Herwig Simons

Our stand at Lifaf London 2010 We will also participate the 2012 edition from 7 to 17 june

Richard Allen (British, 1933-1999) 'Untitled' 122 x 122cm. Unframed RICHARD ALLEN was an abstract painter and printmaker who also found time t...

Gouache on paper signed and dated upper right Jespers Floris Jespers was the son of the sculptor Emile Jespers (1862-1918). His brother Osca...

Jos schippers , Belgium 1868 - 1950 Typical work of the master of monkeys. Jos schippers loved to sketch in the Antwerp Zoo, and in particular th...

Life has never been easy in the Marshall Islands: the effort demanded to produce food continues to be great and the diet austere. Fish from the sur...

This Vintage Louis Vuitton Steamer Trunk is in good Condition some wear from age,ca.1920. Serial number 734768 with original coated monogram canvas...

Wonderfull tall lay-figure in walnut. lay figure. A doll-like model of the human figure, jointed so that it can be given all kinds of poses. It ma...

Rare early Chair from Carlo Bugatti. Carlo Bugatti was born in Milan on 16 February 1856, son of the architect and sculptor Giovanni Luigi Bugatti...

During the Italian Renaissance, modeling in wax took a position of high importance, and it was practiced by some of the greatest of the early maste...

These models were made by pupils of the Compagnonnage. Societies of journeyman in certain craft trades in France. The compagnonnages traced their...

Bacchus is an ancient Roman god, synonymous with the Greek Dionysus. He is typically shown as the god of harvest, grapes, fertility and theater. So...

Great Architectal Model Staircase in oak. Small model staircases apparently were made in the 18th and 19th centuries by architects, either as mode...

The hilt is in Rhino horn dressed in silver. The scabbard is of superior craftmanship silver decorated in classic Islamic floral motifs.

Rare Chinese Papier Maché Model for Acupuncture education.Acupuncture is the procedure of inserting and manipulating filiform needles into various...

Forks were symbols of power and influence in Fijian society. Used only by chiefs and priests who were forbidden from touching food prepared by othe...