Funerary mask with a richly patinated finish, featuring a silver crown stamped "925 PERU". Such masks with characteristic ovoid eyes terminating in a point are associated with the Lambayeque culture named for a region near the modern city of Chiclayo on Peru's north coast. Dimensions: H 21 x W 22 cm.
Traditional Moroccan Qur'an amulet holder with coloured inlay and woven cord. Such boxes were designed to hold a miniature Qur'an or sacred verses and were worn as protective talismans, combining religious devotion with a belief in spiritual protection. Dimensions: H 11 x W 10 cm.
Traditional Moroccan Qur'an amulet holder with coloured inlay and woven cord. Such boxes were designed to hold a miniature Qur'an or sacred verses and were worn as protective talismans, combining religious devotion with a belief in spiritual protection. Dimensions: H 18 x W 16 cm.
Handcrafted Asian jade vessel sculpture, intricately carved with ornate details and mythical creatures. A remarkable sculptural object with an exceptional presence. Dimensions: H 140 x W 160 cm.
Handcrafted mosaic mirror from Tangier, Morocco, with an inlaid border in dusty rose, black and cream tones. One of a kind, with a distinctive contemporary aesthetic. Dimensions: H 61 x W 41 cm.
Paint on a substantial, cork-like curved substrate, where expressive layers of blue and white are punctuated by a vivid red accent. Its gently bowed form lends the work a subtle sculptural presence. By Imrani El Haddadi, Asilah. Dimensions: H 49 W 25 cm.
An evocative study of Asilah’s historic ramparts, rendered in luminous shades of blue and white. The artist reduces the fortified architecture to a striking geometric composition, suspended between landscape and abstraction. Paint on canvas, mounted on cardboard with visible staples, preserved as part of the artist’s original presentation. By Mustapha Gourmaj, born 1956, Ksar El Kebir, Larache. (Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles, 1977–78.) Signed lower left, dated 05/26. Dimensions: H 30 x W 16 cm.
An expressive interpretation of traditional Moroccan architecture, centred on a monumental, stylised arch set against an intense blue ground. The artist distils the architectural form to its essential geometry, using vigorous white brushstrokes to evoke light, texture and the character of the Mediterranean cityscape. Paint on wood. By Mustapha Gourmaj, born 1956, Ksar El Kebir, Larache. (Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles, 1977–78.) Signed lower left, dated 19/05/2026. Dimensions: H 29 x W 9 cm.