Antique & Collector's Sale

 

S.A. Fine Art, Antiques and Collector’s Sale

27th July at 10H00 and 14H30

 

We invite you to view our next Fine Art, Antiques and Collectors Sale that will be taking place on the 27th July 2011.

 The first session at 10H00 on Wednesday 27th July is highlighted by a large early 20th century Lalique “Salmonides” stained blue glass vase, a fine selection of Chinese ceramics including a large mid 19th century famille rose punch bowl, a fine German gilt bronze and ivory figure, large 20th century Murano glass figure, a collection of Royal Doulton figures, selection of art and South African flora and fauna related books, Royal Doulton “Pansy “ tea service, pair of 19/20th century Polish silver Sabbath candlesticks, early 20th century Italian alabaster bust, 22 inch Shirley Temple doll – circa 1930’s, a selection of 19th and 20th century silver, Royal Albert, late Victorian inlaid mahogany mantle clock, early 20th century silvered metal table lamp, selection of Tekno die cast model cars, large collection German and English teddy bears, collection of Union Castle memorabilia etc

 The second session of the sale, starting at 14H30 on Wednesday 27th July will comprise a fine selection of South African art including works by William Kentridge “Studio Portrait”, Terence McCaw, Gabriel de Jongh, Sir William Russell Flint charcoal and red conte, Jan Dingemans, Tinus de Jongh “View of Table Mountain, Carlo Sdoya, Larry Scully, Frans Claerhout, Ted Hoefsloot, Cecil Aldin, Aubrey Beardsley, Walter Westbrook, selection of jewellery and wristwatches, selection of Persian and Oriental carpets, a large selection of 19th century English and Continental furniture.

 

 

 

Viewing: -      

Saturday        23rd July     09H00 – 13H00

Sunday           24th July     10H00 – 13H00

Monday         25th July      09H00 – 17H30

Tuesday         26th July      09H00 – 15H30

 

 

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