Paintings

Dutch 17th century painting, oil on canvas

Depicting dancing around the May pole near a farmhouse.  From the school of Richard Brakenburg, Haarlem 1650 - 1702. General condition is good.

Late 19th century Ship Diorama showing two sailing ships and a light house.

Detail

Detail

Created by Cpt. L Heiner. A German immigrant who was a merchant seaman Captain up until about 1920, and then lived in Cape Town

Leslie Harold Reinhardt: Abstract

Acrylic on hardboard, which is cut in relief.

Image size: 25 x 39.5cm

Reinhardt, born in 1933. Member of the board of the SAAA. Head of Fine Art Department, Pretoria Technikon.

Lothar Conrad: Colourful Table Bay

Accompanying this watercolour is  a litho print of it, with the following caption: “Colourful Table Bay: One of the Dutch dredgers anchored alongside the new island of sand that is to be risen in that part of Table Bay to be reclaimed for expanding Cape Town.” c.1930

Image size: 44 x 32cm.

Mounted and framed behind glass, including print

Nico Verboom: Frangipani

Signed and dated ‘84.

Image size: 46 x 60cm

Medium: oil on board

Nico Verboom, born 1927, Netherlands

Represented SA National Gallery

T. Williams: Union Castle Cargo Steamer SABINE.

The Sabine, 3809 tons, built 1894. Pictured here searching for the Waratah.

In order that the loss (of the Waratah) should be proved beyond a doubt the owners, in conjunction wth the Australian government and the underwriters, chartered the Union Castle cargo steamship Sabine to make a careful search of the southern ocean. She left Cape Town on September 11th 1910 having on board search-lights , towing apparatus, stores and an officer and 75 ratings of Royal Navy. On December 7th she returned without news of the missing liner, having covered 14,000 miles of sea.

Watercolour by T. Williams

Image size: 38 x 55cm

Framed behind glass.