Archives – Bernardi Auctioneers

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English & Continental Silver, Electroplate & Metal-ware Lot 1 – 43

Lot 1 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS – Maker: possibly Michael Plummer, London 1798,each featuring engraved monogram decoration (Mass: 136g) .

Lot 2 Est R 1 500 – 3 000 3 X GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE FORKS – Maker: Richard Crossley, London 1809 PLUS 2 x George III silver Old English pattern table forks, London 1809 – engraved armorial decoration (Makers mark rubbed) & a George V silver Old English pattern dessert spoon – Maker: John Round & Son, Sheffield 1914 (Mass: 403g)

Lot 3 Est R 300 – 600 A GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SERVING SPOON – Maker: George Ferris, Exeter 1821 (Mass: 53g).

Lot 4 Est R 500 – 1 500 6 X WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS – Maker: Benjamin Smith, London 1835 (Mass: 136g)

Lot 5 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SALT SPOONS – Maker: William Eaton, London 1840, each featuring engraved monogram decoration; an Early Victorian silver pair of Fiddle pattern sugar tongs – Maker: William Pope, Exeter 1841, featuring engraved monogram decoration on the terminal; a Late Victorian silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoon – Maker: John Round & Sons (Joseph Ridge) PLUS a mid-Victorian silver Fiddle pattern dinner fork – Maker: H J Lias & Son, London 1856; a mid- Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon – Maker: Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1857 PLUS another Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon – Maker: Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London 1846, with engraved monogram decoration & a mid-Victorian silver sugar spoon – Maker: J & H, Birmingham 1869, featuring a bright-cut foliated floral bowl (Mass: 229g)

Lot 6 Est R 500 – 1 500 A WILLIAM IV SILVER QUEENS PATTERN FISH KNIFE – Maker: William Eaton, London 1833 PLUS an Edward VII silver Queens pattern fish knife – Maker: Francis Higgins III, Birmingham 1904 (Mass: 152g).

Lot 7 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER KINGS PATTERN TEASPOONS – Maker: John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1833, each with engraved armorial decoration on the terminal & inscribed: Chaplin on the underside of the bowl (Mass: 64g) PLUS a George IV silver Kings pattern teaspoon – Maker: Paul Storr, London 1821 (Mass: 34g)

Lot 8 Est R 500 – 1 500 6 X EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER QUEENS PATTERN TEASPOONS – Maker: William Eaton, London 1843 (Mass: 169g) (3 x imperfect – splits to bowl & dent evident)

Lot 9 Est R 4 000 – 8 000 A DOZEN MID-VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE & SHELL PATTERN TABLE FORKS – Maker: Samuel Smily, London 1865 (Mass: 969g)

Lot 10 Est R 800 – 1 200 10 X LATE VICTORIAN SILVER KINGS PATTERN TEASPOONS – Maker: Josiah Williams & Co, London 1897 (Mass: 189g) (Minor dents to bowl)

Lot 11 Est R 400 – 800 A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER KNIFE RESTS – Maker: William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900; a Late Victorian silver open salt – Birmingham 1900 (Makers mark rubbed) PLUS a pair of Edward VII silver open salts – Maker: Thomas Thomason & Co, Birmingham 1904, PLUS 2 x Continental Sterling silver Old English pattern salt spoons (Mass: 48g) (Minor split to one open salt) (Mass: 123g).

Lot 12 Est R 300 – 600 A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SALT & PEPPER CELLARS WITH DOMED PIERCED COVERS – Maker: William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1896, each vase-shaped body with raised stop-flute banding, Rococo-style rocaillé, vacant cartouche, leafy-scroll & flower decoration on conforming rising bases (Mass: 78g)

Lot 13 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A PAIR OF EDWARD VII SILVER BOAT-SHAPED CLASSICAL-STYLE OPEN SALTS – Maker: Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1902, each plain cartouche-shaped body with integral open-cast phoenix masque & claw scroll handles, on a conforming stepped rising base (Mass: 76g) (With original blue glass liners) PLUS 4 x Edward VII silver open salts – Maker: Fenton Russel & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1908, each lobed body with foliated & raised shell gadrooned banding on conforming cast fluted pad feet, 2 x matching Edward VII silver covered mustard pots (Hallmarks rubbed) (Glass liners deficient) (Feet bent) PLUS 4 x Late Victorian EPNS Old English pattern salt spoons – Maker: Allen & Darwin, Sheffield circa 1893, with engraved monogram decoration (Weighable silver mass: 265g)

Lot 14 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN LADIES SILVER MOUNT HAIRBRUSHES – Maker: William Neale, Chester 1900, featuring raised Rococo-style scrolling leaf, flower, angeletto & monogrammed cartouche embellishment PLUS an Edward VII silver mount hairbrush – Maker: Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1909, raised rocaille, leafy-scroll, flower & monogrammed cartouche & an Edward VII silver mount ladies clothes brush – Maker: possibly Smith & Ewen, Birmingham 1903, raised rose-leaf pattern (Bases loaded, dents & split evident)

Lot 15 Est R 300 – 600 A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNT BUTTON HOOK & SHOE-HORN – Maker: Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1901, a George V silver mount boot lacer – Maker: Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1913, a George V silver mount cuticle lifter – Maker: possibly Wilmot Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1921 & a George V silver mount nail file – Birmingham 1929, all fitted with EPNS or steel mount terminals (Makers marks rubbed); an Edward VII cut glass pomade pot with detachable silver cover – Maker: F & D, Birmingham 1904; an Edward VII ladies cold cream pot with silver cover – Maker: Comyns of London Ltd, London 1907, the cover featuring raised stylised Art Nouveau flower & leaf motifs, an Edward VII silver mount lotion bottle – Maker: possibly Cohen & Charles, London 1907, banded leaf decoration & a George V cold cream jar with silver cover – Maker: Henry Perkins & Sons, Birmingham 1922, raised Rococo-style scrolling leaf & vacant cartouche (Split to one cover) & a pair of George V silver mount pomade pots of plain design -Maker: Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1916 (Minor dent to one lid)

Lot 16 Est R 300 – 600 A PAIR OF EDWARD VII SILVER URN-SHAPED TABLE SALTS – Maker: Walter & George Myers, Birmingham 1907, each campana-shaped body with ribbed banding, integral cast scroll handles, on a circular rising base (Minor dents to base) PLUS a pair of Dutch Silver Janhoek salt spoons, each with raised flower & leaf handle with curlicue embellished terminals (Mass: 77g).

Lot 17 Lot 17 Est R 300 – 600 AN EDWARD VII SILVER MOUNT 10-PIECE FRUIT SET – Maker: E J Partridge, Birmingham 1907-1908, each handle with raised Art Nouveau scrolling leaf & primrose embellishment & featuring bright-cut flower & foliate motifs on the terminal (5 setting) PLUS a setting For six 12-piece Victorian EPNS mother of pearl hafted fruit set – each featuring bright-cut foliate decoration on the terminal (One handle repaired & one handle imperfect)

Lot 18 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A GEORGE V SILVER 3-PIECE TEA SET – Maker: Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1911, comprising: a teapot with hinged domed finialled cover, matching milk jug & handled sugar bowl, each foliated vase-shaped & fluted body with embossed Rococo-style repoussé rocaillé, leafy scroll & flower motifs, fitted with ebonite mounts or integral-cast scroll handles (Minor losses to ebonite handle) (Approximate weighable silver mass: 460g)

Lot 19 Est R 300 – 600 A GEORGE V SILVER LADIES CHATELAINE SPECTACLE CASE – Maker: Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1913, with suspension chain & clip, featuring engraved monogram decoration on the case PLUS a pair of spectacles (Mass: 61g)

Lot 20 Est R 300 – 600 A GEORGE V EPNS & TORTOISESHELL MOUNT CARTOUCHE-SHAPED MANICURE CASE WITH SILVER MOUNT ACCOUTREMENTS – Maker: Daniel Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1923, comprising: a nail buffer, nail file, covered pomade pot & an EPNS mount cuticle knife, each featuring engraved monogram decoration PLUS a matched pair of silver mount cuticle scissors – Maker: S Lesser & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1912 (Split to cover)

Lot 21 Est R 500 – 1 500 A GEORGE V SILVER CIGARETTE CASE – Maker: Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1918, the plain hinged rectangular-shaped case with engraved monogram decoration, enclosed a gilt interior (Mass: 69g) PLUS another George V silver cigarette case – Maker: Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1918, the hinged rectangular-shaped case enclosing a gilded interior (Mass: 80g).

