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Important Winter Sale 637 Stockholm160162
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An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.

An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.
Estimate
50 000 - 60 000 SEK
4 410 - 5 300 EUR
4 600 - 5 530 USD
Hammer price
120 000 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Björn Extergren
Stockholm
Björn Extergren
Head of Consignment and Sales Department, Fine Art. Specialist Antique Furniture, Decorative Arts and Asian Ceramics
+46 (0)706 40 28 61
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An Egyptian painted wooden part of a coffin, Roman period ca 121 -245 AD.

Portrait of a lady 34 X 17,5 cm. TL test will follow the lot.

Provenance

From the collection of engineer Claes A Philips (1912-2000), thence by descent. Claes Philip was a passionate collector of Antiquities, Old Masters, Asian Works of Arts, fine European furniture and decorative arts. His eclectic home was presented in a spectacular way at Trollesunds Säteri up until 1965, thereafter in his home in Stockholm.

Bukowskis sold items from his Asian collection at sale 633.