2 November 2026Collecting Antique Treasures

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)

Three German engraved glasses. 18th century. H. 15.5–19 cm. (3)

An English George III sterling silver jug. Maker William Cripps, London 1779-1780. Weight 282 g. H. 12 cm.

A Russian silver and cloisonné enamel triptych frame. St. Petersburg 1908–1917. H. 12 cm. W. 8.5/17 cm.

An Italian wall console of gilded wood. 18th century. H. 111 cm W. 93 cm.

Rococo vinaigrette of silver. 18th century. H. 8 cm.

A French sterling silver pot, maker Charles-Auguste Péret, c. 1850. Weight 949 g. H. 23 cm

Six Danish Rococo and Louis XVI silver spoons, including master Thomas Westrup, Cph. 1792. L. c. 21 cm. (6)

Georg Christoph Grooth, after, 18th century: Equestrian portrait of Peter III. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. 78 x 72 cm.

A Danish Rococo silver vinaigrette. Maker Ditleff Pape, Copenhagen 1769. Weight 39 g. H. 7.5 cm.

Unknown artist, 18th century: Portrait of a girl in a white dress holding flowers. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. 77 x 60.

A Danish Baroque snakeskin silver beaker. Maker Daniel Schwartzkopf, Cph. 1709. H. 10 cm.

Painter unknown, 18th century: Two scenes of cavalry skirmish. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. Each 63 x 88 cm. (2).

Conrad Schrøder: Six silver forks with private monogram for King Frederik VII. Maker Conrad Schrøder, Copenhagen 1840. L. 20 cm. (6)

A pair of historicist gilt bronze mirror sconces from Charlottenlund Palace. C. 1870. H. 49 cm. (2)

A Danish Baroque silver spoon, later remodelled as a sauce spoon. Jürgen Etzmann II, Tønder 1695-1719. L. 16 cm.

Four Hessian-type wine glasses. Germany, 18th century. H. 15-17 cm. (4)

A Historicist silver coffee pot. Presumably Netherlands 1880s, with Copenhagen town mark 1907. H. 35 cm.

Leonard Schorer: Portrait of a French nobleman. Inscribed and dated Schorer pinxit Ao. 1765. Oil on canvas. 76 x 65 cm.

European Baroque silver chamber pot. First half-18th centuryt. Weight 453 g. H. 7.5 cm. Diam. 22 cm.

Antoniazzo Romano, after: Triptych with Madonna and Child flanked by Saint Peter and Saint Paul. Oil on wood. Overall dimensions including frame 70 x 82 cm.

"The Golden Horn Farm": Nicolai Hollesen's silver beaker. Maker L. Thiesen, Aabenraa 1729-1763. H. 9.5 cm.

English Queen Anne caster in Britannia silver. London 1712–1713. Weight 221 g. H. 18 cm.

Six silver vinaigrettes with pierced crowns, the four of heart-shaped form. 18th–19th century. H. 6–7.8 cm. (6)

A Spanish colonial walnut armchair with leather-mounted seat and back. 18th century. H. 152 cm.

Three Baroque wood panel fragments, decorated in brown and white with foliate ornaments. 18th century. H. 39 cm. W. 9, 25 and 30 cm. (3)

Two royal photographs; Christian IX and a group photograph from the time of his. Various sizes. (2)

"The Golden Horns"; two smaller silver-gilt reproductions of the golden horns, gilt silver. P. Hertz, Cph., 1942/1943. (2)

A German Rococo partially silver-gilt Maria Crown. Master Franz A. Lang, Augsburg 1765-1767. H. 22 cm.

Original handwritten deed, first half-17th century: Exchange of real estate between Christian IV and Jens Juel. Signed by the king. Dated 1622.