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October 2019 Auction - Full Auction Results 5th Avenue Auctioneers - October 2019 Auction - Full Auction Results PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Lot Hammer Price Description Number (ZAR) 1 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Rug, 150 x 107 2,000 2 A Persian Hand Knotted Mahal Rug, 200 x 105 2,200 3 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 290 x 214 6,600 4 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 420 x 298 7,800 5 A Persian Hand Knotted Tabriz Rug, 140 x 90 1,100 6 A Persian Hand Knotted Yalameh Carpet, 384 x 300 - 7 A Persian Hand Knotted Tabriz Carpet, 295 x 205 4,400 8 A Persian Hand Knotted Zanjan Runner, 307 x 108 2,500 9 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 390 x 315 10,000 10 A Persian Hand Knotted Turkaman Rug, 160 x 85 1,000 11 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 310 x 206 5,400 12 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 390 x 290 5,000 13 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Rug, 220 x 127 1,900 14 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 300 x 197 4,000 15 A Persian Hand Knotted Najafabad Carpet, 415 x 286 8,000 16 A Persian Hand Knotted Lori Rug, 170 x 142 2,000 17 A Persian Hand Knotted Mahal Carpet, 305 x 202 1,500 18 A Persian Hand Knotted Najafabad Carpet, 380 x 296 7,000 19 A Persian Hand Knotted Mir Runner, 308 x 108 4,000 20 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 308 x 207 7,200 21 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 373 x 246 6,000 22 A Hand Knotted Kazak Runner, 301 x 81 4,600 23 A Persian Hand Knotted Sarough Carpet, 305 x 212 7,800 24 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Carpet, 410 x 273 6,600 25 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Carpet, 157 x 104 1,600 26 A Persian Hand Knotted Ardakan Carpet, 336 x 240 4,000 27 A Persian Hand Knotted Kazak Runner, 294 x 85 3,400 28 A Persian Hand Knotted Sabzevar Carpet, 303 x 198 3,400 29 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 382 x 297 5,200 30 A Persian Hand Knotted Beluchi Rug, 155 x 107 1,700 31 A Persian Hand Knotted Meshkabad Carpet, 338 x 240 2,000 32 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 295 x 198 4,400 33 A Persian Hand Knotted Beluchi Runner, 280 x 75 1,600 34 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 355 x 245 5,800 35 A Persian Hand Knotted Bidganeh Rug, 200 x 120 2,800 36 A Persian Hand Knotted Sabzevar Carpet, 400 x 303 5,800 37 A Persian Hand Knotted Koliayi Rug, 240 x 142 1,400 38 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 310 x 224 5,500 39 A Persian Hand Knotted Najafabad Carpet, 395 x 280 10,000 40 A Persian Hand Knotted Kazak Runner, 313 x 78 4,100 41 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 298 x 193 5,400 42 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 348 x 242 5,500 43 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Rug, 155 x 100 1,700 44 A Persian Hand Knotted Joshegan Carpet, 380 x 270 5,000 45 A Hand Knotted Nepalese Carpet, 289 x 197 1,300 46 A Persian Hand Knotted Ardekan Carpet, 370 x 255 4,000 47 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner, 400 x 103 5,600 48 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 385 x 300 4,000 49 A Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 295 x 192 2,000 50 A Persian Hand Knotted Indo