Colonial Inlaid Trinket Box with Geometric Design
A good New Zealand woods colonial inlaid trinket box, rectangular form, all-over geometric inlays of various woods, the lid with a star enclosed within a circle flanked by matching panels, this similar design repeated to all sides, raised on small button…
NZ Specimen Wood Apprentice Chest, Circa 1870
A New Zealand specimen wood apprentice chest, circa 1870, Mottled Kauri, Totara knot and Puriri, the moulded rectangular top above two short and three long drawers on a plinth base, 36 cm wide, x 27 cm deep, 42 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection…
Colonial Parquetry Specimen Wood Sewing Box
A New Zealand colonial parquetry specimen wood sewing box, circa 1860, of rectangular form, the hinged lid with star inlay including Puriri, Rewarewa, mottled Kauri, Maire and other New Zealand timbers, with burr totara to each corner, dovetail joints and…
Burr Totara Parquetry Box with Starburst Design
New Zealand native timbers parquetry box square shape in burr totara, the hinged lid with geometric banding and central starburst design
Native Birds Marquetry Box
New Zealand native timbers marquetry box, oblong shape the hinged lid inlaid with native birds and chicks in a landscape
Anton Seuffert Inlaid Jewellery Box with Ferns and Monogram
An outstanding Anton Seuffert New Zealand inlaid jewellery box, the lid decorated with inlaid ferns, clematis and central monogram. The sides with 'Gothic' specimen wood panels. An orange Royal Appointment label underneath, illustrated page 128 'The…
Native Wood Inlaid Smoker's Stand
A N.Z. wood smoker's stand, the base inlaid with various native woods, including burr totara and rewarewa, the skittle shaped column with further inlaid woods and leading to a small wooden tray, the smaller inlaid column leading to a wooden inlaid ashtray…
Anton Seuffert's Unique Writing Compendium
A desktop writing compendium of New Zealand native timbers by Anton Seuffert This unusual compendium (or escritoire, as it was called in colonial times) is not only a unique example of Anton Seuffert's craftsmanship, but is also historically significant.…
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