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A JAMAICAN FAN,
composed of feather-shaped panels made from bark of the Lagetta Lintearia tree, fruit of the Mountain Cabbage tree, the Spatha and trimmed with ferns, with tortoiseshell sticks, circa 1880; another, less elaborate; a novelty cigar fan enclosing a cockade fan; three Javanese handscreens; a fan, the satin leaf painted with the portrait of a girl wearing a wreath of ivy, a house, fruit and monogram HAC, the verso with a bird and wildflowers, thought to be Australian, with bone sticks --17 in. (43.18cm), circa 1885; and nine other fans (16)
composed of feather-shaped panels made from bark of the Lagetta Lintearia tree, fruit of the Mountain Cabbage tree, the Spatha and trimmed with ferns, with tortoiseshell sticks, circa 1880; another, less elaborate; a novelty cigar fan enclosing a cockade fan; three Javanese handscreens; a fan, the satin leaf painted with the portrait of a girl wearing a wreath of ivy, a house, fruit and monogram HAC, the verso with a bird and wildflowers, thought to be Australian, with bone sticks --17 in. (43.18cm), circa 1885; and nine other fans (16)
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium, which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.
Sale room notice
Please note there are 15 fans in this lot, not 16.