Gabbeh Carpet, 198 x 205 1,200 51 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 356 x 259 - 52 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner, 300 x 113 3,400 53 A Hand Knotted Silk Filled Bokhara Rug, 243 x 150 6,200 01/11/2019 09:33:57 October Auction 2019 - Sunday, 27 October 2019 Page 1 of 10 54 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 402 x 300 11,200 55 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Carpet, 314 x 230 6,200 56 A Persian Hand Knotted Tabriz Carpet, 322 x 250 3,200 57 A Persian Hand Knotted Beluchi Carpet, 260 x 115 2,600 58 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 375 x 265 7,000 59 A Persian Hand Knotted Mahal Rug, 130 x 85 1,800 60 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 390 x 304 5,200 61 A Persian Hand Knotted Tursekan Runner, 432 x 119 4,800 62 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Carpet, 312 x 214 7,000 63 A Persian Hand Knotted Najafabad Carpet, 365 x 237 3,000 64 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 385 x 289 7,800 65 A Persian Hand Knotted Goltogh Rug, 119 x 79 2,200 66 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 343 x 245 4,000 67 A Persian Hand Knotted Tabriz Rug, 155 x 100 1,000 68 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Carpet, 275 x 205 7,600 69 A Persian Hand Knotted Khorasan Carpet, 375 x 285 5,400 70 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Rug, 167 x 100 2,300 71 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 294 x 190 5,800 72 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Rug, 226 x 133 4,000 73 A Persian Hand Knotted Joshegan Carpet, 375 x 265 - 74 A Hand Knotted Silk Keshmiri Rug, 162 x 97 6,000 75 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Rug, 200 x 133 - 76 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 403 x 303 9,400 77 A Persian Hand Knotted Silk and Wool Isfahan Rug, 147 x 100 10,000 78 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 395 x 295 5,400 79 A Hand Knotted Silk Kashmiri Rug, 246 x 171 18,000 80 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Rug, 198 x 147 5,600 81 A Persian Hand Knotted Silk and Wool Isfahan Rug, 168 x 106 - 82 A Hand Knotted Silk Keshmiri Rug, 157 x 91 6,000 83 A Hand Knotted Silk Keshmiri Rug, 98 x 60 2,600 84 A Persian Hand Knotted Mir Rug, 247 x 140 3,000 85 A Hand Knotted Silk Keshmiri Rug, 185 x 96 6,500 86 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Rug, 124 x 83 2,400 87 A Persian Hand Knotted Mashad Carpet, 350 x 243 2,800 88 A Persian Hand Knotted Bakhtiari Rug Circa 1940, 201 x 143 5,000 89 A Persian Hand Knotted Silk and Wool Isfahan Rug, 165 x 111 11,000 90 A Persian Hand Knotted Najafabad Carpet, 355 x 250 4,600 91 A Persian Hand Knotted Beluchi Rug, 215 x 120 2,200 92 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner, 300 x 100 3,200 93 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner, 320 x 111 3,100 94 A Persian Hand Knotted Turkaman Rug, 193 x 123 800 95 A Persian Hand Knotted Hamadan Runner, 337 x 111 4,200 96 A Persian Hand Knotted Heriz Carpet, 506 x 355 32,000 97 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 410 x 310 18,000 98 A Persian Hand Knotted Nain Carpet, 299 x 201 9,500 99 A Persian Hand Knotted Silk and Wool Isfahan Rug, 153 x 105 - 100 A Persian Hand Knotted Nain Carpet, 298 x 198 11,500 101 A Persian Hand Knotted Kashan Carpet, 385 x 270 9,500 102 A Persian Hand Knotted