x 7 inches Oak framed tile, pictureof a Victorian Lady with sitting on astone wall, made up of 2 6” square tiles,age crazing, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

247. CHOW CHOW4.5 inches tall, 2 tone pot, “CHOWCHOW YCC BRAND”, Very GoodR$125 (150 – 250)

248. PUNCH INK4.5 inches tall, stoneware Ink, figural ofMr Punch, impressed to rear“GARDINERS INK WORKS LOWERWHITE CROSS LONDON”, withRegistration diamond for 1851, VeryGoodNR (150 – 200)

249. POSTCARDSAssorted old postcards, large numberNR (75 – 100)

249A LAMBERTA massive 19 inches tall 3 Gal, all oversalt glazed jar, impressed J H LambertDunedin, fine star crack to body.NR (75 -125)

250. PRATT POTSBoth 4.5 inches tall, all over blue withtransfer print of hunt scenes, one AF,one GoodNR (40 – 60)

251. AUSSIE TINSAll 3 inches square, “LUXOR”,“GOLDEN ARROW”, “MARVEL”Plus “GOLDEN LEAF”, all made forMichelides Perth Australia, All VeryGoodNR (75 – 125)

252. NEWBERRY10oz 2 tear Codd, “J NEWBERRYWELLINGTON”, no maker, light wear,Rated 1 Only Known, Extremely Rare,GoodR$500 (600 – 900)

253. THOMSON LEWIS PEAR6oz Pear Shaped 2 tear Codd,“THOMSON LEWIS & CO”, 3 citiesversion, no maker, RareR$150 (175 – 225)

254. GENERAL GORDON7.5 inches tall, Doulton Lambethhandled stoneware jug, words &characters in relief, “GENERALGORDON”, with stories of his activi-ties, hairline to rim, GoodNR (200 – 300)

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255. VICTORIAN TILE E12 x 6 inches tiles, pictures of a Victo-rian Lady & Gent, some staining, GoodNR (75 - 125)

256. DOULTON & WATTS5 Gallon 2 tone salt glazed stonewarebarrel, with Coat of Arms for QueenVictoria, impressed to top “DOULTON& WATTS LAMBETH POTTERYLONDON”, Very GoodR$200 (300 – 500)

257. ECCLES POT LID2.5 inches square, “ECCLES’S TOOTHPASTE A ECCLES AUCKLAND”,light crazing, A Rated NZ pot lid, VeryGoodR$500 (600 – 900)

258. ASHTRAYS5ins diameter, “CRAWFORDSWHISKY”, Plus copper cauldronshape, “HIGHLAND NECTAR”, Plusorange “STEWARTS DUNDEE”, allVery GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

258A. HUTSON PLANTER10 inches tall x 11 inches diameter,Majolica planter with scalloped edgerim, impressed marks P Hutson & Co,large section broken and restuckNR (100 -200)

259. TOWNSONClear glass Chemist measure, “WTOWNSON CHEMIST WESTPORT”,Very Good, no imageR$60 (75 – 125)

260. PRATT LIDSBall 63, “HAULING IN THETRAWL”, Very Good, Plus Ball 1,“ALAS POOR BRUIN”, hairlines, (2)NR (75 – 125)

261. THOMSON LEWIS10oz Reliance Codd, “THOMSONLEWIS & CO WELLINGTON”,Rylands makers, dated 1893 to base,Very GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

262. KNOX10oz 2 tear Codd, “KNOX CITYAERATED WATER WORKS WEL-LINGTON”, “M” to base, Very GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

263. COLLIEBlue all round smooth, “COLLIE & COBLENHEIM”, Very GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

264. SNUFF JAR8.5 inches tall, salt glazed Snuff jar,picture in relief of a Gent taking snuff,Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

265. HEALD9 inches diameter Cake Plate, words“WITH COMPLIMENTS FROMHEALD TAURANGA”, farming scene,

star crack to base, GoodR$50 (75 – 100)

266. BRODIE9.5 inches tall, emerald green, “CWBRODIE NZ SARSAPARILLA”, VeryRare, Very GoodR$800 (900 – 1200)

267. ZEALANDIA6oz, 2 tear Codd, words to front“ZEALANDIA WELLINGTON NZMINERAL WATER COMPANY” andto rear “MURDOCH & STRIKE”,“JWD” to base, a Very Rare unrecordedWellington Codd, chip to side of neckhas been filled, GoodR$300 (400 – 600)

