ŌMATA STOCKADE AUCTION
Monday, 26 August - Tuesday, 3 September 2024
A copper spirit kettle on stand with milk glass handles, a copper bain marie pot with ceramic liner and a copper and brass lampstand (incomplete)
Estimate: $150 - $300
19thC copper 1½ gill measure, a small tall copper jug, a small copper saucepan and a small oval roasting pan both with a riveted steel handles.
Set of four 19thC copper jugs, four small cylindrical basins and a small copper frying pan.
Estimate: $140 - $300
Three Victorian copper kettles, the largest by Morris Cohn & Co.; the other round and the third a slightly smaller oval shaped kettle.
Estimate: $60 - $100
A ‘Harrods’ heavy Victorian period two-handled copper urn of cylindrical shape with a flat two-handled lid that could possibly be used as a separate pan,
Estimate: $200 - $300
A large Victorian copper lidded country jug of plain design with baluster base. H.320mm, handle distressed.
A large old pierced copper skimmer of dished oval shape on long hooked iron handle. L.1300mm along with a very large brass cauldron. Dia.630mm
Estimate: $160 - $240
A 19thC copper frying pan with iron handle. Dia.285mm. Stamped to the rim 'The Albion'
Estimate: $100 - $200
A 19thC copper saucepan, with side handle with socket fitted wooden grip; along with two copper measures.
A George III copper oval fish pot, high sided, with wrought iron handle. W.340mm.
Estimate: $120 - $220
A very large 19thC copper kitchen pot, cylindrical with fitted lid and steel swing handle, of approximately 27 gallon capacity, the lid with loop handle stamped '14'. Dia.355, H.350mm.
Estimate: $260 - $500
An Old Victorian copper kettle; a quart measure; a cylindrical pot and a tall jug.
Estimate: $80 - $200
A Victorian copper Turbot pan of rhombus shape to accept the fish with two loop handles to the rim and lid with riveted handle. W.550mm across handles.
Estimate: $160 - $300
A large 19thC copper kettle with wrought iron swing handle handle and long spigot tap.
Estimate: $120 - $200
Three Victorian copper cooking pots graduated sizes one with fitted lid plain cylindrical bodies with riveted iron handles. Dia.210. 185 and 145mm.
Estimate: $250 - $400
A large Victorian copper 30 pint cooking pot, cylinderical body with long riveted iron handle. Dia.330mm.
Estimate: $100 - $200
A graduated set of three antique copper saucepans the long iron handles with copper rivets. Dia.140. 175 and 230mm.
Estimate: $250 - $400
An English pewter bulbous bodied lidded ale measure with volute thumb piece to the domed cover H.200mm; a pair of James Dixon & Sons pewter goblets with bell form bowls H.185mm and three pewter tankards
Estimate: $200 - $400
A set of six George IV pewter pint mugs engraved with publican's details: Noah's Ark- Rotherhithe' and with touch marks.
Estimate: $200 - $300
Twelve pewter baluster mugs, one of quart size, five of pint size, three of half pint and three smaller.
A collection of 19thC pewter tablewares comprising: graduated set of three pewter food covers AF; a pair of Georgian period pewter plates Dia.200mm; three Georgian plates, Dia.245mm; a pair of two-handled warming dishes, Dia.230mm; two small plates, Dia.100mm, and two sauce ladles.
Estimate: $200 - $400
A Victorian pewter two-handled oval soup tureen, L.370mm, together with a fiddle pattern ladle; along with two early pewter coffee pots with tapered cylindrical bodies, scroll handles, the domed lids with knob finials. H.255 and 240mm.
Estimate: $300 - $500
A Georgian period pewter charger of plain form with London touch marks. Dia.375mm.
Estimate: $200 - $360
A set of three 18thC pewter side plates, with matching touch marks, Dia.225mm.
Estimate: $100 - $200
A very large 18thC pewter charger- the broad rim stamped with three initials- bears ‘David Cooke’ label to the back. Dia.460mm.
Estimate: $150 - $300
A large Georgian period pewter charger. Dia.420mm; three Georgian chargers. Dia.380mm; a large Georgian plate. Dia.300mm- and two European pewter serving spoons with turned wooden handles,
Estimate: $300 - $500
Thirteen Georgian period pewter plates of plain design with wide flat rims- approx Dia.230mm; together with a water-jacketed warming plate with London touch marks
Estimate: $150 - $300
Fifteen various pewter items including: James Yates baluster quart mug; Victorian pint mug with glass base; a pint mug with spout; other tankards, one jug etc., some items with damage.