Moud Carpet, 302 x 200 10,000 103 A Persian Hand Knotted Nain Carpet, 290 x 194 9,500 104 - 150 No Lots SOUTH AFRICAN AND INTERNATIONAL OIL PAINTINGS, WATERCOLOURS, ETCHINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS Lot Hammer Price Description Number (ZAR) 151 Stefan Ampenberger (SA 1908 - 1983) Watercolour, Landscape, Signed, 24 x 33 1,400 Gabriel de Jongh (SA 1913 - 2004) Watercolour, Table Mountain, Signed, 23 x 152 2,000 32 01/11/2019 09:33:57 October Auction 2019 - Sunday, 27 October 2019 Page 2 of 10 David Botha (SA 1921 - 1995) Linocut, "Paarl Museum", Signed & Numbered 153 - 89/100 in Pencil, 31 x 26 154 De Wet Matthee (SA, born 1979) Oil, Landscape with Church, Signed, 22 x 31 3,000 Ted Wasi (SA 20th C) Acrylic, "Butterfly Seeking Happiness", Signed & Dated 155 1,300 '11, 61 x 71 156 Carl Buchner (SA 1921 - 2003) Oil Sketch, Nude, Signed, 39 x 29 - Strat Caldecott (SA 1886 - 1929) Pencil Sketch, "Caledon Road", Signed Titled 157 - & Dated '27, 22 x 36 158 Cecil Higgs (SA 1898 - 1986) Ink, Donkey Cart, Signed & Dated '57, 42 x 26 - Ezrom Legae (SA 1938 - 1999) Lithograph, Abstract Egg & Bird, Signed Dated 159 - '86 Numbered 92/100 in Pencil, 75 x 55 sheet size 160 Frans Claerhout (SA 1919 - 2006) Mixed Media, Mother & Child, Signed, 41 x 27 - Frederike Stokhuyzen (SA, born 1938) Oil, Port Elizabeth, Signed & Dated '69, 161 2,800 45 x 60 162 Leo Theron (SA, born 1926) Oil, Abstract, Signed, 40 x 53 - 163 Francois Krige (SA 1913 - 1994) Mixed Media, Village Scene, Signed, 23 x 34 - Stefan Ampenberger (SA 1908 - 1983) Oil, Landscape with Buildings, Signed, 164 - 30 x 37 Ignatius Marx (SA, born 1962) Oil, River Landscape, Signed & Dated '07, 60 x 165 - 75 Pranas Domsaitis (SA 1880 - 1965) Pastel, Farm Landscape, Signed with 166 - Monogram, 26 x 34 James Thackwray (SA 1919 - 1994) Oil, "Coloured Women Genadendal", 167 - Signed Titled Verso, 48 x 34 Walter Battiss (SA 1906 - 1982) Portfolio of 9 Lithographs, "Predominantly 168 Limpopo", Signed & Numbered 8/200 in Pencil by Giles Battiss, various sheet 5,000 sizes Edward Roworth (SA 1880 - 1964) Oil, Lake Landscape with Figures on a Road, 169 6,000 Signed, 67 x 103 170 Ezrom Legae (SA 1938 - 1999) Ink, Abstract Figure, Signed & Dated '93, 61 x 47 - Gabriel de Jongh (SA 1913 - 2004) Oil, Mountain Landscape with Cape Dutch 171 16,500 Homestead, Signed, 60 x 90 172 Portchie (SA, born 1963) Oil, Still Life Flowers, Signed, 60 x 75 18,000 173 Christiaan Nice (SA, born 1945) Oil, Donkey Cart & Rural Shop, Signed, 50 x 75 22,000 174 Pranas Domsaitis (SA 1880 - 1965) Oil, Landscape, Signed, 44 x 58 22,000 Gerard Sekoto (SA 1913 - 1993) Oil, West African Figures, Signed & Indistinctly 175 - Dated, 26 x 20 Hennie Niemann (SA, born 1941) Oil, Woman with Arum Lilies, Signed & Dated 176 - '17, 60 x 51 177 Alfred Krenz (SA 1899 - 1980) Oil, Still Life, Signed & Dated '39, 62 x 53 - Pranas Domsaitis (SA 1880 - 1965) Oil, Landscape, Signed with Monogram, 34 178 - x 46 Gregoire Boonzaier (SA 1909 - 2005) Pastel, Still Life, Signed & Dated 1993, 43 179 - x 30 180 Errol Boyley (SA 1913 - 1993) Oil, Buildings Amongst Trees, Signed, 50 x 74 20,000 Titta Fasciotti (SA 1927 - 1993) Oil, "Waterhole Great Karoo", Signed Titled 181 30,000 Verso, 50 x 75 182 Frans Claerhout (SA 1919 - 2006) Oil, Mother and Child, Signed, 100 x 67 - Enslin du Plessis (SA 1894 - 1978) Oil, "The Wreck St.
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