Lot 22 Est R 100 – 300 4 X GEORGE V SILVER MOCHA SPOONS – Maker: William Suckling, Birmingham 1927, each with an ebonite coffee-bean finial

Lot 23 Est R 200 – 400 A GEORGE V SILVER LADIES POWDER COMPACT CASE – Maker: W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1934, the drum-shaped body with engine-turned decoration & Art Deco-style geometric monogrammed cartouche (Mass: 49g)

Lot 24 Est R 400 – 800 A GEORGE VI SILVER CIGARILLO CASE – Maker: J Collyer & Co Ltd , Birmingham 1941, the hinged rectangular-shaped case with engine-turned decoration & Art Deco-style monogrammed cartouche (Mass: 133g)

Lot 25 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II STERLING SCOTTISH SILVER NAPKIN RINGS OF MODERNIST DESIGN – Maker: Eric Norris Smith, Edinburgh 2000, stamped 925 PLUS 2 x Elizabeth II Scottish silver Martele napkin rings – Maker: Eric Norris Smith, Edinburgh 2001 (Mass: 227g) (With presentation box)

Lot 26 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 4 X GERMAN ART NOUVEAU SILVER DESSERT FORKS DESIGNED BY A. JAGER – Maker: Wilkens & Sohne, Bremen-Hemelingen circa 1890, stamped 800, with engraved monogram decoration PLUS 3 x German Jugendstil silver serving spoons – Maker: Bruckmann & Sohne, Heilbronn, stamped 800 (Mass: 317g).

Lot 27 Est R 400 – 800 12 X EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER DEMITASSE SPOONS – Maker: Wilkens & Sohne, Bremen-Hemelingen, stamped 800, each featuring gilded bowls & Rococo-style rocaillé & leafy scroll embellishment on the terminal (Mass: 169g)

Lot 28 Est R 300 – 600 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY LADIES GERMAN SILVER MOUNT FAUX TORTOISHESHELL POCKET COMB WITH CASE – Stamped 835S, Maker: Lutz & Weiss Gmbh, Pforzheim, engraved Rococo-style scrolling leaf & flower motifs; a Continental silver open salt of plain design – Stamped 800, a Dutch ladies silver mount crystal scent bottle – Stamped sword hallmark, the hinged cover featuring raised floral filigree & cabochon motifs, the body with cut plain sharp diamond decoration PLUS a Dutch silver ashtray – Maker: M. Bijkamp & Co, Steenwijk, stamped 835, with raised relief of a cobbler (Mass: 52g)

Lot 29 Est R 400 – 800 6 X CONTINENTAL SILVER MUSTARD SPOONS – Stamped 833, each terminal with pierced & raised rocaillé & leafy scroll terminals, 2 x Dutch silver demitasse spoons – Maker: Van Kempen & Zoon, stamped 835 & an EPNS Old English pattern salt spoons PLUS 6 x Continental silver gilt scalloped open table salts – Stamped 800, each foliated & fluted shell body on three conforming bun feet (Mass: 93g)

Lot 30 Est R 300 – 600 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY INDIAN SILVER LUCKNOW-STYLE CARD CASE – (Unmarked) (10.5 x 7.5cm) (Mass: 107g)

Lot 31 Est R 200 – 400 A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER MINIATURE CHAISE LONGUE – Stamped 85, embellished with an upholstered dralon drop in seat).

Lot 32 Est R 100 – 300 A SILVERED HAND WROUGHT TRIBAL CUFF BRACELET – with applied naïve shell motifs

Lot 33 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 AN EGYPTIAN SILVER PRESENTATION FLOWER BOWL – Stamped for Cairo 1994, the lobed shaped body with raised stop-flute decoration, foliated leafy scroll rim & integral open-cast swan-head terminals, on four conforming raised & cast acanthus leaf embellished paw feet (Height: 11cm; diameter across the handles: 43cm) (Mass: 1485g) (With original presentation case)

Lot 34 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV PERIOD OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE ENTRÉE DISHES WITH DOMED COVERS & DETACHABLE HANDLES – Maker: Waterhouse, Hatfield & Co, Portobello Place, Sheffield circa 1836, each rectangular-shaped body, featuring raised gadrooned banding & engraved armorial on the domed cover (16 x 29 x 21.5cm) (Dent to cover & to base)

Lot 35 Est R 100 – 300 A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE PASTRY SCOOP – Maker: Bradley & Blake, Sheffield circa 1881-1886, featuring engraved & incised flower & leaf decoration PLUS an EPNS pie trowel. Lot 36 Est R 200 – 400

Lot 36 Est R 200 – 400 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE PRESERVE SPOONS WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL HAFTED HANDLES – each graduated notched terminal & collar attached to a gilded shield-shaped bowl featuring an incised bright-cut Rococo-style rocaille & scroll cartouche (With original presentation box)

Lot 37 Est R 500 – 1 500 A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE ON COPPER FOOTED TEA TRAY – the oval-shaped body with engraved & bright-cut Rococo-style leafy-scroll cartouches, floral sprig, foliate intertwining tendrils & cascading floral husk embellishment, enclosed by gadrooned banding, with integral open-cast scroll handles, on raised, cast & pierced scrolled leaf feet (Diameter across handles: 68cm) (Wear evident)

Lot 38 Est R 50 – 150 A COMMEMORATIVE S.S. SOUTHERN CROSS EPNS NAPKIN RING CIRCA 1950S Note: S Southern Cross was an ocean liner built in 1955 by Harland & Wolff, Belfast, Northern Ireland for the United Kingdom-based Shaw, Savill & Albion Line for Europe—Australia service.

