ŌMATA STOCKADE AUCTION
Monday, 26 August - Tuesday, 3 September 2024
A brown leather-flap type holster with stud dome and leather strap, along with a leather belt to hold 24 cartridges.
Estimate: $100 - $200
An old surgical saw for amputations marked with a military arrow to metal handle
Estimate: $120 - $200
Two copper gunpowder flasks; one bag shaped marked ‘Dixon & Sons’ on the graduated nozzle the body with chain link moulding; the other plain and unmarked.
Estimate: $120 - $200
Two bag shaped powder flasks; the leather one with stamped London coat-of-arms and sprung lever brass dispenser nozzle; the other of pressed tin marked ‘G & J W Hawkes’ to the brass graduated nozzle.
Estimate: $120 - $200
Shot charger for over shoulder by Dixon & Sons . Complete with Irish spoon charger, lacking belt section.
Estimate: $80 - $160
An over-the-shoulder leather double compartment shot pouch, with two brass lever action controlled nozzles.
An 1827 pattern Rifle Volunteer's sword, nickel plated hilt with open swept guard, bugle cypher,
Estimate: $400 - $700
An 1827 pattern Rifle Volunteer's sword, nickel plated hilt with open swept guard with bugle cypher,
Estimate: $500 - $800
An 1827/1866 pattern Victorian Rifle Regiment Officer's sword and scabbard. With engraved and crested blade, sharkskin wire bound grip,
Estimate: $400 - $600
An 1827 Pattern Rifle Regiment Officer's sword, the hilt with open swept guard with cypher of bugle suspended from a crown,
Estimate: $600 - $800
An attractive and scarce, blued and gilt bladed 1796 Pattern Light Calvary sabre and scabbard with 33" (825mm) curved blade,
Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000
A scarce Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Trooper's sabre with steel scabbard. With heavy 33" (825mm) blade,
Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000
A Light Cavalry Officer’s Pattern 1796 Sabre, marked ‘Osborn’ on blade back, with brass stirrup hilt with half-round langets, iron grooved grip, single fullered 755mm blade. No scabbard
Estimate: $300 - $500
A Light Cavalry Officer’s Pattern 1796 Sabre, marked ‘Osborn’ on blade back, with brass stirrup hilt with half-round langets, iron grooved grip, single fullered 755mm blade, cleaned, edge chips. No scabbard
Estimate: $280 - $420
An 1845 pattern Officer's sword. As issued with very good brown leather scabbard. Nickel-plated hilt with open swept guard bugle cypher,
Estimate: $500 - $700
A c.1830 Pioneer Rifleman's sawback hanger, with spear point 600mm blade, brass P-guard hilt with lion's head pommel. Leather scabbard (nearly cracked through) with brass fittings
Estimate: $280 - $400
British Pattern 1842 Socket Bayonet, to fit Sergeant's musket, good cleaned condition, No scabbard.
Estimate: $100 - $200
British Pattern 1842 Socket Bayonet, to fit Sergeant's musket, marked 'S. Hill' good condition with nice patina. No scabbard.
Estimate: $100 - $200
British "Brown Bess" Socket Bayonet with East India Co markings at socket. Aged patina.
Estimate: $100 - $200
British ‘Brown Bess’ Socket Bayonet and Scabbard, good 430mm blade carries ordnance inspectors mark and minor staining. The leather scabbard with brass fittings.
Estimate: $150 - $300
Lancaster Pattern 1855 bayonet with leather scabbard. Made for the Lancaster Carbine Rifle, pipe back spear pointed blade with even stained patina, leather grips and brass hilt, and crossguard numbered 108, brass mounted black leather scabbard with one crease.
Estimate: $150 - $300
Pattern 1842 Brown Bess Socket Bayonet. Maker's mark "Gill", "1=79=95" to socket, Lovell's type catch. No scabbard.
Estimate: $80 - $130
Pattern 1842 carbine small Socket Bayonet. Maker's mark ‘Gill’, ‘4 ‘ Lovell's type catch. No scabbard
Estimate: $100 - $200
British Snider Sawback Bayonet and Leather Scabbard, 2nd type. Made for the NZ Artillery Carbine. Blade L.515mm, with some staining and minor pitting, WD armoury marks and ‘9/81’ conversion mark at ricasso, numbered ‘1978’ at crossguard.
Estimate: $200 - $300
A Snider saw back sword bayonet, with leather grips. Pitted cross guard. Numbered 779. 510mm long saw back blade. Conversion date of 9 81. Some pitting at blade end. No scabbard.
Estimate: $100 - $200
A Snider .577 calibre Mk.III Action Carbine 19" barrel, lock marked crown-over VR, 1862 over Enfield NZ over 87 marked on breech and stock.
Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500
A Whitworth percussion muzzle loading rifle .450 cal. 33" hexagonal bore barrel,
Estimate: $1,200 - $2,000
British Pattern 1844 Yeomanry Cavalry Percussion Carbine, .60 caliber , 20" barrel is 3-groove rifled, with captive swivel ramrod and retained in stock by two wedges.
Estimate: $1,600 - $2,400
Enfield Muzzle Loading Percussion Rifle, .577 caliber 2 band, Volunteer pattern.
Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500
Enfield three-band percussion. Rifle, calibre .577. Lock with 'Crown over VR' and '1859 Tower'.
Estimate: $550 - $700
Reproduction Whitworth Parker-Hale .451 calibre, Volunteer Pattern Rifle, with chequered wrist and fore-end.
Estimate: $900 - $1,300
A Royal Sappers & Miners Two-band Musket Carbine, with Lancaster’s oval bore,
Estimate: $1,900 - $2,500
An Officer's mahogany writing box with engraved brass plaque to the lid ‘Captain Oldfield. Royal Engineers’, brass capped and bound and recessed brass handles, 455 x 250 x 145mm.
