Welcome to Brian Stevenson's Horse-drawn Carriages
These vintage horse-drawn carriages have been lovingly restored over many years. These carriages, in eight lots, are now for sale. Please note that harness is excluded.
Please submit your expression of interest on the form provided on the contact page.
Click the thumbnail picture to open a larger photograph in a new window.
Lot 1Pony Phaeton built by Robin and Co. in Dunedin circa 1875. Lining on seat back in gold plate.
Dash covered in patent leather. Lamps are included in this lot.
|
 "Carriage Lot 1.") |
 "Carriage Lot 1.") |
 "Carriage Lot 1.") |
Lot 2Sporting Break built by Staines, England. Suitable for single, pair or four in hand.
Lamps are included in this lot.
|
 "Carriage Lot 2.") |
 "Carriage Lot 2.") |
 "Carriage Lot 2.") |
Lot 3C Spring pony gig restored by Brian Stevenson in 1990. Used to show 13.1 hh pony.
Note unique springs.
|
 "Carriage Lot 3.") |
 "Carriage Lot 3.") |
 "Carriage Lot 3.") |
Lot 4Horse gig originally owned by the Digby family of Canterbury, New Zealand. Lamps are included in this lot.
|
 "Carriage Lot 4.") |
 "Carriage Lot 4.") |
 "Carriage Lot 4.") |
Lot 5Brown Pony gig built for Lady Isaac of Christchurch, New Zealand.
|
 "Carriage Lot 5.") |
 "Carriage Lot 5.") |
 "Carriage Lot 5.") |
Lot 6Crosscountry vehicle suitable for single or pair and used for eventing and trekking.
|
 "Carriage Lot 6.") |
 "Carriage Lot 6.") |
 "Carriage Lot 6.") |
Lot 7Crosscountry gig suitable for pony 13 to 14 hh. Gig is fitted with disc brakes.
|
 "Carriage Lot 7.") |
 "Carriage Lot 7.") |
 "Carriage Lot 7.") |
Lot 8Pony Phaeton. Replica of that used by Queen Victoria. Has not been driven.
|
 "Carriage Lot 8.") |
 "Carriage Lot 8.") |
 "Carriage Lot 8.") |
Please note that delivery cost for purchased carriages is not included in the price.
The price is given in New Zealand dollars.
The reserve price stated is merely an indication of an amount that will be considered by the vendor and in no
way obliges the vendor to accept an offer for the price figure or to accept any other offer submitted.
As soon as a carriage is sold it will be indicated as such on this page.