Lot 39 Est R 500 – 1 500 AN IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BRASS TEA SAMOVAR WITH TAX DUTY STAMPS – the cylindrical body with ribbed banding, interior & funnel chimney, detachable domed & pierced finialled cover & integral cast drop handles with turned wooden terminals, conforming spigot tap, on a circular rising & pierced square bracket base (Height: 49cm)

Lot 40 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A PAIR OF CAPE BRASS COFFEE URN ON KONFORE & TESSIE – Maker: Thomas Christopher Falck (SA 1898 – ?), Stamped: T.C. Falck, Maker, Robertson – each tin-lined cylindrical body with detachable domed & finialled cover & rolled rim, featuring ribbed banding & riveted applied strapwork handles & conforming spigot tap, set on a pierced square coal konfoor base with tessie drawer, on shaped bracket feet (Height: 43cm each) PLUS a matching waterbeker – Stamped: T.C. Falck, 1977, Robertson, the cylinder-shaped body with rolled rim & riveted strapwork handle (Height: 8cm) Literature: Le Roux, M. The Cape Coppersmith p.93, pl. 99 illustrates a similar coffee urn on konfoor from the Stellenbosch Museum Collection

Lot 41 Est R 500 – 1 500 A VICTORIAN COPPER TIN-LINED JELLY/CAKE MOULD – Maker: Benham & Froud, Chandos St, London 1855-1924; an oval-shaped copper mould – Maker: H & L Co, a copper tiered mould – stamped C.F.H, 2 x graduated stepped & tiered copper moulds – Stamped no. 419 & 413, all featuring raised & fluted banded decoration (Tallest: 11cm)

Lot 42 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN COPPER LION JELLY MOULDS – Stamped no. 114, each oval-shaped body with raised recumbent lion, above fluted & stepped panels & foliated rim (Minor dents) (Height: 15cm each)

Lot 43 Est R 300 – 600 A DUTCH COPPER & BRASS HEARTH KETTLE – the lobed body with integral cast spout & detachable domed acorn finial cover & strapwork handle (Imperfections) PLUS a copper kolwyntjie pan with tinned interior

Glass, Crystal & Porcelain, Bronzes & Collectables Lot 45 – 75

Lot 45 Est R 300 – 600 A LALIQUE PARIS FROSTED GLASS DAHLIA SCENT BOTTLE WITH STOPPER – Model: 618, Originally designed by René Lalique in 1931, the moulded drum-shaped body embellished with a raised dahlia flower-head with black enamel stamens on either side, etched Lalique on the base (With original decals) (Height: 8.5cm).

Lot 46 Est R 400 – 800 6 X STUART CRYSTAL IMPERIAL PATTERN CLARET GLASSES – each featuring cut criss-cross diamond & leaf decoration on the bowl, on a knop stem, on a conforming circular rising base PLUS 4 x matching sherry glasses (Nick to rim)

Lot 47 Est R 300 – 600 A CONTINENTAL CRYSTAL LADIES SCENT BOTTLE WITH FACET PANEL STOPPER – the baluster-shaped body featuring frosted & cut stylised foliate, vertical & horizontal motifs, on a lemon squeezer base PLUS a matching powder bowl with cover (Tallest height: 14cm).

Lot 48 Est R 300 – 600 A POSTWAR GERMAN WMF COCKTAIL SHAKER WITH CROMARGAN PLATED MOUNTS – the cylindrical-shaped cracked ice glass body with pierced strainer & detachable cover PLUS a matching swing-handle ice bucket with a pair of Rostfri Fissler plate ice tongs & 4 shot tumblers (Tallest height: 20cm)

Lot 49 Est R 300 – 600 A PAIR OF GERMAN ASTRA HAND-CUT LEAD CRYSTAL SPIRT DECANTERS WITH FACETED LOZENGE STOPPERS – each with a rising everted neck ring & body featuring cut criss-cross diamond & facet panel decoration, on a conforming star cut base (With original foil labels) (Minor nicks evident) (Height: 25.5cm each)

Lot 50 Est R 400 – 800 A PAIR OF SWAROVSKI SILVER CRYSTAL CANDLEHOLDERS – Issued 1976 – 1981, each with a foliated floral drip pan & short candle spike, on a facet-cut globular-shaped stem, on a conforming octagonal rising base (Minor nick to bases) (Height: 9cm each) PLUS a New Zealand faceted crystal Kiwi figurine, designed by J Lili – featuring applied black crystal eyes & yellow-coloured crystal beak, on a conforming rectangular platform base (Height: 4cm) (With presentation box)

Lot 51 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A MURANO CLEAR GLASS FREE-FORM PRANCING HORSE FIGURINE – the moulded & pulled body with applied eyes, ears, raised mane, tail & hind legs, on a conforming free-form rising base (Height: 39cm)

Lot 52 Est R 300 – 600 AN ITALIAN MURANO CLOWN FIGURINE WEARING A HAT – the clear free-form & pulled body with internal multi-coloured speckled decoration, applied & raised cobalt glass cuffs, milk glass formed hands, amber-coloured collar, yellow coloured glass hair & applied facial features, on conforming black coloured glass feet (Height: 17cm) (With original foil label).

Lot 53 Est R 500 – 1 500 AN ITALIAN MURANO VETRO ARTISTICO VENEZIANO GLASS CLOWN FIGURINE HOLDING A CLUB – the clear form & pulled body with internal polychrome aventurina motifs, applied & raised red-orange coloured applied buttons & cuffs, milk-glass formed hands, cobalt blue coloured bow-tie & collar, applied facial features, yellow-coloured hair & black top hat, on conforming black coloured glass feet (Height: 26cm) (With original foil label)

Lot 54 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 AN ITALIAN MURANO CLOWN FIGURINE WEARING A TOP HAT – the clear & pulled free-form body with internal aventurina decoration, applied red coloured buttons & cuffs, milk-glass formed hands, cobalt blue coloured bow-tie & collar, applied facial features, yellow-coloured hair & aquamarine top-hat, on conforming black coloured glass feet (Height: 32.5cm)

Lot 55 Est R 300 – 600 A POSTWAR GERMAN ROSENTHAL SELB KUNSTABTEILUNG PORCELAIN ACCORD FIGURINE CIRCA 1957 – Model no. 1911, Designed by Lore Friedrich-Gronau in 1953 (Height: 26cm)

Lot 56 Est R 300 – 600 A ROYAL DOULTON THE OLD WIFE AUSTRALIAN REGD PATTERN PORCELAIN WALL CHARGER CIRCA 1940S – Pattern no. D.5965, featuring impressed polychrome fish & seaweed decoration, in colours of burgundy, yellow & dark green on a green washed ground PLUS a matching scalloped fruit bowl (Largest diameter: 34.5cm)

Lot 57 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A 25-PIECE ROYAL ALBERT HEIRLOOM PATTERN DEMITASSE SET – comprising: 6 x mocha cups, 6 x saucers, 6 x cake-plates & sandwich plates, 1 x mocha pot, 1 x creamer & 1 x sugar bowl

Lot 58 Est R 500 – 1 500 A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA CERAMIC & GILT METAL MOUNT GARNITURE FLOWER URN WITH MATCHING FLOWER VASE – each baluster-shaped body with everted foliated & fluted scrolling rim, featuring banded niches embellished with stylised Renaissance-style foliate, flower & fruit decoration in colours of burgundy, green, brown & gilt overglaze, each mounted with raised & cast lion-masque & scrolling leaf handles, on a conforming foliated circular-rising beaded, leafy-scroll & cabochon decorated base (Tallest: 31cm)

Lot 59 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A CHINESE QING DYNASTY STYLE BLUE & WHITE BALUSTER-SHAPED PORCELAIN VASE – with flared everted rim, moulded & raised Greek-key lug handles & stylised wave pattern banding, depicting a hand-painted Chinese fishing village scene with figures in various pursuits & embellished with prunus trees, cottages & pagoda motifs, signed iron red calligraphy marks on the base (Height: 39cm) (Loss to one handle)

Lot 60 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 BERGMAN, FRANZ XAVER (AUSTRIAN 1861 -1936) – AN AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZE OF A PRINCESS SEATED ON A RECUMBENT CAMEL CIRCA 1900 -1925 – signed on the base with the foundry seal (Amphora with letter B) & inscribed Geschutzt (Height: 16.5cm) (Wear to enamel evident)

Lot 61 Est R 500 – 1 500 A DECORATIVE CONTINENTAL BRONZE OF A HARVESTER – on a conforming socle base (Height: 52cm)

