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Box, presentation   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Anton Seuffert; Anton Teutenberg
Title
Box, presentation
Object type Classification: NM3.2714
Description
English: Inlaid wooden box with applied bas (low) relief carvings and fully carved canoe stern posts at four corners, Maori carving forms as well as realistic depictions with pine cone on lid top carved ferns and made for the first Anglican Bishop of New Zealand, George Augustus Selwyn. Inscription on brass plaque on side of box- "LISTS OF SIGNATURES TO THE ADDRESS PRESENTED TO THE BISHOP OF NEW ZEALAND BY THE COLONISTS ON THE () OCTOBER 1868" Lid- Section below handle has border of rauponga and haehae. Edge of lid features ranponga and haehae at ends and whakarare design at sides. Uncarved section of lid- Side panels - one has 2 taiaha and 2 patiti, the other has 2 tao and 2 patu End panels - one has 2 kakauroa (long axes), the other has 2 tewhatewha Corners of box in the form of taurapa (stern), All 4 feature double spiral (or Koru) with wheku head below. Uncarved panels on box feature koru designs and stylized wheku heads.
Date 07 Oct 2019; Circa 1868; Victorian-Contemporary Age-European and British-art and design period; 24 Sep 2019
Medium Inlaid veneer; carved
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height: 280mm
width: 500mm
depth: 360mm

notes: height 280 x width 500 x depth 360 mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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2019.71.2
Credit line courtesy of the Dean of Auckland, Cathedral Of The Holy Trinity, 1986, on deposit to Auckland Museum, Tamaki Paenga Hira, 1986.4, F145
Notes Before Selwyn, first Anglican Bishop of New Zealand, returned to England he was presented with this testimonial document box. The fully carved canoe stern posts, bas (low) relief Maori-style carving, as well as the realistic depiction of a Kauri tree seed as a knob, are all reminders of place and his forthcoming departure. The inscription on brass plaque on side of box- "LISTS OF SIGNATURES TO THE ADDRESS PRESENTED TO THE BISHOP OF NEW ZEALAND BY THE COLONISTS ON THE () OCTOBER 1868"
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