2 November 2026Collecting Antique Treasures

Small Baroque cabinet in painted black wood. Front with two doors, behind which numerous drawers. Partly 18th century. H. 42 cm. W. 37 cm. D. 27 cm.

A Danish Baroque silver spoon from Store Magleby on Amager. Master Johan Jagenreuter, Cph. 1764. L. 18.5 cm.

'the Farnese bull' bronze group figure after antiquity. Foundry marked Chiurazzi, Napoli (Fonderia Chiurazzi). A fitted painted wood pedestal included. (2)

A Danish gilt bronze chamberlain key with monogram for King Frederik VI of Denmark (ruler 1808-1839). H 12.5 cm.

Pair of archangels depictions. Italy, 19th century. In Gothic revival frames. 26 x 11 cm. (2)

Nøstetangen wedding glass “Chrystal Desert” with greyish tinted. Norway, 1760-1775. H. 16.5 cm.

A pair of Baroque candlesticks in brass with baluster-shaped stems on tall domed bases. Late 17th century. H. 25 cm. (2)

Store Kongensgade tureen of faience, decorated in blue. Gjerløf's period. 18th century. H. 24 cm L. 32 cm W. 21.5 cm.

Morten Jacobsen Tholdstrup: A Danish Baroque silver table spoon. Næstved c. 1669-1681/1723. L. 18.5 cm.

Collection of English glasses with facetted cuppa and stem, decorated in gold with wreaths. 18th century. H. c. 15 cm. (7)

A figure of carved gilded and painted wood in the form of a bishop saint standing with mitres and tunic. 17th century. Probably Austria. H. 143 cm.

A probably Swedish mid-17th century Baroque brass light shield. 64 x 64 cm.

A Danish Regence silver-gilt, gilt-metal and mother-of-pearl case. First half-18th century. H. 10.5 cm.

Rococo mirror of gilded wood and gesso, carved with rocailles, combs and flowers. Mid-18th century. H. 88 cm.

A German brass ore 18th century late Baroque candlestick. Later bronze spike. H. 44/58 cm.

A pair of Danish Empire silver shoe buckles. Maker Niels Holst Wendelboe I, Aarhus 1788-1811/1816. L. 7.2 cm. (2)

An English gilded bronze and enamel scent bottle. Presumably London or South Staffordshire. C. 1770. H. 9.5 cm.

A set of Danish twelve Baroque silver toddy spoon. Maker Jens Nielsen Studsgaard, Cph. 1760-1772. L. 18 cm. (12

Three royal copper kitchen pitchers with owner's monogram for Christian X and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark. (3).

Fuglestellet' four porcelain plates, barbed rim model with cartouches, Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory circa 1780. Diam. 25.5 cm. (4)

Large silver figure depicting a lion. Apparently unmarked. 18th century. Weight 1,567 g. H. 20 cm. L. 28 cm.

A Danish gentleman's watch chain of app. 14k gold. Second half-19th century. Weight 23 g. L. 37.5 cm.

Two boxes with weights and one ort weight (3).

German Rococo porcelain snuff box, decorated with butterflies and insects. 18th century. L. 14 cm.

A pair of Swedish brass candlesticks with two light arms set on a domed base. 18th century. H. 28 cm. (2)

A German Rococo Revival parcel-gilt wedding beaker. Wilhelm Weinranch in Hanau, c. 1900. Weight 248 g. H. 23 cm.

Collection of various Schlesian a.m. wine and schnapps glasses. 18th century. H. 11.5–15 cm. (7)

French casket of gilded and patinated bronze. 19th century. H. 25 cm L. 31 cm W. 19 cm.

Antonio Canovaafter, 19th century: Reclining lion of carved marble, on socle of red-veined marble. L. 27.5 cm.

Baroque-form travelling cutlery in gold, carnelian, enamel and iron. First half of the 19th century. In case. (3).

A pair of Danish Louis XVI silver shoe buckles. Maker Johan Henrik Smith, Cph. 1754-1779. L. 5.2 cm. (2)

Nøstetangen "Nøgen Jomfru" wine glass. Norway, c. 1750–1770. H. 19 cm.

Noël Hache (1630-1675), attributed. Mirror of inlaid and ebonised wood. France, 17th century. Frame dimensions 63 x 59 cm.

Renaissance iron clockwork mechanism, later brass gears. 18th and 20th centuries. H. 31 cm. W. 13.5 cm. D. 10 cm.

Delft tile picture of faience, decorated in blue with floral arrangement. 19th century. 82 x 55 cm.

A Danish Renaissance silver spoon, engraved with names and year 1624. Weight 47 g. L. 14.5 cm.

Enamel snuff box with gilt metal mounting. Presumably France, 19th century, second half. L. 8.5 cm.

Two pewter items comprising of a presumably German ear cup and a tankard. Ear cup L. 29 cm. H. 5 cm. Tankard H. 21 cm. (2)

A Danish Baroque silver snakeskin beaker. Maker Gievert Johansen Harder, Næstved 1686-1719. H. 11 cm.

Nøstetangen Freemason grey tinted glass, funnel-shaped cuppa with air-filled short stem on plain foot. Norway 1750–1770. H. 11 cm.

Italian figure of painted terracotta in the form of Christ. 18th/19th century. H. 48 cm.

French wine fountain in faience. Probably Lunéville, 18th century. H. 45 cm.

Baroque door to Roman Catholic tabernacle; gilded wood, probably Italy early 18th century. 64 x 46 cm.

A Swedish tapestry cushion panel, 19th century. Approximately 52 x 52 cm. Framed.

A pair of probably Danish mid-17th century Baroque brass light shields. 62 x 62 cm. (2)

A pair of Danish Louis XVI silver shoe buckles. Maker Rudolph Nielsen, Aabenraa, 18th c. L. 5.3 cm. (2)

A collection of medallions, seals and keys together with a compass, gilt silver, gilt metal and doublé. Primarily 19th century (19)

Russian water glass, monogram for Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his wife. Presumably 1896. H. 7.5 cm.

A North Schleswig Louis XVI silver vinaigrette. Maker Fridrich Christopher Hansen, Aabenraa 1760-1795. H. 7 cm.

A pair og Venetian dolphin candle sticks. C. 1900. H. 17.5 cm. (2)

A Scandinavian Baroque silver beake. Indistinct marks. First haf-18th century. Weight 142 g. H. 9.5 cm.

Five German Perlkelchen wine glasses. 18th century. H. 17-18 cm. (5)

Gothic mortar of bronze. Germany. 13th/14th century. Weight 1843 g. H. 8 cm.

Carl Gustaf Pilo, after, 18th century: Portraits of King Frederick V and Queen Louise. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. Each 39 x 30 cm. Period frames. (2).

Six Rococo silver spoons from St. Magleby on Amager. Maker Andreas Brøndlund, Copenhagen 1775. L. 21 cm. (6)

A small Rococo gilt bronze snuff box. Unmarked, probably France, 18th century. 5 x 3.5 cm.

A pair of Norwegian wine glasses of Hessian type. Hurdal, circa 1780s. H. 15 cm. (2)

North Schleswig fish-shaped partially gilt silver vinaigrette, the type of Haderslev. C. 1800. Weight 90 g. L. 9 cm.

C. F. Harsdorff: A pair of Louis XVI chairs. 18th century. (2)

Two Danish Louis XVI silver shoe buckles. Detleff Pape and Jacob Schouw. Copenhagen, 18th century. (2)

Johann Joachim Kändler, after: Two Bolognese dogs. Meissen, late 19th century. H. approx. 22 cm. (2)