Archeological < Back PLATE Deep late from the Guanacaste culture, 4th period Costa Rica or Nicaragua circa 12 AD - 15 AD Polychrome terracotta Diameter: 19,5 cm (base 14,5cm); Depth: 5 cm Observations : Figurative composition with intricate simbolist motifs

Miscellaneous < Back IKEBANA BASKET, 19th c. Bamboo flower ikebana basket Japan L ate 19th century Condition: very good H 57,8 cm x D 17,4 cm

Contemporary Art < Back RAFAEL FRÁGUAS Brazil Born and raised in Brazil and currently working in Lisbon, Portugal. "The universe represented in my works is the one I feel most connected with; the inspiration comes from the surroundings, but especially from the way of interacting with materials and improvising with gestures. The working process for me doesn't start with any clear idea, but with the feelings I pass through." Academic education: 2020 - Degree in Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon, PT. 2015 - Degree in Plastic Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, São Paulo, BR. 2014 - Drawing, Oil Painting, Tempera and Engraving Course at the Ouro Preto Art Foundation, BR. 2012/2014 - Bachelor of Visual Arts, Fundação Armando Álvares Penteado, São Paulo, BR. 2012 - Street Art Course, Faculty of Fine Arts, São Paulo, BR. 2011 - Woodcut course, Museu Lasar Segall, São Paulo, BR. Solo Exhibitions: 2019 - Pintu Exhibition, Galeria AE da FBAUL, Lisbon, PT 2019 - Vinho for Free, Galeria AE da FBAUL, Lisbon, PT Collective Exhibitions: 2019 - Ludofolia, Centro Cultural da Malaposta, Lisbon, PT 2019 - Prima Vera, Galeria Ato Abstrato, Lisbon, PT 2018 - Verão Danado, IPDJ, Faro, PT 2018 - GAB-A, FBAUL, Lisbon PT 2017 - Pequenos Formatos, Galeria Monumental, Lisbon, PT 2017 - GAB-A, FBAUL, Lisbon PT 2016 - Young Minds Matter, Anjos70, Lisbon, PT 2016 - 227, Cascais Cultural Center, PT 2015 - 1st edition Paula Rego Prize, Casa das Histórias Paula Rego, Cascais, PT 2014 - Collective exhibition, FAOP, Ouro Preto, Minas Geraias, BR 2012 - Visual Transposition, Memorial da América Latina, São Paulo, BR Luz, 2020 spray, acrylic and graphite on paper 152,0x122,5 cm Humpty Dumpty, 2020 spray and acrylic on paper 150,3x114,0 cm Escadaria, 2020 spray, acrylic and graphite on paper 151x112 cm Copa, 2020 mixed media on paper 152,5x120,0 cm Bella, 2020 spray and graphite on paper 151,0x111,2 cm Arco, 2020 spray and graphite on paper 151x111 cm Ás de paus, 2020 mixed media on paper 152,5x117,5 cm A Pintura e a Serpente, 2020 mixed media on paper 152,5x113,5 cm

Miscellaneous < Back PIERRE JEANNERET DESK, 1960s Desk Designer: Pierre Jeanneret (Switzerland, 1896 – 1967) City of Chandigarh, India, 1960s Teak wood and leather H 71,5 cm x W 114 cm x D 77,5 cm

Ceramics < Back Hilbert Boxem (Netherlands 1931 - 2001) Netherlands, 1972, Gres, 25x41,3x12,8cm.

Miscellaneous < Back JOÃO LOURO, 2023 JOÃO LOURO (Portugal, 1963) From Left to Right #28 2023 Acrylic on canvas H 165,5 cm x W 160 cm

Tribal Art < Back "Gata" War Club Fiji Islands, Polynesia This "Gata" war club, of remarkable quality, is distinguished by the elegance of its lines and its red-brown patina, and by the superb contrast between the very great delicacy of the ornate decoration and the natural beauty of the apparent heart of the ironwood (casuarina), with a tormented vein. Gata clubs were used in Fiji as weapons of war and in religious rites. 77,5 cm (H)

Modern Art < Back EURICO GONÇALVES Untitled 1974 Mixed media on paper 75 x 45 cm

Miscellaneous < Back LINA BO BARDI BOWL CHAIR, 1951 Designer: Lina Bo Bardi (Italy, 1914 - Brazil, 1992) 1951 Metal, jute lining, fabric, foam Seat H 37 cm x D 86 cm; base H 32 cm x D 65 cm Note: seat frame damaged for use. The fabric is not from the period. Bardi's Bowl was designed by Lina Bo Bardi in 1951 as part of the furniture in her Glass House residence. In 1953 it began to be produced by Ambiente and has since been published in various foreign magazines specializing in architecture and design. Subsequently, Bardi's Bowl was published in 1985 by Núcleo 8 and in 2013 by Arper. However, these two editions differ in design from the Bardi's Bowl in question. Another 1951 Lina Bo Bardi's Bowl Chair is part of the collection of New York's MoMA museum. Collection: Auga Raridades Eireli

Modern Art < Back ZORAN MUSIC Autunno in Istria 1958 Gouache on Paper on Canvas 45 x 63 cm