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BRUUN RASMUSSEN FINE ART + ANTIQUES AUCTION 895 • JUNE 2020
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MALERIER + ANTIKVITETER
Traditionel Auktion 895
AUKTION
9. - 11. juni 2020
EFTERSYN
Torsdag 4. juni kl. 11 - 17
Fredag 5. juni Grundlovsdag lukket
Lørdag 6. juni kl. 11 - 16
Søndag 7. juni kl. 11 - 16
Mandag 8. juni kl. 11 - 17
eller efter aftale
Bredgade 33 · 1260 København K · Tel +45 8818 1111

info@bruun-rasmussen.dk · bruun-rasmussen.dk
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Welcome to the preview and auction at Bruun Rasmussen!

Lot 16

AUKTIONSKALENDER
MALERIER OG ANTIKVITETER
Tirsdag 9. juni
kl. 16 Malerier 1 - 94
kl. 18 Armbåndsure 95 - 136

Onsdag 10. juni
kl. 14 Asiatisk auktion 137 - 177
kl. 15 Russisk auktion 178 - 200
kl. 15.30 Sølv og porcelæn 201 - 232
Møbler, ure, bronzer og tæpper 233 - 324

Torsdag 11. juni
kl. 16 Smykker 325 - 515
MODERNE KUNST OG DESIGN
Tirsdag 16. juni

kl. 16 Malerier og skulpturer
Onsdag 17. juni

kl. 14 Malerier og skulpturer
Grafik
Torsdag 18. juni

kl. 16 Sølv og kunsthåndværk
Møbler, belysning og tæpper
SIDSTE FRIST FOR AFHENTNING: ONSDAG DEN 1. JULI

Genstande købt på denne auktion skal være betalt senest otte dage efter fakturadatoen og afhentet i
Bredgade 33 senest onsdag den 1. juli. I modsat fald bliver de transporteret til Bruun Rasmussens lager
på Baltikavej 10 i Københavns Nordhavn for købers regning og risiko. Transporten koster 150 kr. pr.
genstand inkl. moms, og opbevaringen koster 150 kr. pr. genstand pr. påbegyndt uge inkl. moms.
Eventuelle særlige regler i forbindelse med COVID-19 kan findes på bruun-rasmussen.dk

Lot 14

FINE ART + ANTIQUES
Live Auction 895
AUCTION
9 - 11 June 2020
PREVIEW
Thursday 4 June 11 am - 5 pm
Friday 5 June Constitution Day Closed
Saturday 6 June 11 am - 4 pm
Sunday 7 June 11 am - 4 pm
Monday 8 June 11 am - 5 pm
or by appointment
Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 Copenhagen K · Tel +45 8818 1111

info@bruun-rasmussen.dk · bruun-rasmussen.com

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DAYS OF SALE
FINE ART AND ANTIQUES
Tuesday 9 June
4 pm Paintings 1 - 94
6 pm Wristwatches 95 - 136

Wednesday 10 June
2 pm Asian sale 137 - 177
3 pm Russian sale 178 - 200
3:30 pm Silver and ceramics 201 - 232
Furniture, clocks, bronzes and carpets 233 - 324

Thursday 11 June
4 pm Jewellery 325 - 515
MODERN ART AND DESIGN
Tuesday 16 June
4 pm Paintings and sculptures
Wednesday 17 June
2 pm Paintings and sculptures
Prints
Thursday 18 June
4 pm Silver and decorative art
Furniture, lamps and carpets
DEADLINE FOR CLAIMING ITEMS: WEDNESDAY 1 JULY

Items bought at this auction must be paid no later than eight days from the date of the invoice and claimed
at Bredgade 33 by Wednesday 1 July at the latest. Otherwise, they will be moved to Bruun Rasmussen’s
storage facility at Baltikavej 10 in Copenhagen at the buyer’s expense and risk. This transportation will cost
DKK 150 per item VAT included, and storage will cost DKK 150 per item per week VAT included.
Information about special regulations due to COVID-19 can be found at bruun-rasmussen.dk

