Born in Prussia. Lived in Auckland after his arrival in New Zealand aged 16, joining his father and brother. Anton Teutenberg was a trained engraver. He designed and carved gargoyles and decorations on the Auckland Supreme Court buildings. Later he returned to engraving and brass work. See New Zealand Biographies (1955, v. 2, p 82). See also DNZB (Vol 2, 1870-1900, p534-353)
Teutenberg, Ferdinand Anton Nicolaus, 1840-1933
Teutenberg, Anton, 1840-1933
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Government House Auckland : Notes on its history
Date: [1957]
Reference: qMS-0864
Description: Brief description of the various Government Houses built in Auckland, their occupants and visitors, a clipping from the `Auckland Star' (1957) re its use as a museum and notes on the `quaint' carvings of Auckland's Supreme Court building done by a young German, Teutenberg Probably taken from the `NZ Herald' (T G Kissling) Quantity: 1 volume(s) (4 leaves). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript (photocopy) (34 cm, blue pam case)
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Talks and speeches
Date: [1960-1975]
From: Annabell, Angela, 1929-2000 : Papers
Reference: 2000-199-1/08
Description: Talks, `The Gaelic folk songs of the Waipu settlement' (1973) and `New Zealand folklore' (1978) and `New Zealand folk song; an update with reference to resources in New Zealand libraries', all by Annabell; `Arthur Guyon Purchase', `Anton Teutenberg', `Bryce Conrad Hart' and `The First criminal sitting of the Supereme Court' all by Frank Winter; words and music of `Song(s) of a young country' conceived by Neil Colquhoun Quantity: 1 folder(s).