Estimate: $200 - $400
A pair of scrimshaw bullock horns decoratively worked with Māori portraits, weapons, native birds and landscapes, fitted to a wooden mount. W.560mm.
Estimate: $460 - $800
A miner's brass Safety Lamp, c.1900 Thomas & Williams style. The body being a long gauze section protected by three bars. H.235mm.
A Victorian military, steel horse bit with brass crowned garter bearing motto and cypher in bosses to either side.
A reproduction 2¼" wide belt with pistol ammo pouch. Inside of belt marked ‘WD 1859’ and ‘Moore Adams & Co C&M 1856 Christchurch’
Two substantial 'G. Wostenholm, Washington Works' clip blade 10" Bowie knives by I*XL Sheffield, England, with rosewood coffin handles and brass cross guards,
Estimate: $600 - $1,000
Two replica Wostenholm clip blade sheath knives by I*XL Sheffield England with simulated antler handles,
Estimate: $100 - $200
A pair of Victorian period sterling silver Military Presentation Salt Cellars.
Estimate: $100 - $200
A pair of 19thC Old Sheffield Plate telescopic candlesticks. H.280mm extended. Note: one telescopic extension faulted (does not remain extended and falls down). Dia. nozzle, 25mm and drip tray 63mm.
Estimate: $100 - $160
A late Victorian period mahogany butlers tray table on traditional folding X-shaped base. 760 x 530mm
Estimate: $400 - $600
A Victorian pine, steel strapped and bound travelling trunk, the mildly domed top with original pinned steel edging and strapping, swing handle to each side. 900 x 450 x 500mm.
Estimate: $160 - $300
A 19thC green painted footlocker, with rope carry handles and iron strapped dovetailed corners, plinth base, hinged lid, candle box to interior, mortice lock with tongue absent. 950 x 420 x 430mm
Estimate: $100 - $200
A 19thC English pine apothecary box with fitted interior and single drawer in base, with glass bottles and jars, pestle and mortar, ceramic-lidded jars, etc. 320 x 250 x 270mm.
Estimate: $300 - $400
A large old New Zealand kauri cutlery tray with two divisions and central boarded handle. 520 x 375mm.
Estimate: $120 - $240
A set of eleven Victorian period silver handled table knives London 1894. The steel blades stamped Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, the wax filled handles with thread edge and raised drop
A set of six Victorian period sterling silver large table forks London 1865 by Geo Angel. 448gm.
Estimate: $400 - $600
A pair of George III silver tablespoons. Fiddle pattern. London 1809 by Stephen Adams. 175gm.
Estimate: $180 - $300
A silver sauce ladle fiddle pattern monogram on handle London 1822. 55gms. Maker's initials T.B. L.180mm.
Estimate: $80 - $150
A set of six George IV period sterling silver fiddle pattern large table forks 400gm. Lion crested.
Estimate: $380 - $550
A set of six George IV period sterling silver fiddle pattern small table forks, London 1901. 320gm
Estimate: $300 - $440
A set of six George III period fiddle pattern dessert spoons London 1817. 279gm
Estimate: $260 - $320
A pair of sterling silver vase shaped pepper shakers London 1856 along with a silver small mustard pot dented. Total ~160gm
Estimate: $160 - $300
Silver fiddle pattern dessert forks and spoon: 2 x London 1827. 1x Exeter 1850 together with a fiddle pattern silver dessert spoon. Total 240g
Estimate: $220 - $340
A set of six Victorian period fiddle pattern silver teaspoons. London 1859. 106gm
Estimate: $100 - $200
A set of six Victorian period sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern London 1884. 128gm
Estimate: $120 - $200
A matching set of six early Victorian period fiddle pattern silver teaspoons Exeter 1854 by Edward Sweet. 100gm
Estimate: $100 - $180
A set of three heavy Victorian period Scottish fiddle pattern silver tablespoons. Glasgow 1855 by John McKay. 215gm
Estimate: $200 - $340
A set of four heavy William IV period crested fiddle pattern silver tablespoons, London 1831, by A.B. Savory. 298gm
Estimate: $280 - $400
A pair of George IV fiddle pattern silver sugar tongs, London 1821, by James Dicks. 48gm
Estimate: $50 - $80
A Victorian period fiddle pattern caddy spoon by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. London 1854. 18gm
Estimate: $45 - $70
A set of six early Victorian period fiddle pattern silver dessert forks London 1838 maker William Eaton. 320gm
Estimate: $300 - $400
A late Victorian period mahogany butlers tray table on traditional folding X-shaped base. Length 820 x 560mm
Estimate: $400 - $550
An earth closet commode of pine construction with ceramic rimmed opening bearing a printed logo for 'Moule's Patent Earth System, London'.
Estimate: $400 - $800
A mid-19thC walnut slat back arm chair, with mahogany paneled seat. Some repairs and old borer. H.820mm
A small teak footlocker, with dovetailed corners and iron carrying handles, a candle box to the interior. 720 x 390 x 390mm.
A 19thC blade sharpening grindstone wheel supported on a fruitwood trough frame, raised on four legs with a stretcher base. 720 x 380 x 900mm
Estimate: $200 - $400
A pair of uncommon steel wall brackets to hold paraffin lamps, and a box of various kerosene lamps in parts
An oak stationary box with secured concealed drawer to the right hand side. Inlaid plaque absent from hinged lid. 310 x 230 x 170mm
A NZ colonial Kauri three compartment cutlery tray with sloping sides and central handle. 450 x 290mm.
Estimate: $90 - $160
A pair of Victorian brass chambersticks, with wide rectangular drip-tray bases with flared rims, scroll handles, some damage and snuffers absent. .