“Vi elsker vort land, men ved midsommer mest …”
Med dette katalog byder vi velkommen til sommerauktion i Bredgade. Ordene i overskriften
stammer fra ”Midsommervisen”, som Holger Drachmann skrev i 1885 til skuespillet ”Der
var engang”. Som forfatter var Drachmann en af det moderne gennembruds kontroversielle
skikkelser, og som kunstner kom han til at spille en vigtig rolle for kunstnerkolonien i Skagen.
Heroppe på Danmarks nordligste punkt mødte han den af tidens malere, der var allerbedst
til at skildre den danske sommer, nemlig P.S. Krøyer. Denne malers mest berømte værk er
”Sankt Hans-blus på Skagen Strand” fra 1906, og her har han ladet lokale skagboer, byens
bedre borgerskab og repræsentanter fra kunstnermiljøet samles omkring den festlige danske
sommertradition. På auktionen præsenterer vi en af Krøyers forstudier fra 1905 – et portræt
af Drachmann og hans sidste hustru, den norskfødte Soffi. Parret har opmærksomheden
rettet mod noget uden for billedrammen, og deres ansigter er lyst op af det Sankt Hans-bål,
som man ser i det endelige værk fra året efter. Drachmann tårner sig op i sin karakteristiske
sorte slyngkappe og eksotiske hat, mens han holder sin stok i den ene hånd og sin mange år
yngre hustru i den anden. I deres ansigtsudtryk mødes den aldrendes upåvirkede ro og ung-
dommens forventningsfulde glæde. Der er sommerstemning for alle pengene i denne studie,
og skulle det ikke være nok, har vi fire andre af Krøyers værker med på auktionen. Det gælder
et andet portræt af Drachmann, et kystparti fra Vesterhavet med rosafarvede skyer og et af
hans l’heure bleu-motiver med en dreng, der sopper i måneskinnet. Vi byder også på et af
Krøyers værker, der ikke tager udgangspunkt i Skagen. Det sker i form af en hidtil ukendt
nøgenstudie af en kvinde udført under en rejse til Paris i 1877 efter Rembrandts ”Bathsheba
tager bad”, der hænger på Louvre (kat.nr. 28, 40, 32, 37 og 16).
For et halvt år siden solgte vi et værk af den samtidige Vilhelm Hammershøi for 31,5
mio. kr., og det opnåede dermed status som det hidtil næstdyreste værk af kunstneren på
auktionsmarkedet. Som de fleste ved, er Hammershøi bedst kendt for sine sparsomt ind-
rettede og stemningsmættede interiører, og man kunne fristes til at spørge, om han aldrig
kom udenfor i sin søgen efter motiver. Det gjorde han imidlertid, og med på auktionen
har vi et af hans landskaber med træer på en bakke ved Frederiksværk fra 1904. Det sam-
me gælder et motiv med to tændte stearinlys i stager, som Hammershøi skildrede i flere
malerier sidenhen, fx i det kendte værk ”Fem portrætter”, der i dag hænger på Thielska
Galleriet i Stockholm (kat.nr. 41 og 47).
Det er ikke hver dag, at man ser en signeret rokokokommode af møbelsnedkeren Mathias
Ortmann på auktionsmarkedet. Han anvendte nemlig kun signaturetiketter på sine møbler i
en relativ kort periode af sit kunstneriske virke – fra 1745-57. Kommoden er udtryk for perio-
dens allerfineste nordeuropæiske møbelsnedkerkunst og har tidligere været i grosserer Louis
Foghts samling (kat.nr. 241).
Er tiden derimod inde til at forsøde tilværelsen med skønne smykker, præsenterer vi denne
gang et stort udvalg, heriblandt fra Boucheron. Det franske familieforetagende blev
grundlagt i 1858 og indtog som den første juveler den prominente parisiske adresse Place
Vendôme. Allerede i 1867 vandt grundlæggeren Frederic Boucheron guldmedalje på
Verdensudstillingen, og lige siden dengang har juveleren stået for udsøgt design og
håndværk og har gennem tiden været den foretrukne smykkeleverandør for et utal af kvinder
verden over. I den danske smykkeverden har juveleren Hartmann’s gennem to årtier stået
stærkt, og på auktionen præsenterer vi blandt andet et af deres bemærkelsesværdige
armbånd med de fineste Tahiti-perler (kat. nr. 340-344, 370-374 og 377).