Lot 62 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 AN ORIENTAL SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY BRONZE OF TWO SAGES BESIDE A PRUNUS TREE – on a conforming naturalistic base (Staffs deficient) (Height: 32.5cm)

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Lot 64 Est R 500 – 1 500 A FRENCH ART DECO STYLE WALNUT VENEERED PRESENTATION MANTLE CLOCK WITH CARREZ 8-DAY MOVEMENT CIRCA 1941 – the central rectangular-shaped chrome framed door with perspex panel, enclosing an applied metal Arabic numeral dial with pierced sword hands, flanked by wavy chrome mounts, on a stepped bracket plinth base. Metal plaque inscribed & dated 1-11-41 (22.5 x 40 x 16.5cm) (With Perivale winding key & pendulum)

Lot 65 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 A SWISS-MADE DE GRISOGONO GENEVE UNO DF DESK OR TRAVEL CLOCK WITH QUARTZ MOVEMENT – Retailed: de Grisogono Boutique- Hotel Carlton, 58 La Croisette, Cannes, Serial no. 01310 07, the polished black eloxed aluminium body with central square galvanique dial & sapphire glass bezel, 12-hour silvered Arabic numeral dial, index dial & secondary 24-hour dial with luminous arrow hands, the clock is supported by a retractable folding stand (With original packaging, presentation case & pamphlets)

Lot 66 Est R 300 – 600 AN ENGLISH SILVERPLATE EQUESTRIAN PIPE HOLDER STAND CIRCA 1950S – Maker: Seba, Model no. ZBA, the cast rampant horse figure & custom pipe holder set on a rectangular-shaped platform base (Height: 8cm) PLUS a Danish horn pipe with silvered mounts, hinged domed pierced cover & detachable ebonite & horn mounted mouth-piece – Maker: possibly Alberth Hansen, Denmark 1950-1960, stamped 10 3/4

Lot 67 Est R 300 – 600 A VINTAGE HAND-MADE DANISH W.O. LARSEN GENTLEMAN’S BIRD EYES SMOKING PIPE – the carved panelled straight grain wooden polished & shaped bowl with conforming shank & boxwood mounted ebonite mouth-piece (With original pouch)

Lot 68 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A PAIR OF AMERICAN VINTAGE BAUSCH & LOMB RAY BAN WAYFARER II GLOSS TORTOISE BROWN CLASSIC B-15 GRADIENT DENSITY SUNGLASSES CIRCA 1980S – Serial no. L1725 VXAS, the moulded acetate frame with 2 x inset filmed metallic coated lenses (With original pouch & lens cloth)

Lot 69 Est R 300 – 600 A CROSS CLASSIC CENTURY 12KT ROLLED GOLD BALLPOINT PEN – with incised line pattern on the barrel & 23kt gold plated appointments, swivel-action propel & repel mechanism PLUS a matching mechanical swivel pencil with original eraser. Note: The Classic Century has been made by A.T. Cross & Co since 1946

Lot 70 Est R 300 – 600 A CROSS CLASSIC CENTURY 12KT ROLLED GOLD BALLPOINT PEN – with incised line decoration on the barrel with 23kt gold-plated fittings inscribed: Dr P. Koornhof, further inscribed: Springs Maccabi Stag 1976, 4 x Cross Classic Century 12kt rolled gold ballpoint pens & a gold-plated Bradley ballpoint pen, 2 x Cross Classic Century gold-plated mechanical pencils & Parker gold-plated fountain pen

Lot 71 Est R 300 – 600 2 X STERLING SILVER CROSS CLASSIC CENTURY MECHANICAL PENCILS – with incised line decoration on the barrel with plated fittings

Lot 72 Est R 300 – 600 A STEAMSHIP THIRD CLASS PASSENGER’S CONTRACT TICKET, WHITE STAR LINE COLONIAL SERVICE FOR VOYAGE ON THE SS PERSIC FROM SYDNEY TO LONDON VIA CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA 1900, ISSUED BY DALGETY & CO LTD – No. 467, inscribed in pen with the voyage date: 13th March 1900, Room No. 10 Berth No. 1, passenger’s name: C Beaumont, age: 21 & passage costs. Pasted down on hardboard & glazed (42 x 30cm) Note: The SS Persic was an ocean liner built by Harland & Wolff in 1899, which had a capacity for 320 Third Class passengers, specifically to service the Liverpool–Cape Town–Sydney route. The voyage took six weeks. In 1926 she made one last voyage to Australia, and upon her return she was laid up on the River Mersey. Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Persic

Lot 73 Est R 500 – 1 500 A SCARCE SUID-AFRIKAANSE VOLKKUNS VOORTREKKER KAKEBEENWA LATE 1940S – the rectangular-shaped wooden wagon body with integral metal hanging hooks, riveted ribbetjiesraam, agterklap & canvas canopy, supported on a lower chassis with 4 x graduated front & back wagon wheels, metal strapwork, draught pole, wagon vice, 2 x wakiste, a miniature balie, waterbeker, pap lepel en bord, watervaatjie & driepoot pot. The wagon is pulled by 2 x red painted “klei osse/oxen featuring horse-hair tails & mounted wooden horns. A hand carved painted wooden Voortrekker gentleman with rifle riding his white horse complements the lot (Losses & wear evident) Provenance: According to the present owner, the set was made by an elderly gentleman from the Vryheid distict Northern Natal – late 1940’s. It was presented to Ds Johan Bell who was the Dutch Reformed minister of the Moedergemeente in Vryheid, thence by descent to the present owner.

Lot 74 Est R 500 – 1 500 STEWART, DON (SA 20TH CENTURY) – Matabele Witchdoctor & Zulu Witchdoctor. A pair of clay busts embellished with traditional adornments. Each signed & inscribed in sgraffito on the reverse: Matabele Witch Dr & Zulu W/D & dated 1949 respectively (Tallest: 25cm) (Imperfections evident)

Lot 75 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 AN AMERICAN CHILD’S MANUFACTURED CLASSIC BLUE & BLACK MODEL A VINTAGE ROADSTER PEDAL CAR – the electric blue painted metal/body with raised grill, black running boards featuring stencilled paintwork & decals, riveted windshield, attached radiator cap, black & silver engine grill, perspex & chrome-plated decorative headlamps & double-bar front bumper. The interior features a simulated wood steering wheel with printed dashboard, black vinyl pleated seat & adjustable rubber covered pedals, the two-tone white & blue wheels fitted with rubber tires, chromed hubcaps & spare wheel (One hubcap deficient, minor losses to decals & body)

Furniture, Embellishments & Carpets lot 80 – 122

Lot 80 Est R 4 000 – 8 000 A SOUTH GERMAN WALNUT BAROQUE-STYLE SCHIEFER TISCH – the rectangular-shaped fruitwood inlaid top enclosing a black-slate panel over a raised & carved scrolling acanthus leaf frieze with armorial cartouche, on conforming raised & carved scrolled trestle legs featuring wolf, leaf, flower & cascading grapes united by a central cabochon floral boss with scrolling leaf decoration & two bar stretchers, on conforming leafy-scroll feet (75.5 x 85 x 62.5cm)

Lot 81 Est R 500 – 1 500 A VICTORIAN WALNUT BUSTLE-BACK SIDE CHAIR – the carved & moulded shield-shaped back with conforming raised & pierced Rococo-style scroll & shell embellished mid-rail & stuff-over upholstered seat, on slender scrolling cabriole legs

