2 November 2026Collecting Antique Treasures

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)

Johann Christoph Kiessling, attr.: A finely engraved goblet with bell-shaped cuppa, engraved with hunting scenes. Probably Saxony, 18th century. H. 20 cm.

Danish silver plaque; portrait of Crown Prince Frederik (VI). Maker Bendix Gijsen, Cph. 1806. H. 11.6 cm. W. 6.5 cm.

Two Italian figures in painted terracotta in the form of Christ. 18/19th century. H. 32–39 cm. (2)

A large Baroque carved and painted oak figure of the Ascension of Mary. Germany, 17th century. H. c. 130 cm.

Russian Baroque silver drinking bowl. Dated 1727. Apparently unmarked. Weight 75 g. H. 3 cm. L. 15.5 cm.

Early glass with conical longitudinally facetted cup. Potsdam, 1700. H. 18 cm.

A North Schleswig silver wax jack. Maker Peter Johannsen Petersen, Aabenraa 1833-1873. H. 16 cm.

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

Wooden head in the Form of a Grotesque Face. Germany, 15th–16th century (?). L. 20 cm.

Majolica plate, decorated in yellow and sepia with full sun motif. Deruta? 18th/19th century. Diam. 24 cm.

A Danish Baroque silver beaker. Maker Carsten Lauridsen, Copenhagen 1660. Weight 56 g. H. 5.5 cm.

Two pair of trumpet glasses "Perlkelchen” on a massive stem with air-filled pearls around a center pearl. Germany, 18th century. H. 17-22 cm. (4)

Pair of candlesticks in green glass in Baroque style. 19th century. H. 22 cm. (2)

A pair of Danish Louis XVI silver shoe buckles. Pres. maker Detleff Pape, Cph. 1747-1772. Weight 55 g. L. 5.5 cm. (2)

Chamberstick of cast and chased brass decorated with apostles. 17th century. L. 29.5 cm.

German Baroque silver inkstand. Maker Johann Philipp Riblinger, Augsburg c. 1712–1715. H. 7 cm. L. 16 cm. (4)

Oval mirror of punched brass on wooden frame. Sweden, 17th century. H. 66 cm.

A Norwegian sterling silver and enamel frame. Davdi Andersen, Oslo 1888–1925. Diam. 14.5 cm.

A German Baroque silver-gilt apostle spoon. Grabow town mark, Mecklenburg. 17th century. Weight 31 g. L. 16 cm.

Four Neapolitan chreche figures of wood of wood, papier-mâché and textile, comprising a.o Christ in the crib. 18th/19th century. H. 12–42 cm. (4)

Dutch mortar of bronze, dated 1634. Weight 2277 g. H. 11 cm.

A Danish Baroque silver cherub spoon. Unregistered maker's house mark. Late 17th century. Weight 47 g. L. 16.5 cm.

Bowl weight in bronze, presumably Germany, 17th century. H. 12/17cm.

Norwegian silver; a shoe buckle and a pendant. Beyer in Bergen 1774-1808 and Meyer i Bergen 1811-1821. (2)

Two baptismal basins in Baroque style of chased and punched brass. Presumably Germany, 18th century. Diam. 59 cm. (2)

An English George III sterling silver wine funnel. Luke, Proctor & Co., Sheffield 1791–1792. H. 14 cm. Diam. 8 cm.

A collection of fragmented and individual doll parts and other accessories for Neapolitan creshe figures. 18th/19th century

Giovanni Antonio Canal (called Canaletto), style, 18th century: View of Venice. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. 41 x 34.5 cm.

13 pieces of copper kitchen equipment, monograms for Queen Caroline Amalie and Crown Prince Frederik (VII). (13)

A 19th century pokkenholt mortar and its pestle.

Three Danish historicist silver serving pieces. V. Christesen, Copenhagen c. 1880. L. 26, 30 and 32.5 cm. (3)

An English Regency style gilt metal jewellery box. C. 1900. H. 4 cm. Diam. 7.5 cm.

A Danish Baroque silver rat-tail spoon. Maker Morten Christensen Kirchhof, Copenhagen 1736. Weight 52 g. L. 20 cm.

Architectural fragment in sandstone in the form of a caryatid with mascaron and volutes. 18th century. H. 110 cm. W. 31 cm. D. 26 cm.

Dutch painter, 18th century: Two hunting motifs with falconry from horseback. Unsigned. Oil on panel. 19.5 x 24.5 cm. (2).

Three Late Empire silver shoe buckles. 19th century. Weight in total 140 g. H. 5.5-7.4 cm. (3)

Ore lavabo converted into a ewer. Holland, 16th century. H. 13 cm. L. 21 cm.

Pot of ore. Holland 17th century. H. 24 cm.

A Danish Baroque silver table spoon. Maker Niels Svendsen, Copenhagen 1682. Weight 51 g. L. 19 cm.

Seven diverse Neapolitan chreche figures of wood, papier-mâché and textile, including Christ in the manger. 18th/19th century. H. 18-33 cm. (7)

Collection of Danish sealing waxes. Approx. 200 pieces.

A Danish Baroque silver beaker. Maker Dionis Willadsen, licensed in Næstved 1662-1693. Weight 158 g. H. 9 cm.

A small Rococo giltwood mirror, carved with scrollwork, combings and flowers. Germany, mid-18th century. H. 44 cm. W. 26 cm.

A Danish Rococo silver sugar nips. Maker Svend Jensen Klitgaard, Copenhagen 1752-1765. Weight 44 g. L. 12.5 cm.

A church chandelier of brass, 18th–19th century. H. 61 cm.

An English George III sterling silver sugar box. Maker Robert Hennell, London 1782-1783. H. 12 cm. W. 12 cm.

Two Baroque figures of carved wood in the form of putti, with remains of gesso and gilding. 18th century. L. 46 and 52 cm. (2)

A baptismal basin of embossed and chased brass, The Annunciation. Friesland, 17th century. Diam. 45 cm.

Norwegian Regency tea caddy in silver. Maker Ole Jensen Stær, Skien 1723–1765. Weight 228 g. H. 12 cm.

Bone game box for dominoes. Manufactured by prisoners of war during the Napoleonic Wars. Early 19th century. L. 25.5 cm.

French gold coin weight in case. First half of 19th century. L. 22 cm.

A German Baroque silver beaker. Maker Christian Mundt II, licensed in Hamburg 1648–1658. Weight 104 g. H 7 cm.

A German globe with stand of wood. Circa 1900. H. 57 cm.

Architectural Fragment in Sandstone in the Form of a Gargoyle. 18th/19th Century. H. 40 cm. W. 51 cm. D. 29 cm.

Mino da Fiesole, after: Portrait bust in painted plaster depicting Niccolò Strozzi. H. 50 cm.

Three Italian chreche figures in carved wood plus shoulder head. 19th century. H. 12-44 cm. (4)

A Blue Fluted porcelain dish, The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory c. 1800. 47.5 x 35.5 cm.

Norwegian Rococo smelling bottle in silver. Master Christian Madsen, Arendal 1735-1786. Weight 29 g. H. 6.5 cm.

A pair of English Wedgwood candlesticks of creamware. 18th century. H. 22.5 cm. (2)

Two Norwegian sterling silver-gilt cases with enamel. David Andersen, Oslo 1888-1925. Diam. 4.5 cm./L. 4.5 cm. (2)