Lot 118
Sammen med smykkerne udbyder vi også en guldtabatiere med seks store diamanter, som
den tyske juveler C.M. Weishaupt & Söhne udførte i Hanau i 1860’erne. Dette klenodie er
prydet med Christian IX’s kronede monogram og skulle i følge mundtlige overleveringer have
været brugt som kongelig præsentationsgave til den norske digter og dramatiker Henrik
Ibsen (kat.nr. 415).
Man har også endnu engang mulighed for at blive ejer af det legendariske Rolex Daytona med
referencen 6239. Det udbudte ur tilhører en sjælden variant af skivedesign, som samlere i dag
betegner som eksotisk. Modellen er opkaldt efter den berømte racerkører og skuespiller Paul
Newman, der ofte blev set med denne elegante reference på armen – både i hollywoodfilm
og på racerbanen. Denne klassiker bliver udbudt til en vurdering på 800.000-1.000.000 kr.
(kat.nr. 118).
Med ønsket om en god midsommer!
Jesper Bruun Rasmussen

”We love our country, but at midsummer most ...”
With this catalogue, we welcome you to our summer auction in Copenhagen. The lyrics
of the headline come from the Danish ”Midsummer Song”, which the poet and playwright
Holger Drachmann wrote in 1885 for the play ”Once Upon a Time”. As a writer, Drachmann
was one of the Modern Breakthrough’s controversial figures, and as an artist, he came to play
an important role for the artist colony in Skagen. There at Denmark’s northernmost point, he
met one of the period’s finest painters of the Danish summer: P.S. Krøyer. This painter’s most
famous work is ”Midsummer Eve Bonfire on Skagen’s Beach” from 1906, where he gathered
local residents, the finer citizenry and representatives from the artist colony around the
festive Danish summer tradition of the bonfire. At this auction, we present one of Krøyer’s
preliminary studies from 1905 – a portrait of Drachmann and his final wife, the Norwegian-
born Soffi. The couple is preoccupied with something outside the frame of the painting, and
their faces are lit up by the Midsummer Eve bonfire that you see in the final work from the
following year. Drachmann towers in his distinctive black cape and exotic hat while holding
his cane in one hand and his much younger wife in the other. In their facial expressions, the
unaffected calm of the elderly person and the youth’s expectant joy meet. This study is brim-
ming with a summer mood and if that is not enough, we have four other Krøyer paintings
included in the auction. An additional portrait of Drachmann is among the group as well as
a coastal view of the North Sea with rose-coloured clouds and one of Krøyer’s l’Heure Bleue
motifs with a boy paddling in the moonlight. We also offer one of his works not based on the
life of Skagen. This painting is an unknown nude study of a woman made by Krøyer during
a trip to Paris in 1877, where he copied Rembrandt’s ”Bathsheba at Her Bath” at the Louvre
(cat. no. 28, 40, 32, 37 and 16).
Six months ago, we sold a work of Krøyer’s contemporary Vilhelm Hammershøi for DKK
31.5 million. This hammer price was the second-highest ever for a work by the artist on the
auction market. As most people know, Hammershøi is best known for his sparsely decorated
and evocative interiors, and one might be tempted to consider whether he ever ventured
outside in his quest for motifs. That he actually did so, is proven at this auction with one of
his landscapes from 1904 depicting trees on a hill near the town of Frederiksværk. Also in-
cluded at the auction is a motif with two candlesticks, which Hammershøi used in several of
his paintings, including in the famous work ”Five Portraits” that today hangs at the Thielska
Gallery in Stockholm (cat. no. 41 and 47).
It’s not every day you get to see a signed Rococo commode by the cabinetmaker Mathias
Ortmann on the auction market. One reason for this is that he only used signature labels on
his furniture during part of his career – from 1745-57. The commode is an example of the
finest Northern European carpentry of the period and has previously been in the merchant
Louis Foght’s collection (cat. no. 241).
If you instead feel that it is time to sweeten your existence with beautiful jewellery, we can
this time present a large selection that includes jewellery from Boucheron. Founded in 1858,
the French family-owned business was the first jeweller to occupy the prominent Parisian
address of Place Vendôme. Already in 1867, the founder Frederic Boucheron won the gold
medal at the Exposition Universelle, and ever since, the jeweller has been the epitome
of exquisite design and craftsmanship and has been the preferred jewellery purveyor for
countless women worldwide. In the Danish jewellery world, Hartmann’s has been in popular
demand for two decades, and at this auction, we present, among other items, one of their
remarkable bracelets with the finest Tahiti pearls. (cat. no. 340-344, 370-374 and 377).