Lot 82 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT WASHSTAND WITH TILED SPLASHBOARD – the stepped pediment above a raised & carved leafy-scroll central bevelled mirror overmantle with two fretted & pierced foliate jardinière panels & serpentine bracket tier, above an inset Galleon on Sea tiled splashboard, set on a conforming veined marble top, over a lower cabinet with central arch panel door & flanked by 2 x short drawers – all with black metal drop handles, above a pair of lower open niches, on turned legs (151.5 x 107.5 x 73cm) (Splits, minor losses & hairline cracks to two tiles evident)

Lot 83 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A LATE 19TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN FEATHERED WALNUT & VENEER SIDEBOARD – the raised & moulded gable-top cartouche-shaped frame enclosing a bevelled mirror plate, set on a conforming rectangular-shaped top over a 3 drawer frieze with knop handles, above a 2-door cabinet enclosing a fitted shelf, on shaped bracket feet (137 x 122 x 59cm) (Repairs evident)

Lot 257

Lot 85 Est R 400 – 800 A TEAKWOOD PLANT STAND CIRCA 1920S – the raised & carved roundel decorated 4-panel body with finialled supports, on block-turned legs united by an H-frame stretcher base, on turned feet (Height: 92cm)

Lot 86 Est R 500 – 1 500 A TEAKWOOD RECORD CABINET CIRCA 1920S – the gabled top-rail above a rectangular-shaped top with rebated edge, over a single fielded cabochon door panel, enclosing fitted record compartments, on barley sugar-twist legs, united by a box stretcher base, on turned feet (101 x 49.5 x 41cm)

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Lot 118 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF ANTIQUE GERMAN-SWISS ROCOCO-STYLE GILDED & STUCCOED CARTOUCHE MIRROR GIRANDOLES – with raised & carved scroll & shell crest (With Kunsthandeling Rath A.G Basel label on the reverse) (Length: 40cm) (One nozzle fire damaged)

Lot 89 Est R 500 – 1 500 A CONTINENTAL ROCOCO-STYLE STUCCOED & GILDED SALON MIRROR – the oval-shaped frame with pierced & moulded rocaillé, scrolling acanthus leaf & flower crest, enclosing a mirror plate (Length: 59cm) SOLD TOGETHER with a matching wall bracket, featuring an ornate rocaillé & scroll crest with leafy tendrils & cascading flowers & leaves. (Height: 35cm) (Minor losses evident)

Lot 90 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A CONTINENTAL ROCOCO-STYLE STUCCOED & GILDED CONSOLE TABLE – the cartouche-shaped top with raised egg & dart banding, above a raised & foliated frieze with floral rocaillé cartouche & leafy-scroll motifs, on ornate fluted shell, husk, flower-head & leaf embellished scrolled supports & legs, further embellished with acanthus leaf terminals, united by a conforming stretcher base, on stile feet (78 x 91 x 46cm)

Lot 91 Est R 500 – 1 500 A GEORGIAN-STYLE MAHOGANY & VENEER SIDE CABINET – the rectangular-shaped top with moulded & rebated edge over canted reeded sides & 5 x short drawers fitted with ring drop-handles, on conforming shaped bracket feet (70.5 x 45 x 32.5cm)

Lot 92 Est R 500 – 1 500 A GEORGIAN-STYLE MAHOGANY & VENEER DRUM TABLE – the circular-shaped top with reeded edge, featuring an inset caramel tooled leather top over 4 x fruitwood inlaid short drawers – all with brass knop pulls, on a conforming vase-shaped & turned column on three reeded splay legs terminating in brass lion paw shod feet, on casters (Losses evident) (Height: 58cm; diameter: 50cm)

Lot 93 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 WYER, ANNA (EUROPEAN EARLY 19TH CENTURY) – Abraham’s Sacrifice of His Son Isaac. Silk & applied textile embroided needlepoint tapestry, signed Anna Wyer on the mount & dated 1817, gilt framed & glazed (Tondo: 34 x 42cm) (Frame size: 47 x 56.5cm)

Lot 94 Est R 500 – 1 500 A CONTINENTAL LOUIS XV-STYLE WALNUT-FRAMED TABOURET – the Aubusson petit-point Gobelins-style tapestry upholstered seat featuring a central Rococo-style rocaillé, foliate & floral embellished cartouche enclosing a winged phoenix, in colours of chocolate, crème, green, taupe, grey & burgundy, on raised & carved scrolling cabriole legs

Lot 95 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL WALNUT FRAMED LOUIS XV-STYLE BERGERÉS – each raised & carved shield back frame featuring a pierced gilded rocaillé, leafy-scroll & flower crest, above an embossed damask upholstered back with conforming scrolled padded armrests & raised acanthus & velouté supports with loose squab cushion seat, above an ornate raised, carved & pierced rose-leaf, rocaillé & scroll apron, on cabochon & scroll embellished cabriole legs

Lot 96 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL WALNUT FRAMED LOUIS XV-STYLE FAUTEUILS – each raised & carved cartouche-shaped frame embellished with Rococo-style flower, scrolling leaf & rocaillé crest, scrolled & padded arms, petit-point tapestry upholstered & studded back depicting an 18th century minstrel or peasant maiden enclosed by a floral & leafy-scroll border & conforming buoyant seat, over a raised & carved rose & rocaillé decorated apron flanked by scroll & shell terminals, on scrolling cabriole legs

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Lot 98* Est R 5 000 – 15 000 A CONTINENTAL WALNUT LOUIS XV-STYLE 4-PIECE SALON SUITE – Manufactured by Rigidi Bros, comprising: a pair of salon canapes with matching bergerés – each cartouche-shaped studded & upholstered frame featuring a raised & carved Rococo-style scrolling leaf & rocaillé crest with conforming scrolled arms & stuff-over seat, on raised & carved flower-head & leaf embellished scrolling cabriole legs (For reupholstery) SOLD TOGETHER with a walnut & veneer oval-shaped coffee table (Diameter: 132cm ; height: 47cm)

Lot 99 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 A CONTINENTAL WALNUT & VENEER LOUIS XV-STYLE VITRINE CABINET – the breakfront & gabled top pediment with a gilt-metal raised & cast Rococo-style acanthus leaf & shell crest, above a central arch door with inset glazed panel door panel enclosing a satin-buttoned back interior with 2 x fitted glass shelves & electrical light fitting. The door panel is flanked by two glazed side panels, all with gilt-metal floral & leafy-scroll vacant cartouche, cascading flower & rocaillé mounts, further embellished with stylised foliate, ribbon cartouche-panels enclosing fruitwood inlaid basket with bouquet of flowers or floral arabesques, on integral curved legs with gilt-metal sabots (180.5 x 143 x 42cm) (Minor losses & damage to veneer evident)

Lot 100 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN OAKWOOD & VENEER BARRISTER’S WRITING BUREAU BOOKCASE – Manufactured by The Globe Wernicke Co, Cincinnati (1893 – 1955), the rectangular-shaped top over a hinged slope-front panel with brass escutcheon plate, enclosing an arrangement of open stationery compartments & 2 x short drawers with brass knop pulls, above a lower long drawer with brass handles, on slender Queen Anne-style legs, above a single hinged & glazed panel book cabinet, on a conforming plinth base (112 x 90.5 x 47cm)

Lot 101 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 A DANISH MID-CENTURY MODERN ROSEWOOD & VENEER EXTENDABLE DINING TABLE CIRCA 1960S – Maker: Mobelfabrik, stamped: Made in Denmark, the circular-shaped table-top on shaped & tapered legs (Height: 73cm; diameter: 120cm) (Extended with 2 additional leaves: 229cm)

