Strauss & co - 7 October 2019, Cape Town

129 470 A Cape stinkwood and witels wakis, 19th century the moulded rectangular hinged top applied with a brace, the tapering sides applied with iron carrying-handles, traces of paint, 48cm high, 95cmwide, 55,5cm deep R15 000 - 20 000 471 A large Linnware vase, 1930s the ovoid body with slightly flared neck, glazed in shades of mottled turquoise, green and blue, glaze chips to the foot, impressed dish mark, 38cm high R15 000 - 20 000 PROVENANCE From The Andrew Newall Collection. 472 - 480 No Lots 468 A Cape teak and brass-bound pickle balie and cover, late 19th century the tapering sides incorporating a pair of pierced handles, with fitted lead liner, restoration, 19,5cm high, 25,2cmwide over handles R5 000 - 7 000 469 A Cape teak and brass-bound water balie and cover, 19th century the circular tapering body applied with a later brass tap, the sides applied with a swing-handle, the cover surmounted by a shaped wooden handle, the cover later inscribed to the reverse EUGENIE ALEXA GLATTHAAR, EA GLATTHAAR, GIVEN BY DADDY (A.V. VELDEN), 38cm high R8 000 - 10 000 PROVENANCE Eugenie Alexa Glatthaar was born Eugenie Alexa van Velden on 24/1/1930 and died 11/5/1998. Her father was Alexander Reid van Velden who was born in 1891 in Ladismith in the Cape Colony and died in October 1966. 468 469 470 471