A Vintage copper roof vent, finial to the top, four vents, on square base, old weathered patina. Provenance: reputedly from Eden Park stadium. 41 x 41 x 102 cm
A c.1900 Herbert Hill (Wellington) salt glazed chimney pot, octagonal tapered form with flared and ribbed highlights, lustrous salt glaze with kiln drips. Height 84 cm.
A c.1900 Herbert Hill salt glazed pottery chimney pot, octagonal tapered form with Chinese hat type top, four faceted side vents, kiln drips to the top; and with impressed maker's mark. Height 94 cm.
An uncommon 19th century New Zealand C. F. Vazey tall chimney pot, c1870/1880, pale salt glazed with some darker effects, canon barrel form with applied ribs, impressed makers mark. Height 110 cm
A late 19th century Lambert of Dunedin N.Z. salt glazed 'pineapple' decorated chimney pot, the cylindrical body with fine pineapple/diamond type form, stiff acanthus leaves and scrolls encircle above, rich dark salt glaze, impressed maker's mark to the…
A colonial salt glazed chimney pot, of octagonal section raised from a stepped conforming base and with a spreading capital with a stepped reduced mouth.
A late 19th century Carder Bros. (Auckland) tall salt glazed chimney pot, castellated top, cannon barrel type body, mid-brown tone. Unmarked. Height 103.5 cm. Note: A number of similar chimney pots are located on the Tongue Building, corner Mount Eden…
A tall unmarked 19th century stoneware chimney pot by George Boyd, with swollen base, plain body with single ring, flaring collar beneath a reduced mouth. No maker's mark. Height 90 cm
A large H-top chimney pot by W. Murphy Wellington, with tapering body, double side draw vents and decoratively ringed mouths. Impressed maker's mark. Height 87 cm
A Carder Bros. large square top gully trap, stamped marks, rich brown salt glazed with gem highlights, double stamp marked. The top 37 cm x 37 cm. Note gem highlights occur when salt added to the firing builds up upon the kiln roof and drips off landing…
A tall George Boyd chimney pot, octagonal with stepped base, cut out vents at the neck beneath a louvred mouth, partly broken with piece absent. Height 100 cm.
A New Zealand Brick Co. New Lynn salt glaze chimney pot, lustrous mid-brown glaze, with ring turning beneath the castellated rim. Impressed maker's marks. Height 73 cm.
Three various diameter pottery 90° bends, stamped with maker's marks. Tallest 33 cm. Provenance: The following collection of commercial salt glaze chimney pots and associated pottery has been formed over the past 30 or so years by a keen collector who has…
A 19th century salt glaze octagonal chimney pot, with four lug-type vents to the sides, ridged decoration to the base with a octagonal form 'Chinaman's hat' to the top, firing fault to the cap and some chipping to base. Height 93.5 cm
Two early Auckland salt glaze chimney pots, one plain squat form with minimal decoration to centre marked 'Crumb, New Lynn', the other of a beehive form marked 'R.O. Clark, Auckland'. Heights 340 and 30 cm