Lot 102 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 4 X 1960S DANISH ELMWOOD DINING CHAIRS – designed by Illum WikkelsØ (Danish 1919 – 1999), each curved back with flat conforming arms on turned & tapered supports, fabric covered seat above a chamfered apron & side stretchers, on conforming legs

Lot 103 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A 3 PIECE SECTIONAL MID-CENTURY MODERN DANISH ROSEWOOD & VENEER ENTERTAINMENT UNIT – each veneered rectangular-shaped open bookcase with plank-shaped supports over two shelves, on a lower conforming sliding 2-door cabinet, fitted with recessed handles & enclosing a single fitted shelf, each set on a lower graduated box stretcher, on stile feet, flanking a suspended matching 2-door cabinet & a lower 2-short drawer cabinet with recessed handles, on a conforming base (163 x 255.5 x 42cm)

Lot 104 Est R 500 – 1 500 A DANISH MID-CENTURY MODERN ROSEWOOD & VENEER COFFEE TABLE CIRCA 1960S – the rectangular-shaped veneered top with inset metal drip pan liner, on square legs (40 x 130 x 40.5cm)

Lot 105 Est R 500 – 1 500 A GRADUATED 3-PIECE DANISH MID-CENTURY MODERN ROSEWOOD & VENEER TABLE NEST – each veneered rectangular-shaped top above four stile legs with graduated back & side stretcher base (Largest: 50 x 49 x 37cm) (Water damage evident)

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Lot 107 Est R 500 – 1 500 A PAIR OF CAPE-REGENCY-STYLE STINKWOOD SIDE-CHAIRS – each horizontal top-rail between scrolled supports united by a lower conforming mid-rail with riempie strung seat, on turned & tapered legs united by graduated front & side stretchers (One side strut deficient to chair) Literature: Burden, M. Old Cape Furniture: Studies in styles. p. 333, pl. 943 & 944 illustrate similar chairs

Lot 108 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A WES TRANSVAALSE TAMBOTIHOUT RIEMPIE STOEPBANK – the horizontal top-rail between two grooved supports, above a lower double row of spindle-turned back slats with scrolled arms on vase-shaped terminals & rou-riem strung seat, on baluster, turned, tapered legs, on turned feet (With blue suede upholstered squab cushion) (Length: 194cm)

Lot 109 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A CAPE REGENCY-STYLE STINKWOOD RIEMPIE STOEPBANK – the horizontal & adzed top-rail above a spindle-turned gallery flanked by two tapered supports, conforming scrolled arms on vase-shaped terminals, riempie-strung seat, on baluster, turned & tapered legs on ring-turned feet (Length: 182cm) (Old repairs, replacements & losses evident)

Lot 110 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A TRANSITIONAL WATERBERG DISTRICT SYRINGA, TAMBOTI & KIAAT RIEMPIE STOEPBANK – the horizontal top-rail united between two tapered supports above a slat back, conforming scrolled arms, riempie-strung seat on square tapered legs united by side-struts (Length: 192cm) (Old repairs, replacements evident)

Lot 111 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A RUSTIC LATE 19TH CENTURY TRANSVAAL BYWONERS TEAKWOOD, SYRINGA & MINGERHOUT CORNER CHAIR – the bow-shaped back-rail with notched supports & gabled top-rail inset with an ebony & bone inlaid rectangular lozenge featuring the date 1898, on three vase-shaped supports with riempie-strung seat, on block-turned legs united by a box stretcher on turned feet (Old repairs, wear & replacements evident)

Lot 112 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 A RUSTIC LATE 19TH CENTURY TRANSVAAL BYWONERS SYRINGA & MINGERHOUT RIEMPIE STOEPBANK OF NAIVE CONSTRUCTION – the grooved horizontal top-rail inset with a central ebony & bone inlaid rectangular lozenge featuring the date 1898 with naïve heart motif, above a 10-division grooved & bone inlaid lattice back, united by tapered & notched side & central supports, conforming curved scrolled arms on vase-shaped terminals with riempie-strung seat, on block-turned legs united by a box stretcher & central strut, on turned feet (Length: 192cm) (Old repairs, wear & replacements evident)

Lot 113 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD PALE MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE – the rectangular-shaped top over a single short drawer on square tapered legs (67.5 x 55 x 39.5cm)

Lot 114 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 4 X BIEDERMEIER PERIOD BIRCHWOOD FRAMED SIDE-CHAIRS – each plain H-frame with conforming lower mid-rail & turquoise silk upholstered stuff-over seat, on square tapered legs (Repairs & restoration evident)

Lot 115 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD CHERRYWOOD & VENEER CENTRE TABLE – the circular-shaped top, above a plain frieze with riveted gilt metal strapwork on Hellenistic-style female caryatid supports, on stepped stile & tapered legs united by a conforming quarter-veneered lower triform base on brass ball feet (Height: 75cm, diameter: 81.5cm)

Lot 116 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD WALNUT & VENEER DEMI-LUNE FOLD-OVER TEA TABLE – the hinged half moon top, enclosing an 8-panel walnut veneered interior, above a central storage compartment with extendable fly-leg & conforming plain frieze, on four tapered legs (Closed: 78 x 102.5 x 51cm) (Open: 75.5 x 102.5 x 102.5cm)

Lot 117 Est R 4 000 – 8 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD CHERRYWOOD & VENEER DAY BED – the scroll-back blind panel headboard & footboard with turquoise silk upholstered stuff-over seat, over a conforming apron featuring raised ebonised lozenge tablet panels on tapered legs (76 x 150.5 x 66.5cm) (With 2 x matching bolster cushions & 2 x scatter cushions)

Lot 118 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS – the rectangular-shaped top with ebonised edge, over a single long drawer above two graduated drawers, all featuring inlaid & ebonised escutcheon cartouches, flanked by a pair of Doric pilaster supports, on conforming square legs (Minor losses to veneer) (86.5 x 108 x 53.5cm)

Lot 119 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A BIEDERMEIER PERIOD WALNUT & VENEER WRITING BUREAU – the rectangular-shaped top above a quartered veneered slope-front panel with brass cartouche escutcheon plate, enclosing a central long drawer flanked by 6 x short drawers with brass knop drawer pulls, above 3 x graduated long drawers fitted with brass furniture, on square feet (113 x 105.5 x 54cm) (Split to side panel, repairs and replacements evident)

Lot 120 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 A PERSIAN BAKTIARI PATTERN CARPET – featuring 12 x central stylised floral garden tile guls, in colours of indigo, plum, mocha & cream, on a russet abrash field, enclosed by 3 principal running borders (232 x 178cm)

Lot 121 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 A PERSIAN AFGHAN DINING ROOM CARPET – featuring 3 rows of elephant guls with stylised tarantula hooks, on a pigeon blood red & indigo field, enclosed by 3 principal borders (355 x 255cm

Lot 122 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 AN IRANIAN TABRIZ SALON CARPET – featuring a Keshan hunting pattern with all-over floral tracery, tendrils, bird & animal motifs on a cream ground, in colours of forest green, mocha, rose, taupe, au de nil, indigo & russet, enclosed by a Shah Abbas border (390 x 303cm) (Wear & dirt evident)

European & South African Art Lot 125 – 191

Lot 125 Est R 6 000 – 10 000 AMAN-JEAN, EDMOND (FRENCH 1858 – 1935) – Pastoral Landscape. Oil on panel, signed & with Mobellagerhaus, Settlen. Basel gallery label on the reverse (65.5 x 85.5cm) (Condition report: Paint-loss evident)