Estimate: $200 - $400
Four various pewter tankards, two plain and two with embellished handles, three of them with glass bottoms,
Two Victorian period stoneware spirit barrels: one marked ‘Gin’ in gilt lettering- brown glazed with darker bands, both with brass taps and original stoneware tops. H.270mm
Estimate: $200 - $400
Two Victorian period stoneware spirit barrels: marked ‘Brandy’ and ‘Whisky’ in gilt lettering, brown glazed with three darker bands, both with brass taps, one retaining original stoneware top. H.270mm
Estimate: $200 - $400
A Victorian salt glazed 'Gin' barrel with British coat of arms and 'GIN' to a ribbon framed by armoured knights on horseback, other relief grape leaf and lions head design. H.355mm
Estimate: $200 - $400
A Victorian Dahlkes stoneware water filter-, the front with ribbons ‘Dahlkes Patent Silicated Carbon Filter Co.’ and Royal crest, lidded. H.420mm.
Estimate: $200 - $400
A pair of vintage gig lamps, steel with copper framed oval lenses; along with another black painted gig lamp. AF
Estimate: $200 - $400
An old brass ship's companionway lamp with turned wood swing handle by Holder & Stroud. Sydney. 1944. H.410mm
Estimate: $200 - $400
A brass ships' companionway or watch lantern by Eli Griffiths & Sons. 1915 (Birmingham) housing the original oil burner and reflector to the interior. H.335mm.
Estimate: $300 - $600
A mid-19th century bronze and copper hanging balance scale by H Pooley & Sons England. Issued to British forces stationed in Fort of Whanganui 1860's.
Estimate: $200 - $300
An Adam's Patent 90 bore bronze mould, for round ball and conical bullet marked ‘90’ and ‘Registered Adams. 28 Nov 1851’. Good condition.
Estimate: $120 - $220
A Victorian Artillery Officer's Shoulder Belt Pouch with flap decorated with Regimental devices in bullion within a laurel and oak leaf wreath,
Estimate: $300 - $500
A Victorian officer's black cloth 1¾" wide dress belt with bullion braid and an ornate gilt belt buckle with ‘Crown’ and ‘VR’ surrounded by leaves
A French Lanthorn Powder Flask early 19thC pear-shaped horn body with rounded front and flattened back,
Estimate: $180 - $300
4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards red jacket for a child regimental mascot. Correct with buttons - embroidered insignia and trim.
Estimate: $200 - $400
A leather bound ammunition pouch. Possibly used in the New Zealand Wars, 'Henare' etched into belt.
Estimate: $100 - $200
* Toki-kakau-poto (short handled tomahawk) with trade steel blade and carved fine wooden shaft
Estimate: $200 - $360
A Victorian Colonial officers sword belt, c.1866, brown leather with bullion trim and VR cypher buckle.
A scarce 1868-74 pattern military mess tin and military type tin cup; the tin complete with swing handle, fitted interior, ring fittings, surface rust but sound condition.
Estimate: $100 - $180
A rare Pattern 1871 British wooden water bottle lacking buff leather strap and carriage.
Estimate: $160 - $300
A pair of steel handcuffs with key, ‘Darby’ type, not adjustable, with swivel links between the manacles, the key marked Romer, various numbers to the cuffs.
A cloth ribbon dispenser reputedly for patching lead bullets and a powder/shot dipper by BGI Co.,
Estimate: $100 - $200
Four small vintage tins for percussion caps, all variously marked Eley, London, along with a selection of caps
A Light Cavalry Trooper's sabre and steel scabbard,1821 pattern, with 890mm slightly curved, spear pointed, wide single fullered blade, double edged 270mm from point.
Estimate: $760 - $1,100
An 1821 pattern Royal Artillery Officer's sword with steel scabbard, the nickel plated 'three bar' hilt with open swept guard and sharkskin wire bound grip.
Estimate: $700 - $900
An 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer's sword with steel scabbard, the 'three bar' hilt with open swept guard and sharkskin wire bound grip.
Estimate: $550 - $700
A Light Cavalry Trooper's sabre and steel scabbard,1821 pattern, with 890mm slightly curved single fullered, spear pointed blade,
Estimate: $700 - $1,000
An 1853 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's sword and scabbard, the 895mm single edge fullered steel blade stamped to back edge ‘Mole’ for Robert Mole, Birmingham,
Estimate: $600 - $1,000
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet and Scabbard (WD broad arrow and number), brass mounted black leather scabbard.
Estimate: $120 - $170
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (1605) and Scabbard (WD broad arrow and 2705), brass mounted black leather scabbard.
Estimate: $120 - $180
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (‘1722’) and matching scabbard (‘WD broad arrow’ and ‘1722’), brass mounted black leather scabbard in good condition.
