Miscellaneous < OBJECTS MISCELLANEOUS & ART FAIRS IKEBANA BASKET, 19th c. GIUSEPPE RIVADOSSI STOOLS, 1970 LINA BO BARDI STOOLS, 1979-1982 RUSTIC TRIPOD STOOL, early 20th c. CHAIR, 1960s ROMAN AMPHORA, 1st-2nd c. BC MISUYA LOW CABINET, early 19th c. AFRICAN KANAGA MASK, XX c. PIERRE JEANNERET DESK, 1960s ANTÓNIO PALOLO, 1972 JOÃO LOURO, 2023 CARLA ACCARDI, mid-1990s JOSÉ ZANINE CALDAS MESA, 1970s-1980s TRUNK TABLE, 1960s ARTURO CARMASSI, 2000-2005 CESARE BERLINGERI, 2004 EDUARDO NERY, 2004 EURICO GONÇALVES, 1959 NICOLETTA GATTI, 2018 VASCO COSTA, 1971 OLIVIER GIROUD CERAMICS, 1982 PRE COLUMBIAN VASE, 100-800 AD TERESA PAVÃO CERAMICS, 2015-2022 LAMBAYEQUE VASE, 1100-1400 AD PIERRE JEANNERET CHAIR, 1960s IKEBANA BASKET, 1950s GIUSEPPE RIVADOSSI BENCH, 1970 GERRIT RIETVELD ZIG ZAG CHAIR, 1960s JOSÉ ZANINE CALDAS ARMCHAIR, 1979 STOOLS, 1960s ROMAN AMPHORA, 5th c. AD PRE-COLUMBIAN CACHE-SEXE, 7th-8th c. AFRICAN YAKA MASK, ca. 1970 BUST OF EMPEROR, late 16th-early 17th c. JANNIS KOUNELLIS, 1995-2000 ROBERTO CRIPPA, 1971 JOÃO PAULO FELICIANO, 1986 LINA BO BARDI BOWL CHAIR, 1951 PIERRE JEANNERET CHAIR, 1960 ca. ARTURO CARMASSI, 1994 EDUARDO NERY, 2004 EDUARDO NERY, 1975 NICOLETTA GATTI, 2019 NICOLETTA GATTI, 2024 SATORU SATO, 1965 PRE COLUMBIAN VASE, 100-800 AD PRE COLUMBIAN VASE, 100-800 AD NAZCA VASE, 200-600 AD LOBED VASE, 2nd c. BC-2nd c. AD

Tribal Art < DECORATIVE ARTS TRIBAL ART Calabash Palm Wine Pitcher Cameroon Early 20th Century Small Salampasu Mask Salampasu people, Dem. Rep. of Congo Lega Mask Democratic Republic of the Congo Early 20th Century Malaitan War Club I Solomon Islands, Alafolo, late 19th century to early 20th century Lega Stool Congo, late 19th century/early 20th century Sokuma mask Tanzania, 19th century Mask from Abelam Culture Papua New Guinea (Sepik river tribes), Mid 20th century Dan Ge Gon Bird Mask Dan people, Northwestern Ivory Coast/Liberia Early 20th Century Hembe Mask Hembe - Dem. Rep. Congo Macana Arara of Rio Branco, Brazil Late 19th century "Gata" War Club Fiji Islands, Polynesia Malaitan War Club II Solomon Islands, Alafolo, Late 19th century early 20th century Gun powder box North Africa, 19th century Small Dan Mask Dan People, Ivory Coast Hyena Mask Mali Early 20th Century Makonde Body Mask Mozambique/Tanzia c. 1916/70 Dinka Stool Sudan, late 19th century/early 20th century New Caledonian War Club New Caledonian, Melanesian, Late 19th Century "Ojegu" Dance Crest Igala people, Akpa region

Contemporary Design < DESIGN CONTEMPORARY DESIGN WELSH MODEL CONSOLE TABLE PROTOTYPE, 2019 ANTIMOLD #10, 2020

Modern Art < Back ANDRÉ LANSKOY Untitled 1973 Gouache and Collage on Cardboard 66 x 43 cm

Miscellaneous < Back BUST OF EMPEROR, late 16th-early 17th c. Bust of the Roman Emperor Aulus Vitellius Germanicus (12/15 AD - 69 AD) Late 16th - early 17th century Marble H 21 cm Notes: nose broken and restored, neck glued

Ceramics < Back Peter Zweifel (Germany, 1949 - 1989) Germany, 1980s, Gres, D24x18cm

Miscellaneous < Back AFRICAN KANAGA MASK, XX c. African Kanaga Mask People: Dogon Type: Kanaga, a mask worn at rituals called dama , whose goal is to transport the souls of deceased family members away from the village and to enhance the prestige of the deceased and his descendants. Mali, second or third quarter of the 20th century Wood, rope and natural pigments H 100 cm x W 55 cm x D 22 cm

Tribal Art < Back Malaitan War Club II Malaitan War Club, Solomon Islands Alafolo Late 19th century early 20th century Malaita is one the most populous island of the Solomon Islands on the Pacific Ocean. Malaitans war clubs are usually made of tooa, a reddish hardwood. Most finished clubs are submerged in mud (saltwater or fresh) for about a month, during which time they acquire a glossy black finish. Incised designs are filled with white lime or the ground powder from a white stone called foulafu. This is done temporary and before social gathering. Alafolo (or Afui) are anthropomorphic clubs. Blows are struck with both edges of the club, not the nose. Sizes ranges from under 90 cm to 120 cm in length. There are different designs for the eyes of the Alafolos, the most common being laa’engari, they are often incised. Some Alafolo have a design representing a butterfly proboscis on the handle. The carved base of the handle (googou) may be incised also. A hole may be drilled on either side of the nose in which are inserted leaves (Lycopodium fern) that are used for protection against sorcery. 98cm (H)

Miscellaneous < Back PRE-COLUMBIAN CACHE-SEXE, 7th-8th c. Pre-Columbian Cache-Sexe Used to cover the private parts of the dead in burial ceremonies Peru, 7th-8th century Parrot feathers on natural fibers H 33,5 cm x W 25 cm

Archeological < Back FLATTENED VASE Flat vase from the Chimú culture, Peru Circa 9 AD - 12 AD Dichrome terracotta H 21 x W 17 x D 15 cm Observations : Reliefs decorated with high dignitaries, one of which is wielding a ceremonial instrument, tumi .