Lot 126 Est R 500 – 1 500 BOONZAIER, GREGOIRE JOHANNES (SA 1909 – 2005) – District Six Street Scene. Lithographic reproduction print in colours, signed in pencil, numbered 830/850 with impressed studio stamp (36.5 x 51.5cm)

Lot 127 Est R 300 – 600 BORMAN, JOHANNES G (SWA 1912 – 1981) – Autumn Trees. Watercolour, signed & dated 75 (37.5 x 28.5cm)

Lot 128 Est R 6 000 – 10 000 BOTHA, DAVID JOHANNES (SA 1921 – 1995) – Pink Hibiscus in a Blue Jug. Oil on canvas on board, signed & dated ’67 (49.5 x 29cm)

Lot 129* Est R 25 000 – 40 000 AFTER BOUCHER, FRANCOIS (FRENCH 1703 – 1770) – Les Charmes de la vie Champétre/ Berger et Bergerés (The Charms of Country Life). Oil on canvas, bears signature F. Boucher & further signed with the studio monogram M**B & dated 1911. Set in an ornate giltwood & stuccoed Neo-Classical-style ribbon, acanthus leaf & berry embellished frame (Without frame: 95 x 142.5cm) (With frame: 119 x 167cm) SOLD TOGETHER WITH THE PRINT illustrating the painting: Berger et Bergerés (framed & glazed 56 x 70.5cm) Note: The original artwork: Les Charmes de la vie Champétre was executed by Boucher in 1737 during the Rococo Period & it is today part of the Musée du Louvre Art Collection

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Lot 131 Est R 500 – 1 500 BRAAK, OLCHERT (OTTO) (SA 1894 – 1971) – Betties Bay. Oil on canvas on board, signed (24.5 x 29.5cm)

Lot 132 Est R 300 – 600 BRAAK, OLCHERT (OTTO) (SA 1894 – 1971) – Umtali. Oil on board (11 x 17cm)

Lot 133 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 BRIGG, MELVIN ARTHUR (MEL) (SA 1950 – ) – Beautiful Bay. Oil on canvas on board, signed & dated ’81 (44.5 x 60cm)

Lot 134 Est R 20 000 – 30 000 BÜCHNER, CARL ADOLPH (SA 1921 – 2003) – Top Hat Clown. Oil on board, signed (49 x 40cm)

Lot 135 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 BÜCHNER, CARL ADOLPH (SA 1921 – 2003) – Fisherman. Oil on canvas on board, signed (40.5 x 31cm)

Lot 136 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 CILLIERS-BARNARD, BETTIE (SA 1914 – 2010) – Owl. Pen & ink on paper, signed & dated 1968 (33.5 x 24.5cm)

Lot 137 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 CLAERHOUT, FRANS MARTIN FR (SA 1919 – 2006) – Mother & Child. Mixed media, signed (40.5 x 28cm)

Lot 138 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 CLAERHOUT, FRANS MARTIN FR (SA 1919 – 2006) – Mother & Daughter. Mixed media, signed (40 x 27.5cm)

Lot 139 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 CLAERHOUT, FRANS MARTIN FR (SA 1919 – 2006) – Bashful Girl. Mixed media, signed (41.5 x 29.5cm)

Lot 140 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 COETZEE, CHRISTO (SA 1929 – 2001) – Profile. Mixed media, signed in pencil, dated ’98 & inscribed with the title (55.5 x 39cm)

Lot 141 Est R 6 000 – 10 000 DE BEER, ANDRE (SA 1933 – ) – Donkey cart collecting Firewood. Oil on canvas on board, signed & dated ’81 (59 x 88cm)

Lot 142 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 DE BEER, STEFAN (SA 1962 – ) – Portrait of a Young Man. Oil on board, signed (49 x 39cm)

Lot 143 Est R 500 – 1 500 AFTER DE JONGH, MARTHINUS JOHANNES (TINUS) (SA 1885 – 1942) – Neethlingshof. Stellenbosch. Etching, inscribed in pencil an original etching by Tinus de Jongh & titled (22.5 x 27.5cm) PLUS ANDRÉ, NAUDE (SA 20TH CENTURY) – The Old Street Knysna Cape (After Pemberton, Hilda Mary 1880 – 1956) Etching, signed in pencil & inscribed with the title (16.5 x 22.5cm)

Lot 144 Est R 8 000 – 15 000 DE JONGH, GABRIEL CORNELIS (SA 1913 – 2004) – Seweweekspoort. Oil on canvas, signed (60 x 90cm)

Lot 145 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 ELAHI, ALICE (SA 1926 – ) – Stormy Seas. Mixed media, signed in pen & dated ’88 (39 x 40.5cm)

Lot 146 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 ELAHI, ALICE (SA 1926 – ) – On the Namibian Coast. Mixed media, signed in pen & dated ’87 (36 x 51cm)

Lot 147 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 ELOFF, ZACHARIAS (ZAKKIE) (SA 1925 – 2004) – Buffalo Grazing. Pastel, signed (44 x 59.5cm)

Lot 148 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 ENSLIN, GEORGE (SA 1919 – 1972) – Kyoto Street Scene. Mixed media, signed & dated ’61 (37 x 26.5cm)

Lot 149 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 FERN, EMILY ISABEL (SA 1881 – 1953) – Pink, White & Purple Sweet Williams in a Turquoise jug. Oil on cardboard, signed & dated 1946 (29.5 x 39.5cm)

Lot 150 Est R 500 – 1 500 FINDLAY, RICHARD (DICK) (1928 – ?) – Baobab Tree – Mopane Dist. Watercolour, signed in pen, dated 1979, June & inscribed: Mopane dist. in the work (25 x 33cm)

Lot 151 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 GARIZIO, GIAN-PIERO (SA 1931 – ) – Sunlit La Gratitude Manor House, Dorp Street, Stellenbosch. Oil on canvas on board, signed (75 x 60cm) Note: La Gratitude is a famed homestead completed in 1798 by the Rev Meent Borcherds, gentle and scholarly minister of the Dutch Reformed Church. It was in gratitude for the bountiful crops of wine grapes yielded by his lands which swept down to the Eerste River, that Borcherds named his house La Gratitude. High above the intricate fanlight of the front door, the pilastered gable is imprinted with the all-seeing eye of the Lord, which watched over the Borcherds family for over a century. Reference: https://www.artefacts.co.za/main/Buildings/bldgframes.php?bldgid=115

Lot 152 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 GRADWELL-SLABBERT, MARGARET LOUISE (SA 1956 – ) – Interior Still-life with Roses in a Blue Vase. Oil on canvas, signed & dated ’97 (59 x 68.5cm)

Lot 153 Est R 6 000 – 10 000 JENTSCH, ADOLPH STEPHAN FRIEDRICH (SWA 1888 – 1977) – Namib landscape with distant Mountain silhouette. Watercolour, signed with the artists initials & dated 1967 (17.5 x 22.5cm)

Lot 154 Est R 8 000 – 15 000 KLAR, OTTO (SA 1908 – 1994) – Daybreak in the Bushveld. Oil on board, signed (40 x 94cm)

Lot 155 Est R 10 000 – 20 000 KLAR, OTTO (SA 1908 – 1994) – An Afternoon in the Bushveld with distant Mountains. Oil on canvas on board, signed (56 x 92.5cm)

Lot 156 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 KING, ERNEST BENJAMIN (SA 20TH CENTURY) – Sunlit River Landscape with Trees. Oil on board, signed & dated ’52 (57.5 x 80.5cm)

Lot 157 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 MADGE, DONALD JAMES (DON) (SA 1920 – 1997) – Western Tvl. Oil on board, signed & inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse (26.5 x 32cm)