Lot 415
Along with the jewellery, we can also offer a gold tabatière with six large diamonds, which
the German jeweller C.M. Weishaupt & Söhne made in Hanau in the 1860s. This treasure is
adorned with Christian IX’s crowned monogram and, according to oral tradition, it was used
as a royal presentation gift to the Norwegian poet and playwright Henrik Ibsen (cat. no. 415).
You also once again have the chance to become the owner of the legendary Rolex Daytona
reference 6239. The wristwatch belongs to a rare variant with a dial design that collectors
today consider exotic. The model is named after the famous actor and race car driver Paul
Newman, who was often seen with this elegant reference around his wrist – both in Holly-
wood movies and on the racetrack. This classic will be up for auction at an estimated price
of DKK 800,000-1,000,000 (cat. no. 118).
We wish you all a wonderful Midsummer!
Jesper Bruun Rasmussen

SPECIALISTS IN FINE ART AND ANTIQUES
Paintings Asian and decorative arts

Julie Arendse Voss Ralph Lexner
+45 8818 1123 +45 8818 1161
jav@bruun-rasmussen.dk rl@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Paintings Asian and decorative arts

Birte Stokholm Charlotte Hviid
+45 8818 1122 +45 8818 1162
bst@bruun-rasmussen.dk chv@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Paintings Silver and pocket watches

Søren K. Holmstrup Heidi Schophuus Jensen
+45 8818 1127 +45 8818 1163
skh@bruun-rasmussen.dk hsj@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Russian art and antiques Asian and decorative arts
Martin Hans Borg Alexandra Nilsson
+45 8818 1128 +45 8818 1164
mhb@bruun-rasmussen.dk ani@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Doctor of Arts, Professor Decorative arts
St. Petersburg Academy of Arts Line Hjorth Langkjær
Elena Nesterova +45 8818 1166
russia@bruun-rasmussen.dk lla@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Jewellery Asian and decorative arts

Katrin Mikkelsen Sørensen Torben Friis Møller
+45 8818 1174 +45 8818 1165
kms@bruun-rasmussen.dk tfm@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Jewellery and handbags Chinese representative

Lise Jacobsen Li Guan
+45 8818 1175 +45 8818 1111
lij@bruun-rasmussen.dk lili@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Wristwatches Furniture, bronzes and clocks

Vilhelm Islandi Bramsen Anders Fredsted
+45 8818 1239 +45 8818 1142
vib@bruun-rasmussen.dk afr@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Wristwatches Furniture and carpets

Henrik Jørgensen Henrik Schleppegrel
+45 8818 1168 +45 8818 1145
hj@bruun-rasmussen.dk hsc@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Wristwatches - Aarhus
Esben Skov Jensen
+45 8818 1199
ej@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Director of sales Representative France + Belgium

Kasper Nielsen Ditte Herborg Krogh
+45 8818 1121 +33 6 6185 4564
kn@bruun-rasmussen.dk dhk@bruun-rasmussen.dk
International relations Representative Sweden

Frederik Bruun Rasmussen Anna Sievert
+45 8818 1003 +46 72 253 98 16
fbr@bruun-rasmussen.dk asi@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Silver and branding Representative United Kingdom

Alexa Bruun Rasmussen Anna Grundberg
+45 8818 1091 +44 7976 554 439
alexa@bruun-rasmussen.dk agr@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Shipping Representative USA
Tina Bavnbek Jepsen Sandra Septimius
+45 8818 1056 +1 718 764 7601
tbj@bruun-rasmussen.dk ss@bruun-rasmussen.dk

Lot 397
Lot 398
Lot 399

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SILVER
AND CERAMICS
Wednesday 10 June 3:30 pm

