Object Listing

Morning Coffee in Paris

This Piece is for You. (Take this!! - Feeding the gulls)
(Restoration work done)

15 x wound beads of amber colour from the Oudepost archaeological site. Each bead is tagged with the following numbers, respectively:
OPI LE-H/2 B44;
OPI LE-H/1 B46;
OPI LE-H/2 B47;
OPI EO 34/1 B48;
OPI LJ/1 B49;
OPI EO33/4a B50;
OPI NA B51;
OPI LE-H/2 B53;
OPI LK/1 B54;
OPI LC/2 B55;
OPI LC/1 B57;
OPI EA/1 B58;
OPI NA B61;
OPI LC/1 B99;
OPI NO 39/2 B106.

15 x wound beads of amber colour from the Oudepost archaeological site. Each bead is tagged with the following numbers, respectively:
OPI LE-H/2 B44;
OPI LE-H/1 B46;
OPI LE-H/2 B47;
OPI EO 34/1 B48;
OPI LJ/1 B49;
OPI EO33/4a B50;
OPI NA B51;
OPI LE-H/2 B53;
OPI LK/1 B54;
OPI LC/2 B55;
OPI LC/1 B57;
OPI EA/1 B58;
OPI NA B61;
OPI LC/1 B99;
OPI NO 39/2 B106.

15 x wound beads of amber colour from the Oudepost archaeological site. Each bead is tagged with the following numbers, respectively:
OPI LE-H/2 B44;
OPI LE-H/1 B46;
OPI LE-H/2 B47;
OPI EO 34/1 B48;
OPI LJ/1 B49;
OPI EO33/4a B50;
OPI NA B51;
OPI LE-H/2 B53;
OPI LK/1 B54;
OPI LC/2 B55;
OPI LC/1 B57;
OPI EA/1 B58;
OPI NA B61;
OPI LC/1 B99;
OPI NO 39/2 B106.

15 x wound beads of amber colour from the Oudepost archaeological site. Each bead is tagged with the following numbers, respectively:
OPI LE-H/2 B44;
OPI LE-H/1 B46;
OPI LE-H/2 B47;
OPI EO 34/1 B48;
OPI LJ/1 B49;
OPI EO33/4a B50;
OPI NA B51;
OPI LE-H/2 B53;
OPI LK/1 B54;
OPI LC/2 B55;
OPI LC/1 B57;
OPI EA/1 B58;
OPI NA B61;
OPI LC/1 B99;
OPI NO 39/2 B106.

15 x wound beads of amber colour from the Oudepost archaeological site. Each bead is tagged with the following numbers, respectively:
OPI LE-H/2 B44;
OPI LE-H/1 B46;
OPI LE-H/2 B47;
OPI EO 34/1 B48;
OPI LJ/1 B49;
OPI EO33/4a B50;
OPI NA B51;
OPI LE-H/2 B53;
OPI LK/1 B54;
OPI LC/2 B55;
OPI LC/1 B57;
OPI EA/1 B58;
OPI NA B61;
OPI LC/1 B99;
OPI NO 39/2 B106.

Amethyst set in gold, probably the clasp of a gold chain.Object number 5 on the attached photograph

Recumbent Ivory Female Figure on black couch. A Chinese woman patient took such a figure with her when visiting her doctor. On it she could point to the area where there is pain thus avoiding the necessity for undressing.

temporary export of 51 ammonite specimens

1 small amphibian skull

The object is a fragment of bone < 6 cm in length.

The object is a fragment of bone < 6 cm in length.

The object is a fragment of shell < 6 cm in length.

The object is a fragment of shell < 6 cm in length.

Of trapeziod form,opening to reveal figures beneath a gold and diamond set tree

Of trapezoid form,as a terrestrial globe opening to reveal a figure hidden in a diamond and
gold cluster.

Of oblong form,the cover set with a fire,opal within diamond and gold surround with white
and yellow gold floral border

Artist: Irma SternTitle: An Arab Couple with a ChildSize (in frame): 60cm by 49.5cmMaterial and Technique: Oil on CanvasYear: Signed and dated 1942Provenance: The Current owner purhased it from Volks Auctioneers in Pretoria about 20 years ago.

Chased and engraved with scrolling foliage, the cover set with removable miniature of Le
Roi de Rome on the reverse a miniature of Napoleon concealing another of MarieLouise
the
miniatures.

Artist: Johannes Louis Wensel (German 1825-1899)
Title: “An Expedition in German East Africa (Tanzania)”
Size (in frame): 17 x 23cm
Materials and Technique: Gouche
Year:

The borders to the lid and base chased with scrolling foliage in green tinted gold on
matted ground the side panels with plain mounts and moulded borders unmarked circa 1810
Description of Loss

Description: The lid mounted with a panel of motherofpearl
and diamond set gold representing a
group of figures before a colonnade on blue enamel ground, the sides and base with similar small
group of motherofpearl
figures, the narrow gold borders engraved with diaperwork and foliage, the
lid with diamond thumbpiece, St petersburg, circa 1760, maker's mark N.H. perhaps for Andreeas
Nilsson Hall working at St Petersburg 174960.
The panels probably imported Berlin work.

Major J. Sparke Stabb's Anglo-Zulu War Diary, 14 June – 3 September 1879, leather-bound. The diary covers the last 3 months of the war and describes dealing with supplies to the troops and thefts of same, burying dead horses.

Faunal material (bone and teeth) from sites Letaba 6 and Letaba 7

fragmentary animal teeth

The portrait of Anna de Koningh is 38.0 cms across x 47.5 cms vertically – this includes the wooden frame, which is 3.5 cms wide. The actual sketch is therefore 31 cms across and 40.5 cms in height.
The artist is ABRAHAM SALM, who worked from the middle of the 17th century until well into the eighteenth, and visited the Cape, where he did some of his etchings.  The drawing is signed by him. The date on the drawing is stated as “Anno” 1685 – at the age of “Statis Suo?

For description of individual objects, please see "children" tab.Classic Arms (Pty) Ltd wishes to Export the twenty - one (21) objects to Charles Ferrandini in France. These objects are regarded as Antique and they will be shipped once the Export permit has been issued by he SAPS.

There Sixteen metal and wood antique firearms were assembled through articulation. The objects are being exported, permanently, to France by Classic Arms Pty Ltd. 

Forty-Four Henry Krank Antique Firearms with varying descriptions.