Lot 158* Est R 500 – 1 500 MADIBA, EZEKIEL (BOYCIE) (SA 1948 – ) – The Living & The Unborn PLUS The Three Women. a Pair of Linocuts, each signed in pencil, dated ’86, inscribed with their titles & numbered 10/20 & 11/20 respectively (41.5 x 17cm each)

Lot 159 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 MACINTOSH, ROBERT JAMES LEONARD (ROB) (SA 1949 – ) – Majestic Kudu. Pastel, signed & dated 1984 (44.5 x 68cm)

Lot 160 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 MACINTOSH, ROBERT JAMES LEONARD (ROB) (SA 1949 – ) – Resting Leopard with Prey. Pastel, signed & dated 1984 (62 x 91.5cm)

Lot 161 Est R 500 – 1 500 MALAN, WENDY (SA 1945 – ) – The peacible Kingdom. Lithograph in colours, signed in pencil, dated ’92, numbered 17/100 & inscribed with the title (46 x 63cm)

Lot 162 Est R 500 – 1 500 MALAN, WENDY (SA 1945 – ) – Naaldekoker. Lithograph in colours, signed in pencil, dated ’90 & numbered 43/90 (63 x 50cm)

Lot 163 Est R 500 – 1 500 MALAN, WENDY (SA 1945 – ) – Gans met groente en vrugte. Lithograph in colours, signed in pencil, dated ’95, inscribed with the title & numbered 5/110 (43 x 61cm)

Lot 164 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 MALAN, WENDY (SA 1945 – ) – Industrial Landscape. Acrylic on board, signed & dated ‘ 84 (118 x 198.5cm)

Lot 165 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 MARAIS, (ANNA) CHRISTINE (SWA 1935 – ) – Cubist inspired Still-life composition with Kettle, Delft Plate & sliced Oranges. Pastel, signed & dated ’72 (44 x 59.5cm)

Lot 166 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 MARAIS, WESSEL (SA 1935 – 2009) – Yellow & White Daisies in a Brass Vase. Oil on canvas on board, signed (49.5 x 34.5cm

Lot 167 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 MARAIS, WESSEL (SA 1935 – 2009) – Pink & White Cosmos in a Green Vase. Oil on canvas on board, signed (56 x 41.5cm)

Lot 168 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 MARAIS, WESSEL (SA 1935 – 2009) – Shaded Dorp Street, Stellenbosch. Oil on board, signed (50 x 75cm)

Lot 169 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 MAYER, (ERNST KARL) ERICH (SA 1876 – 1960) – African Village. Watercolour, signed (26.5 x 29cm)

Lot 170 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 MAYER, (ERNST KARL) ERICH (SA 1876 – 1960) – Winter Landscape near Canal Work Headquarters, North of Brits Stn (Rustenberg Line). Oil on board, signed & dated 1933, inscribed with the title in pencil in the artist’s hand on the reverse (14.5 x 22cm)

Lot 171* Est R 500 – 1 500 MEERKOTTER, DIRK ADRIAAN (SA 1922 – 2017) – Figure & Eclipse. Pair of Lithographs in colours, each signed in pencil, dated ’79 & numbered 19/250 respectively (28 x 23cm each)

Lot 172 Est R 500 – 1 500 MEERKOTTER, DIRK ADRIAAN (SA 1922 – 2017) – 4 Rotsfigure. Etching in colours, signed in pencil, dated ’85, numbered 12/30 & inscribed with the title (38.5 x 29.5cm)

Lot 173 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 NDINISA, ROY (SA 1955 – ) – Music & Dance. Carved & painted Supawood panel, signed & dated 2017 (99 x 119.5cm)

Lot 174 Est R 5 000 – 15 000 NETO, CARLOS ALBERTO MOREIRA (SA 1956 – ) – Couple. Oil on canvas, signed & dated ’93 (38 x 30cm)

Lot 175 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 NICE, CHRISTIAAN ST PATRICK (SA 1937 – ) – Agterplaas met Figure en Geboue. Oil on board, signed & dated ’69 (49.5 x 34.5cm)

Lot 176 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 NICE, CHRISTIAAN ST PATRICK (SA 1937 – ) – Playtime at the Farm. Oil on board, signed & dated ’80 (45 x 59cm)

Lot 177 Est R 2 000 – 4 000 OLDERT, JOHANNES (SA 1912 – 1984) – Cape Scene near De Doorn C.P. . Oil on board, signed & inscribed with the title in felt-tip pen on a label on the reverse (34.5 x 49.5cm)

Lot 178 Est R 3 000 – 6 000 PHUTI, NICHO (SA 1973 – ) – Ancient Instrument. Carved & painted Supawood panel, signed & dated 2019, signed again & inscribed with the title in felt-tip pen on the reverse (51 x 72.5cm)

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Lot 180* Est R 3 000 – 6 000 ROOS, NICHOLAS OSWALD (NICO) PROF (SA 1940 – 2008) – Namib landscapes. A pair of Watercolours, each signed & dated ’63 (16 x 35.5cm each)

Lot 181* Est R 500 – 1 500 RUDGE, MARGARET M (BRITISH 1885 – 1972) – Spier. Etching, signed in pencil & inscribed with the title (17 x 22cm) PLUS AFTER PEERS, CHARLES ERNEST (SA 1874 – 1944) – Groote Schuur. Lithographic reproduction print, framed & glazed (44.5 x 37cm)

Lot 182 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 TAYLOR, ROY CECIL (SA 1919 – 2000) – South Coast Dunes, Natal. Oil on canvas on board, signed & inscribed with the title in pen on the reverse (29 x 39cm)

Lot 183 Est R 8 000 – 15 000 THEYS, CONRAD NAGEL DOMAN (SA 1940 – ) – 3 Tall Pines with distant Table Mountain. Pastel on paper, signed & dated 1991 (29.5 x 24.5cm)

Lot 184 Est R 500 – 1 500 TREASURE, DOUGLAS (SA 1917 – 1995) – Farm – Paarl. Watercolour, signed & inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse (49 x 34.5cm)

Lot 185 Est R 500 – 1 500 TREASURE, DOUGLAS (SA 1917 – 1995) – Beached Boats on the Shore. Watercolour, signed (34 x 49.5cm)

Lot 186 Est R 4 000 – 8 000 TUGWELL, CHRISTOPHER (SA 1938 – ) – Summer Flood. Oil on canvas on board, signed & inscribed with the title on the reverse (45 x 60cm)

Lot 187* Est R 500 – 1 500 ULLMANN, ERNEST (SA 1900 – 1975) – Gentlemen in Conversation. Oil & gold leaf on copper panel, signed (22 x 14cm) PLUS ULLMANN, ERNEST (SA 1900 – 1975) – Wine & Conversation. Watercolour on silk, signed with the artist’s initials (21 x 14cm)

Lot 188 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 VAN HEERDEN, LOUIS (SA 1941 – ) – A View through the Trees towards the Estuary. Watercolour, signed in pencil & dated ‘ 69 (37.5 x 54cm)

Lot 189 Est R 500 – 1 500 VAN DER REIS, GUNTHER FRIEDRICH JULIUS (SA 1927 – ) – Self-portrait. Etching, signed, dated ’51 & inscribed A/P (20 x 12cm)

Lot 190 Est R 1 000 – 3 000 VORSTER, GORDON FRANK (SA 1924 – 1988) – Weerlig Bome. Mixed media, signed & inscribed with the title in pen on the reverse (31.5 x 67cm)