International Spring Auction

A pair of armchairs natural leather, Denmark Cold Christensen, design Paul Kjearholm 1958, model Ph -31; ripped back 12.000-15.000

A sculpture green-patinated bronze, Fernand Arman, France, number 75/100, signed, h 57 cm 30.000-40.000

A sculpture bronze, Salvador Dali (1905-1985), 1980-1981, signed och numbered 322/350, "Venus with the head of roses", original, h 42 cm 1...

A vase stoneware, Stig Lindberg, Gustavsbergs studio, h 31 cm 3.000-5.000

Sören Christian Bjulf (1890-1958) oil on canvas, signed, marketplace, Copenhagen, 96 x 121 cm 12.000-15.000

A vase stoneware, Bernt Friberg, Gustavsberg studio, signed Friberg Gustavsberg studio J., Provenance: Gustavsberg´s ceramic collection, droit ...

A table centerpiece faience, Björn Wiinblad, Denmark 1974, h 90 cm, diameter of hat 35 cm; minor damage 4.000-6.000

A figurine porcelain, Rosenthal, Germany, indistinct signature 3.000-5.000

A pair of bowls porcelain, Royal Danish, Denmark, musselmalet, h 9 cm, diameter 23 cm 2.000-3.000

A coffee set, 21 pieces porcelain, Royal Danish, Denmark, musselmalet, 12 cups and saucers, cake stand, sugar bowl, creamer, 2 cigarette dispensers, 4

A part service, 18 pieces porcelain, Royal Dansih, Denmark, musselmalet, 8 lidded cups, 2 tureens with lids and handles, gravy boat, bowl, 2 dishes, s

A part service, 24 pieces porcelain, Royal Danish, Denmark, musselmalet, 6 coffee cups and saucers, 6 plates, cake stand, fruit bowl, milkjug with lid

A coffee set for 12 porcelain, Royal Danish, Denmark, musselmalet, coffee pot, 12 cups and saucers, 12 plates, a candelabra, 2 cake stands, confection

A pair of figurines porcelain, Ludwigsburg marked, Germany, h 14 cm 4.000-6.000

A pair of candlesticks silver, believed German, indistinctly hallmarked, 18/19 th century, h 19 cm 3.000-5.000

A pair of candlesticks silver, cast arms, h 16 cm 4.000-6.000

A nautilus trophy silver base, possibly 17 th century, illegible hallmarks, presumably central European, h 28 cm 12.000-15.000

A nautilus trophy silver base, possibly 17 th century, presumably central/northern Europe, illegible hallmarks, h 38 cm; damage and repairs 25.000-30.

A jug silver, late baroque style, London, indistinct English hallmark, probably 1754-1755, presumably remade, h 23 cm; repairs 4.000-6.000

A sugar bowl silver, empire, Johan Petter Grönvall, Stockholm, Sweden 1826, key included, h 13 cm; incomplete 6.000-8.000