The year’s final Live Auction
We are closing out the year with a Live Auction featuring the very best in art, design, antiques, watches, jewellery, and handbags.
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Behind every object at our auctions lies a story. Some stories stand out due to the object’s quality, provenance, craftsmanship, or cultural-historical significance.
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The year’s final Live Auction
We are closing out the year with a Live Auction featuring the very best in art, design, antiques, watches, jewellery, and handbags.
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Kai Nielsen & The Aarhus Girl
Kai Nielsen stands as the renewer of modernist sculpture in Denmark. His 1921 masterpiece “Aarhuspigen” (The Aarhus Girl) seems to rise from the earth in all its youthful vigour and beauty. Now, a bronze cast of the sculpture is coming up for auction.
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Elisabeth Jerichau Baumann: Life, light and carnival
We invite you to a colourful celebration with Elisabeth Jerichau Baumann’s Roman carnival scene. She was something of a trailblazer: as one of the few female artists of Denmark’s 19th-century Golden Age, she forged a professional career and won international recognition.
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Danish designers, cabinetmakers and pioneers
A wardrobe from Poul Henningsen’s own home, furniture by one of the early female master cabinetmakers, and rare works born from some of the most important collaborations in Danish design are coming up for auction. Together, they tell the story of the craftsmanship behind Danish furniture design.
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Asger Jorn – Between Paris and Silkeborg Sanatorium
Asger Jorn was audacious and driven by a restless creative impulse. He became a catalyst for artistic inventiveness and living creativity, making him a figure on everyone’s lips. At this year’s final Live Auction, we present two of his works – created before and after the CoBrA years.
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A piece of history from Broholm Manor
A paper cut by Hans Christian Andersen, a gold ring worn at the baptisms of 14 Sehested children, and an order chain belonging to Denmark’s last prime minister before the introduction of parliamentarism. Historical objects from Broholm Manor are now coming up for auction.