Estimate: $130 - $180
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (‘74’) and Scabbard (‘WD broad arrow 1788’), brass mounted black leather scabbard with chape glued.
Estimate: $100 - $150
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (‘WD broad arrow’, Enfield proof) and Scabbard (‘WD broad arrow’), brass mounted black leather scabbard.
Estimate: $110 - $160
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (‘1512’) and Scabbard, brass mounted black leather scabbard with replica leather frog
Estimate: $120 - $180
British 1853 Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonet (‘J’ over ‘378’) and Scabbard , replica brass mounted black leather scabbard.
Estimate: $100 - $150
Calisher & Terry Military Breech Loading Rifle, caliber .30 bore. 33½" barrel, 51" overall, with walnut one-piece stock in excellent condition with one blackened ding under forewood.
Estimate: $2,400 - $3,500
Snider Three-Band Long Rifle with Hay pattern rear sight (this rifle marked ‘II’ on breech ring but has Mk.III breech fitted, possibly in-service change as patina matches). Caliber .577 breech loading. 33½" barrel with approximately 80% original deep blue remaining. Three-groove rifling in very good condition. Sound walnut stock has been expertly oil-refinished some time ago with storekeepers mark on butt just visible. Brass butt plate tang with aged marking ‘S. NZ AC 947’. This number repeated on side plate flat. Rifle retains its chain and nipple protector, is fitted with old blanched buff leather sling marked inside ‘Broad Arrow 30’ but is missing the clearing rod. Lock marked ‘Tower’ over ‘1865’ but has no royal cypher. A very desirable 3-band rifle in better than average condition. Good working order and condition. Provenance: Hawkes Bay Arms, 22/03/2003, Lot 129. $2200. ALR
Estimate: $1,200 - $2,000
British Pattern 1853 Percussion Sergeant's Carbine- 2nd model. Lock marked ‘Crown’ over ‘VR’ ‘Tower 1861’,... All iron work with old professional reblue but all markings are sharp.
Estimate: $900 - $1,300
Pattern 1853 Three-Band Rifle-Musket, calibre .577, 36" barrel retained with screw-clamping bands, the lock without royal cypher is marked ‘Isaac Hollis & Sons, Makers to Her Majesty's War Department'. This ‘53’ is of the ‘Hay Pattern’ having a long bronze trigger guard tang and bottom sling swivel fixed to it. The rear sight is fitted correctly for a Hay Pattern just rear of end band. The butt plate is also bronze. Some pitting to the hammer & lock plate, the rest of the iron work has silver grey appearance. Very good walnut stock with small burn area to butt. Complete with ramrod & leather sling. Butt plate tang marked ‘NZ 3862’. Good working order & condition. Provenance: Hawkes Bay Arms, 22/03/2003, Lot 221. $2300. NLR.
Estimate: $1,400 - $2,200
Enfield Volunteer Pattern 1853 Muzzle Loading Percussion Rifle .577 caliber- two-band- 33" barrel,
Estimate: $800 - $1,200
Enfield Pattern 1853 Rifled Percussion Musket, 3rd model circa 1861 .577 calibre, two-band 33" barrel,
Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500
A 19thC iron bound pine trunk with iron strapping and clasp lock. 840 x 510x 530mm
Estimate: $180 - $400
A late 19thC military pine military equipment box, one of the dovetailed corners stamped with serial numbers and other markings, with rope handles to either end, the hinged lid with morticed, clenched ends and provision for screw downs to all edges and additionally a (later) steel clasp lock. 710 x 390 x 230mm.
Estimate: $160 - $300
A 19thC teak campaign butler's tray table- the two-handled folding top with brass hinges supported on folding X-framed base. 770 x 510mm
Estimate: $500 - $700
A 19thC apothecary’s mahogany box, with selection of dispensary bottles including two in turned boxwood protective sleeves, marked Allen & Hanburys, London.
Estimate: $800 - $1,200
A coopered oak bucket, the tapering staves bound by three brass rings. H.305mm; along with a cast iron oval pot and ladle
Estimate: $100 - $200
An early 19thC writing box, with chequered leather covering, fitted mahogany interior including uncommon porcelain slates. Eexterior distressed. 370 x 260 x 140mm.
A 19thC mahogany three compartment knife box, with dovetailed corners with brass strapping and brass bale handle. 475 x 400mm
Estimate: $100 - $160
An old cast iron 12 gallon whaling pot made by Falkirk on three splay feet with removable swing handle. Dia.440, H.360mm.
Estimate: $500 - $800
A cast iron water pump body and handle, marked HP75. Requires reassembly with rod and diaphragm. H.560mm
