Sell at Auction!

If you have items that you are considering selling at auction, then please feel free to come by for a visit - we are open on weekdays and Saturdays for a free and non-binding valuation at our locations in Copenhagen and Aarhus. See addresses and opening hours

At the upcoming international auction, we have a special focus on art and antiques from Asia and Russia, classic Danish modernism and design, Danish Golden Age art and treasures from the cabinet of curiosities.​​​​​​

Consignment Deadlines

Consignments for online auctions can be made on an ongoing basis. The consignment deadlines for the upcoming international auction are as follows:

• Asian and Russian art and antiques: 4/10

• Antique and modern decorative art: 11/10

• Antique furniture, bronzes and carpets: 16/10

• Jewellery and wristwatches: 16/10

• Fine art: 23/10 

• Modern art and design: 30/10

High Demand and Impressive Hammer Prices 

Our auctions are gaining increased international attention, and we continue to match international prices. This is due to our expertise within many specialised areas, a focused marketing effort and a network of strong buyers across the world. We have recently completed an international auction, where some of the most impressive prices include:

• Paul Fischer: “The King's birthday. The Royal Guard in red dress uniforms walking down Østergade". Oil on canvas. 150 x 150 cm. Sold for DKK 2.1 million

• Pierre Alechinsky: "Son p’tit bonhomme de chemin" (1997). Acrylic on paper laid down on canvas. 150 x 120 cm. Sold for DKK 900,000.

• Finn Juhl: "FJ 44". Incredibly rare armchair with sculptural Cuban mahogany frame. Seat upholstered with natural leather. Made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. Sold for DKK 580,000.

• Finn Juhl: "The Dream Table". Unique sculptural coffee table with teak frame. Made on special order 1945 by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. Sold for DKK 580,000.

• Axel Salto: Cylindrical stoneware vase modelled in sprouting style. Sold for DKK 250,000.

• Rolex: A gentleman's wristwatch of steel. Model Cosmograph Daytona, ref. 6265. Ca. 1979-80. Sold for DKK 220,000.

• Poul Henningsen: "PH-Four Shade Lamp". Rare 4/4½/4 pendant, with bayonet socket house and canopy of browned brass with original golden bronze copper shades. Sold for DKK 200,000.

• John Kørner: "The New Windmill Museum" (2007). Acrylic on canvas. 240 x 150 cm. Sold for DKK 143,000.

• A pair of diamond ear pendants each set with an old-cut diamond weighing a total of app. 5.57 ct. L. app. 2 cm. Milan, ca. 1950. Sold for DKK 130,000.

• A Norwegian silver peg tankard. Maker Tore Andreas Friis, licensed in Trondhjem 1756-1777. Sold for DKK 85,000.

• A unique semiantique Kashan full silk rug, Persia. 1940-1950. Sold for DKK 80,000.

• A Danish Rococo walnut and giltwood commode. Mid-18th century. Sold for DKK 48,000. 

We look forward to seeing you!