9 December 2024
Paintings, furniture and varia

A silver dish. Copenhagen town mark, 1936. Weight app. 1640 g. L. 55.5. W. 37.8 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 8,000 DKK

  Next bid: 6,500 DKK   Your bid: 6,000 DKK

Two North Schleswig silver and glass stone vinaigrettes of vase-shape. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–6,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,100 DKK   Your bid: 2,000 DKK

"Christiansborg" silver cutlery, maker Svend Toxværd a.o. Weight excl. the knives 2213 g. (69)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 10,000 DKK

  Next bid: 9,000 DKK   Your bid: 8,500 DKK

Svend Toxværd: A pair of tall sterling silver candlesticks, fluted stems. Weight 573 g. H. 23 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 6,000–8,000 DKK

  Next bid: 3,000 DKK

A large 'Lotus' silver cutlery, Horsens sølvvarfabrik. Weight excl. pieces with steel 2654 g. (115)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 15,000–20,000 DKK

  Next bid: 11,000 DKK   Your bid: 10,500 DKK

A German silver and cut crystal wine jug, gilt interior. H. 25.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 6,000–8,000 DKK

  Next bid: 4,000 DKK

A Russian silver bowl with cloisonné enamel. Nikolaj Nemirov-Kolodkin, Moscow 1893. Weight 108 g. H. 4.2 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 6,000 DKK   Your bid: 5,500 DKK

"Rosenborg" silver coffee set, A. Michelsen, Copenhagen 1889, the dish/tray 1920. Weight 1173 g. (4)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 6,000 DKK

  Next bid: 3,200 DKK   Your bid: 3,000 DKK

A Danish Baroque style silver tankard. Indistinct marks. C. 1900. Weight 1175 g. H. 20 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–6,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,600 DKK   Your bid: 2,500 DKK

A baroque beaker of silver decorated with cartouche with initials and 1758. H. 10.8 cm. Diam. 9.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,500 DKK

A pair of German Rococo style 830S silver dishes and covers, weight 2044 g. Diam. 26 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 10,000 DKK

  Next bid: 7,500 DKK   Your bid: 7,000 DKK

A Russian partly silver-gilt coffee cup with saucer. Johan Manström, St. Petersburg 1862. H. in total 9 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

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

A Danish coffee set of silver comprising coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl. H. 8-20 cm. (3)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 3,000 DKK   Your bid: 2,900 DKK

Eight Danish silver coasters, weight 432 g. Diam. 8.5 cm. (8)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,550 DKK   Your bid: 1,500 DKK

Three Danish silver plates of which two with engraved house marks. Various makers. Weight 1664 g. Diam. 28 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 10,000 DKK

  Next bid: 7,000 DKK

Six 18th century Danish Rococo silver spoons, weight 340 g. (6)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,100 DKK   Your bid: 1,050 DKK

"Fluted" Danish silver cutlery, various makers. Weight excl. the knives 815 g. (32)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 3,200 DKK   Your bid: 3,000 DKK

A Danish silver plate, Cohr. Weight 456 g. Diam. 27 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,700 DKK   Your bid: 1,650 DKK

A sterling silver mocha set, E. Dragsted. Weight 636 g. (3)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,700 DKK   Your bid: 2,600 DKK

An oval silver Rococo style bonbonniere, gilt interior. Maker A. Michelsen, Copenhagen 1918. Weight 309 g. W. 12 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,150 DKK   Your bid: 1,100 DKK

10 anniversary gilt and enamelled sterling silver spoons. Georg Jensen. Weight 460 g. (10)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,950 DKK   Your bid: 1,900 DKK

A Regency style silver coffee set, maker A. Dragsted, Copenhagen 1901. Weight 1119 g. (3)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 4,400 DKK   Your bid: 4,200 DKK

A Danish Louis XVI gilt silver “hovedvandsæg”. Copenhagen 1786–1830. H. 8.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

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

A Danish parcel-gilt silver “hovedvandsæg”. Maker Paul Hansen, Tønder 1785–1830. H. 9.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–6,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,100 DKK   Your bid: 2,000 DKK

A pair of Russian silver-gilt, cloisonné enamel spoons. Presumably Nikolaj Zverev, Moscow 1908-1917. L. 17.5 cm. (3)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,200 DKK   Your bid: 1,150 DKK

A set of six Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel tea spoons. Nicholas Pavlov, Moscow 1908-1917. L. 15 cm. (7)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,700 DKK   Your bid: 1,650 DKK

A collection of twelve Russian silver cutlery pieces, among others Pavlov and Zorin. Before 1917. L. 14-16.5 cm. (13)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

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

A sterling silver heart shaped Christmas ornament. Preben Salomonsen for Tiffany & co. Weight 49 g. H. 12 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

A Danish, probably North Schleswig, silver vinaigrette of vase-shape adorned with colored glass stones, first half 19th century. H. 12.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

A Rococo silver vinaigrette, gilt interior, maker Troels Larsen Lund, Copenhagen 1741. H. 7.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,500 DKK

A Danish Rococo silver vinaigrette, gilt interior, maker probably Jørgen Nielsen Lind, licensed in Copenhagen 1740. H. 7 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,550 DKK   Your bid: 1,500 DKK

Danish fluted 19th-20th century silver cutlery, various makers. Weight excl. the knives 1027 g. (29)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 4,000 DKK   Your bid: 3,800 DKK

A pair of low silver candlesticks. Copenhagen town mark, 1937. Filled. H. 8.5 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

Two Scottish horn drinking cups with silver mounts. William Dunningham & Co, Edinburgh, 1898 and 1910. H. 2.5 and 3. L. 14 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

"Old Danish" silver cutlery. Cohr, Horsens Sølvvarefabrik a.m. Weight 1697 g. (43)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000–4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 7,000 DKK   Your bid: 6,500 DKK

Hans Peter Jacobsen: A silver water jug, bakelite handle. Cohr of Denmark, 1960. Weight 388 g. H. 28.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,550 DKK   Your bid: 1,500 DKK

Set of 12 sterling silver coasters engraved with fairy tale characters. A. Michelsen. Weight 432 g. Diam. 7.5 cm. (12)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000–3,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,850 DKK   Your bid: 1,800 DKK

A sterling silver dish/tray of ovoid form, maker Hugo Grün. Weight 477 g. 332 x 17.5 cm.

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 3,000 DKK

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

A silver chamberstick and two silver sugar bowls. 19th century. (3)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000–5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,000 DKK

Five sterling silver and 830 silver small saucepans, maker C.C. Hermann a.o. Weight 795 g. (5)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,500 DKK   Your bid: 2,400 DKK

A pair of c. 1900 Regency style silverplated candelabra, each for three candles. H. 48 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 2,000 DKK

  Next bid: 1,000 DKK

A pair of presumably Polish silver chamber sticks. 20th century first half. Weight 465 g. H. 7.5 cm. (2)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 4,000 DKK

  Next bid: 2,000 DKK

A collection of gilt sterling silver Christmas spoons and forks, decorated with enamel. Made by A. Michelsen. (24)

Selling 9 December

Estimate : 5,000 DKK

  Next bid: 4,600 DKK   Your bid: 4,400 DKK