28 October 2024
Paintings, furniture and varia

A set of 12 Italian sterling silver goblets, decorated with flowering branches. Late 20th century. H. 13 cm. (12)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 15,000–20,000 DKK

  Next bid: 12,000 DKK

A sterling silver basket, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1918. Weight 476 g. 20.5 x 20.5 cm.

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,900 DKK   Your bid: 1,850 DKK

A Danish silver hot chocolate pot, maker A. Michelsen, 1944. Weight 780 g. H. 19 cm.

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,600 DKK   Your bid: 1,550 DKK

A Danish Louis XVI silver chocolate pot with Juel-Brockdorff coat of arms. Maker Johan Michael Geelmand.

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 10,000–12,000 DKK

  Next bid: 7,000 DKK

"Herregård" silver cutlery made by Cohr, Denmark. Weight without parts of steel app. 1865 g. (74)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 6,000–8,000 DKK

  Next bid: 4,200 DKK   Your bid: 4,000 DKK

Three Danish 18th-19th century silver vinaigrettes (3)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,000 DKK

A Danish silver bowl with twin handles, maker Niels Christopher Clausen, licensed in Odense 1843. And a pair of butterboats, A. Michelsen, 1868. (3)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,000 DKK

Baroque cutlery, comprising silver, silver-gilt and metal knife and fork. Dated 1784. L. 16 cm. and 19 cm. (2)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 3,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,500 DKK

Eight silver plates. Copenhagen citymark 1936. Weight 4255 g. Diam. 27.7 cm. (8)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 18,000–20,000 DKK

  Next bid: 14,000 DKK

A Danish Rococo silver snuff box. Maker Andreas Brøndlund, Copenhagen 1750. L. 8.8 cm.

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,500 DKK

A silver Louis XVI style caster, Copenhagen town mark 1931 and a stem dish, Heimbürger 1956. Weight 474 g. Enclosed a silverplated caster. (3)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,050 DKK   Your bid: 1,000 DKK

Six Danish silver salt cellars, maker Andreas Hartvig, licensed in Køge around 1755. Weight 258 g. (6)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,500 DKK

A collection of seven silver pieces, among others bread basket, spoons and layer cake knife. 18th-1917. (7)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 4,000–6,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,200 DKK   Your bid: 2,100 DKK

12 gilt and enamelled sterling silver tea spoons, a tea strainer and tongues. J. Tostrup, Oslo 20th century. Weight 238 g. (12+2)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

Axel Holm a.o: Five cigar cutters of sterling silver and steel. L. 16 cm. (5)

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 2,500 DKK

  Next bid: 1,250 DKK

Danish late empire silver teapot. Maker presumably Niels Ebbesen, licensed in Copenhagen 1812. Weight 410 g.

Selling 28 October

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK