Africa
Three Ashanti Chief's Crowns
Ghana, early 20th century
Johan Christiaan Alexander Willem Mulder (1895-1988)
‘African women’
Quirijn Maurits Rudolph Verhuell (1787-1860)
Two gentlemen in a Mauritian landscape, Port Louis in the background
A terracotta sculpture of a dodo
20th century, sculpted by Carlo Bellini for a terracotta factory in Tuscany
Ngombé (1942-1990)
‘Kneeling woman’
Charles H.D. Boland de Spa (1850-after 1903)
‘The Lion Family’
Charles Henry Joseph Cordier (1827-1905)
‘African Venus’ (1851)
’Saïd Abdallah of the Mayac Tribe, Kingdom of Darfur’ (1848)
A rare large Chinese export porcelain ‘Table Bay’ or 'Cape of Good Hope' dish
Dominique Van Den Bossche (1854-1906)
'Fille Sanco, 1905'
An extremely rare and splendid Algerian set of silver and red coral inlaid pistols and a toe-lock gun
Late 18th century, the gun dated 1182AH in Arabic (1768)
(sold)
Johann Christian Frederici (1766 - 1804)
Prospect van het eyland, en de rheede van St. Iago. Geteekend van Johann Christian Friderici / Verbeelding van de inwoonders op St Iago
Extremely rare and large view on the island and roadstead of St. Lago / depiction of the inhabitants on St. Lago
Porto Praia, Cape Verde, 1783
Jan Hoynck van Papendrecht (1858- 1933)
Boer warriors in South Africa, 1902
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Johannes Schumacher (act. 1776-1777)
Vue du Cap de Bonne-Esperance de l’Ouest, Gezigt van de Kaap der Goede-Hoop, van het Westen; Vue du Cap de Bonne-Esperance de la Baie, Gezigt van de Kaap der Goede-Hoop, van de reede; Vue du Cap de Bonne-Esperance de l’Est, Gezigt van de Kaap der Goede-Hoop, van het Oosten
Three large bird’s eye views of the Cape of Good Hope, after drawings by Johannes Schumacher, now in the Swellengrebel Collection, engraved by Fringham, and published by T.H. Schneider, Amsterdam, circa 1777.
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Marius Bauer (1867-1932)
‘Devotie in de Woestijn’ (Devotion in the Dessert near the pyramids of Gizeh, circa 1919)
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Madeleine Lefebvre (1900-1976) ‘Portrait of a Congolese girl’
A rare pair of Chinese export porcelain ‘Table Bay’ dishes
Qianlong period, 18th century
A commemorating glass with engraving of a farmer ploughing, an East Indiaman and a text reading: Het Lan’s Wel Varen An De Caap
(the country’s prosperity at the Cape of Good Hope)
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Maurice Jaubert de Becque (1878-1938)
‘Chimpansee’
Maurice Jaubert de Becque (1878-1938)
‘Walking elephant’
A rare and exquisite pair of Chinese export porcelain ‘Table Bay’ dishes Qianlong period, 1735-1750
(sold)
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A hardwood (Alstonia spp.) and leather ‘Chokwe’ throne chair with brass nails
Nine framed pencil and watercolour sketches depicting various African tribes by J. White, Esq., together with a book containing 41 tinted lithograph plates, after these and other sketches by J. White, and 21 pages with descriptions of the various tribes of South Africa
An Ivory Coast Guro ‘chair of importance’ with carved human figures
(sold)
French School (circa 1820)
Un esclave avec son famille est présenté devant Mécmet-aly
(sold)
Portuguese-colonial Angolan Ivory carved Sedan Chair hand Supports, marked ***A ***R DIAZ
A drawing of a Dodo
Second half 18th century
Vûe et description des Forts que les Hollandois, Anglois et Danois ont sur la Côte de Guinee, pour l’intélligence du Commerce que ces Nations font en ce païs-la
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Winifred Elizabeth Beatrice Hardman (1890-1972)
‘Zulu Dancers’
Winifred Elizabeth Beatrice Hardman (1890-1972)
‘Eve (The Snake)’
(sold)
Philip Reeves (Nairobi 1952)
A Massai/Rendille tribe girl from Kenya
Willem Troost (1812-1893)
Elmina Castle on the Gold Coast
(sold)
A Kingdom of Benin 'Prestige Chair'
Late 19th early 20th century
A collection of Ndebele beadwork
South Africa, circa 1920 till 1980
Jacob Hendrik Pierneef (1886-1957)
'Gereformeerde Kerk, Zuid Africa'
(sold)
G.R. Petereit (Late 19th/early 20th century)
“Groote Schuur”
A collection of Ndebele beadwork
South Africa, circa 1920 till 1980
Eduard Frankfort (1864-1920)
“On safari, South Africa”
A cold-painted bronze sculpture of a dancing man
A pair of charming Ivory Coast polychrome wood sculptures of dressmakers
Frans Oerder (1867-1944)
“Coconut rope weaver”
Dutch School (18th century)
“Arrival of a Dutch East Indiaman in Table bay”
(sold)
A Charming South-African blackened cedarwood and 'riempie' child's chair
Winand Antoine Leonard Naiken (Verviérs 1897 – 1962)
“Ngoski na Niska”
William James Cohen Stuart (1857-1935)
“Het Hollandsche Oefenescader liggende te Simonsbaai, 1876/77”, with the names of the ships, Zilveren Kruis, Curaçao, Leeuwarden and Van Galen.
A superb and Cape cabinet with silver mounts
(sold)
An ebony-and-bone-inlaid African ebony 'Lamu' chair (Kita Chaenzi - Chair of Power)
Madeleine Lefebvre (1900-1976)
Djinga, 1946
An impressive and important ambonya, stinkwood and pine Rococo Cape cabinet with ormolu mounts
Madeleine Lefebvre (1900-1976)
Danseuse Mutshioko, 1945
Madeleine Lefebvre (1900-1976)
Jeune fille Bakura m'fruja, 1946
A collection of African trade beads
Property from the collection of J. Veen & H.J. Dallmeijer
Flemish or Italian/Venetian School (18th century)
Portrait of a black African boy
(sold)
A glass with the engraving of an Indiaman with text “ONSE BEHOUWE REYS AAN DE CAAP”
A set of six meubles de port French armchairs with figural back splats in the form of African animals
A rare and early 'Laongo ivory' (hippopotamus), ebony and silver walking cane
A Babanki-Tungo tribe wood chief's “bats” stool
ALBERT CHARLES DEQUENE (1897-1973)
Still life with African masks, a carved wooden figure and textiles (circa 1932)
A Cape of Good Hope land grant, dated 7th July 1724, with red wax seal CDG Hoop and signed by the chief clerk of the “Raad van Justitie” Rijk Tulbagh (1699-1771)
A Cape of Good Hope manuscript of a land grant, dated 21 January 1780, signed by W.F. van Reede van Oudtshoorn and witnessed by P. Fauze, secretary of the Council Policy
Charles Michel Maria Verlat (1824-1890)
“Portrait of a vervet monkey (Chlorocebus pygerythrus)”
(sold)