268. WALTER GREY10oz 4 tear Codd, “WALTER GREYWELLINGTON”, Phoenix tm,Cannington Shaw pm, Very GoodR$100 (150 – 200)

268A. NZ MILK31 inches x 20inches framed poster,advertising Pasteurised Milk,Whitcombe & Tombes Printers, somescuff marks to surface.NR (75 – 125)

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269. VICTORIAN TILE F13 x 7 inches Oak framed tile, pictureof a Victorian Lady with Urn, made, agecrazing, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

270. GLADSTONE7.5 inches tall, Doulton Lambeth saltglazed Jug with handle, transfer printed“WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONEENGLAND GREAT COMMONER”,with story of his actions, Very GoodR$150 (175 – 250)

271. COOK & ROSS3 inches diameter, “COOK & ROSSOTTO OF ROSE COLD CREAMCHEMIST CHRISTCHURCH”, VeryGoodR$450 (500 – 700)

272. ECCLES & HORA5.75 inches tall, Cobalt blue squarechemist, “ECCLES CHEMIST HISMAJESTIES ARCADE AUCKLAND& PONSONBY”, WT & Co maker,Very Good, Plus 8 inches tall, cobaltblue Castor Oil embossed “HORA &CO LONDON”, Very GoodR$60 (75 – 125)

273. 4 TOOTHPASTE LIDSCalverts, Woods, Maw Son & Sons &Maw Son & Thompson, all GoodNR (75 – 125)

274. BLUE BELL CODD6oz Blue Codd, “BELL & COPALMERSTON NORTH”, DanRylands maker, has been broken in 2through mid section body and restuck, alarge portion of the top is missing andbeen crudely filled with resin, last goodone sold for $20,ooo, what’s this worth?NR (200 - 400)

275. COOPER6oz Codd Patent 4, “G COOPERWELLINGTON”, polished, Very GoodR$100 (125 – 175)

276. WHITTOMES & ROBINSON1 Gal white wide mouth crock,“WHITTOME STEVENSON NEW-MARKET”, Timaru Potteries, Plus, 2gal, tan glazed handled jar, “WROBINSON CHERTSEY”, Stourwarepm, both Very GoodNR (50 – 100)

277. SEALED GIN12 inches tall, pig snout Gin, withapplied seal to shoulder of 3 barrels,Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

278. BELL6oz always Codd, “BELL & COPALMERSTON NORTH”, Rylands

makers, Very GoodNR (40 – 60)

279. GRIFFITHS1 Gal, 2 tone jar, “GRIFFITHS NEWZEALAND”, Fowler 1912, Very GoodNR (75 – 100)

280. SHARPES TAKAPUNA1 Gal, 2 tone jar, “SHARPE BROSTAKAPUNA”, Stourware pm, VeryGoodNR (75 – 100)

281. POTLIDSWhite Rose Toothpaste, square lid, chipto corner, Plus THE ALEXANDRAFENTON MELBOURNE”, chips toflange wall, Plus “CHERRY TOOTH-PASTE”, rim hairlines, (3)NR (200 – 300)

282. TOBACCO JAR5 inches tall, salt glazed tobacco jar,with harvest ware applied decoration,Doulton Lambeth, Very GoodNR (75 – 125)

283. GAME JUG6 inches tall, salt glazed mouldeddecoration of Game, with a Grey Houndhandle, no pm, Very GoodNR (100 – 150)

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284. TURNERClear smooth glass Syphon “J TURNER GERALDINE”, Rare South Canterbury item, light internal marks, Very GoodR$50 (75 – 125)

285. LORIMERS LID2.5 inches diameter, “LORIMERS ARECA NUT TOOTHPASTE ISLINGTON”, Taj Mahal pictorial, Very GoodR$150 (200 – 300)

286. PLOWMAN16 assorted early 1950’s soft drink labels all for Plowman, all GoodNR (75 - 125)

287. HIGGINS10oz Hamilton, “E HIGGINS NAPIER”, a very Hawkes Bay aerated water bottle, A rated, polished, Very GoodR$500 (700 – 900)

288. CHEESE JARS6.5 inches tall, “C&E MORTON LONDON STILTON”, no maker, Very Good Plus 6 inches tall, “DIPLOMA BRAND STIL-TON WUD LONDON”, Bourne pm, Very Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

289. BUTTER CHURN & HOTTYLarge glass “BLOW BUTTER CHURN”, zinc coated paddles, in excellent condition, Plus 2 tone foot warmer “KENDALIRONMONGER BRISTOL”, Very Good (2)NR (75 – 125)

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