Merapi - Merbabu

Merapi Obermayer (Dutch, b. 1947) So Many Lives, So Many Layers of Time, 1986 mixed media signed Merapi and dated (lower right) 34 1/4 x 33 1/2 inches.

Mixed media, pencil signed and dated '84. 12" x 16.5"w sight and 16"h x 20"w framed

8 Donghia Merbau wood and raffia arm chairs stamped 'Donghia' on underside of seat. Merbau wood frame, legs and arms with raffia woven seats and backs. Measures 36"H x 18.75"W (back); seat 17"H x 21.5

Set of 4 Purchased from DONGHIA Manhattan, NYC showroom in 1989, these four MERBAU design chairs of ebony wood and fine raffia, are in excellent condition. Sleek, modern, timeless.

from the limited production Merbau Collection designed by John Hutton (1947-2006) for Donghia, circa 1995 Marked underneath. Dimensions: H 29.5" x W 28.75" x D 35" x SH 14.25" Condition: Rubbing and f

A pair of rattan chairs designed for Donghia by John Hutton (1947-2006). Produced for the limited production Merbau Collection. Chairs constructed to light woven rattan against a darker mahogany frame

from the limited production Merbau Collection designed by John Hutton (1947-2006) for Donghia, circa 1995 Marked underneath. One chair has a shorter depth (D 28") Dimensions: H 29.5" x W 28.75" x D 35

Pair of French Rock Crystal and Bronze Figural Candlesticks , c. 1900, surmounted by a merbaby, tripartite base modeled as cherubs riding dolphins, h. 23 1/2 in., dia. 9 in., Note: lacking candle nozz

Description: 1974, oil on canvas, 95 x 140 cm, signed and dated on lower left Dimensions: 95 x 140 cm Artist or Maker: Nasjah Djamin Medium: oil on canvas Date: 1974

Merapi Obermayer (Dutch, b. 1947) Dead are Dead, But Those Who are Murdered Are Still Alive, 1984 mixed media 34 x 34 inches.

Oceania, Papua New Guinea or Merapi, finely painted seedpod with the mask of a idol. The painted face reveals an intricate depiction of a cone shaped skull and eyes with long drooping lines encircles

Goddess Durga as Mahishasuramardini, Indonesia, Java, ground find from Banyubiru/Merapi, 19th c., greenish-bluish patinated, incrusted bronze, comparatively peaceful, Javanese design of the armed godd

ROBINSON (CHARLES) - ARTWORK The Mer-baby, WATERCOLOUR, PEN AND INK, on thick paper, mounted, framed and glazed, image 330 x 192mm., sheet 355 x 225mm., signed ('Charles Robinson') lower right Footno

Merbau Rush Sofa, John Hutton for DonghiaOf Hardwood and rush cane in a geometric pattern.31in. (79cm) h. x 73in. (185cm) l.The limited production Merbau Collection was designed by John Hutton (1947-2

Beautiful and unique side chair with rare Merbau wood. Dimensions: H 36" x W 19" x D 20" x SH 16.75" Condition: Some breaks to wicker. Rubbing to wicker. Losses to finish. Some scuffs to chair.

Jérôme Abel Seguin (Born in 1950)ConferenceDining tableCharred merbau woodCreation date: 2022H 75,5 × L 300 × W 110,5 cm

Jérôme Abel Seguin (Born in 1950)Wave - Unique pieceCoffee tableSolid merbau wood monoxylonMonogrammed with 'JAS' engraved on the edge of the tabletopCreation date: 2015H 34,5 × L 145 &

Jérôme Abel Seguin (Born in 1950)Pair of stelesCharred merbau wood and ironstoneSigned and dated 'JAS / 2014', engraved on the basesH 160 × L 29 × W 27 cm

Jérôme Abel Seguin (Born in 1950)Bench - Unique pieceCharred solid merbau woodMonogrammed with 'JAS' engraved on the edge of the seatingCreation date: 2018H 76 × L 552 × W 56 cm

Pair of Rattan Wrapped Mahogany Armchairs from the Donghia Merbau Collection, designed by John Hutton, ca. 1990s, with removable velvet upholstered seat cushions, marked "Donghia" to frame underside,

Pair of French Rock Crystal and Bronze Figural Candlesticks , c. 1900, surmounted by a Merbaby, tripartite base modeled as cherubs riding dolphins, h. 23 1/2 in., dia. 9 in., Note: lacking candle nozz

Donghia Merbau John Hutton mahogany and wicker club chair and foot stool. Chair 30" x 33" wide.

LOT (4) BOXED THE LITTLE MERMAID ITEMS NRFB. INCLUDES "SEA WITCH URSULA" FROM THE GREAT VILLAINS COLLECTION, THE LITTLE MERMAID "FIGURE SET", "LET'S SWIM!" ARIEL & MERBABY SANDY AND FILM PREMIER EDITI

Oceania, Papua New Guinea or Merapi, finely painted seedpod with the mask of a idol. The painted face reveals an intricate depiction of a cone shaped skull and eyes with long drooping lines encircles