SAADA Top Ten

BRONZE & IVORY FANCY DRESS (also known as PIERROT & COLUMBINE) – Demetre Chiparus – Circa 1925. A pair of cold-painted bronze and ivory figures, the male figure in a pierrot costume, the female representing a columbine (a pierrot’s sweetheart), on a brown onyx base. The pierrot has ivory hands and face, the columbine has…

Modernist Mexican silver bracelet – Designed by Antonio Pineda. (Heleen Bossi) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Stellenbosch Cell: 083 453 4360 Fax: 021 880 2108 Email: paisleys@mweb.co.za Website: www.paisleys.mahoonas.co.za

Pair of cloissoneee pelicans – Chinese – Mid 20th century – High 47cm. (Ricus Dullaert) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Tel: 011 483 2568 Cell: 073 152 9022 E-mail: dullaert.ricus@gmail.com Website: www.icons-dullaert.nl or www.chineseantiquesdullaert.com Specialist in Dutch 17th and 18th century antiques, Chinese porcelain and Chinese objets d’art.

Ornate vintage silver choker – made by Belgiorno. (Heleen Bossi) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Stellenbosch Cell: 083 453 4360 Fax: 021 880 2108 Email: paisleys@mweb.co.za Website: www.paisleys.mahoonas.co.za

      The Old Corkscrew showcases a small collection of 1950’s Travel posters. With their strong images, bold colours and unique history they are very popular today with both locals and visitors alike. Due to their size they have tremendous wall power and what made them so interesting was the fact that a lot of…

Sculptor: Lydia Da Silva Sitting Man – Bronze Sculpture – Lydia Da Silva. (Lydia de Dilva) S41 Church Street, Stellenbosh Tel: 021 855 0908 Email: paletteartgallery1@gmail.com Website: www.palettesculpturegallery.co.za Art Gallery in Stellenbosch that sells Bronze Sculptures and Paintings.

   Arts & Crafts silver table lighter by Albert Edward Jones marked for Birmingham 1922. Inscribed: THERE IS NO HERB LIKE IT UNDER THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN. (Jeremy & June Astfalck) 11 Main Road, Franschhoek, 7690 Tel: 021 876 3671 Fax: 021 876 3671 Email: jeremy@theoldcorkscrew.co.za Website: www.theoldcorkscrew.co.za GPS Co-ordinates: 33 54′ 21.23″S; 19 06′…

A pair of Cape Stinkwood and Yellowwood Inlaid Neo-Classical Chairs, late 18th c. The Neo-Classical Style was popular in Europe from about 1760 to 1820 and first reached the Cape in the late 1780s with the arrival of the French Troops to support the Dutch in defending the Cape against the British. The yellowwood inlay…