Lot 201 - 232
Lot 205

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201 202
A set of 19 Danish silver plates with beaded border A pair of Danish silver covered casseroles, gilt
and one in almost identical design. Denmark 20th interiors, detachable handles of ebony, cover
century. Weight 9956 g. Diam. 27.8-28 cm. (20) finials in the shape of clusters of grapes and vines,
DKK 30,000-40,000 / € 4,000-5,350 engraved with noble crowned MF in leaf cartou-
che. Maker Anton Michelsen, Copenhagen 1847.
Weight 3095 g. Diam. 19 cm. L. 32 cm. (2)
DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
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203 204
“Flora Danica” 11 porcelain lunch plates with “Flora Danica” two square porcelain bowls, deco-
pierced borders, decorated in colours and gold with rated in colours and gold with flowers. The Royal
flowers. 3554. Royal Copenhagen. Diam. 23 cm. (11) Danish Porcelain Factory 1894-1900. L. 23 cm.
DKK 25,000-30,000 / € 3,350-4,000 W. 23 cm. (2) DKK 10,000-12,000 / € 1,350-1,600
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205
“Fluted Half and Full Lace” porcelain service
decorated in purple and gold. The Royal Danish
Porcelain Factory, 1870-1900. (31)
Comprising:
13 lunch plates, 1085.
2 oval dishes, 533.
1 fruit bowl, L. 30 cm.
2 dishes, 1076.
2 sauce bowls, 587.
1 covered dish, 620.
1 dish, 1115.
1 salt cellar, 199.
6 bread plates, 1088.
1 centerpiece, 1020.
1 bowl, 1018.
DKK 50,000-60,000 / € 6,700-8,050
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206
206
“Flora Danica" 11 porcelain lunch plates decorated
in colours and gold with flowers. 3550. Royal
Copenhagen circa 1898-1923. Diam. 23 cm. (11)
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350

207
“Flora Danica” round porcelain dish decorated
in colours and gold with a flower, Crataegus
Oxyacantha Jacg. 3524. Royal Copenhagen circa
1898-1923. Diam. 33 cm. DKK 8,000 / € 1,050
207
208
“Flora Danica" three porcelain dishes of oval shape,
decorated in colours and gold with flowers. 3516,
3517 and 3518. Royal Copenhagen circa 1898-
1923. L. 26-41 cm. (3)
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700
208

209
209
“Rosenborg” sterling silver cutlery. Maker A. Michelsen,
Copenhagen 20th century. Weight 2970 g. (73)
Comprising:
12 dinner forks
12 dinner knives
12 lunch forks
12 lunch knives
8 bouillon spoons
10 dessert spoons
1 sauce spoon
1 meat fork
2 cold meat forks
1 serving spoon DKK 20,000-25,000 / € 2,700-3,350
210
A Danish Regence silver bonbonniére, of oval shape,
engraved with Regence ornamentation. Maker Jacob von
Holten, Copenhagen c. 1724. Weight 230 g. H. 7 cm.
L. 11.5 cm.
Literature: Chr. A. Bøje: Danske guld og sølv smedemærker,
1979. Volume I, p. 122, presumably the bonbonnière referred
to under the maker Jacob von Holten: Oval bonbonnière
with Regence engravings KM 1724.
DKK 10,000-15,000 / € 1,350-2,000
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211
12 Arnold Krog porcelain fish plates decorated in
colours and gold. The rim with fish in relief, centre
with various fishes. Royal Copenhagen 1898-1923.
Diam. 14 cm. (12) DKK 10,000 / € 1,350
211

212
A pair of French Louis XV silver candlesticks, taper-
ing hexagonal stems on stepped hexagonal bases,
engraved with crowned cartouche with monogram
KM. Maker Mathieu-Francois Oudvore, Saint-Malo
1763-1766. Weight 1452 g. H. 25 cm. (2)
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
213
212 A Kastrup faience dish decorated in colours with
flowers and cabbage rim in green. Denmark, 18th
century. Diam. 36 cm.
Literature: This model depicted in Jørgen Ahlefeldt-
Laurvig og Anne-Mari Steimle: Fajence og Stengods
fra Fabriken i Kastrup, 1977.
DKK 10,000-15,000 / € 1,350-2,000
213

214
A Swedish faience table-top tray decorated
in colours with a prospect of a palace situated
in a Baroque garden, bordered by festoons and
with flower vine trimming. Set on a Gustavian
fruitwood table, both sides with candle slides
and fluted legs. Presumably Rörstrand, Sweden,
second half of 18th century. H. 76 cm. L. 88 cm.
W. 60 cm.
Provenance: A private Danish collection.
DKK 60,000-80,000 / € 8,050-10,500
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215
FREDRIK JÜRGENSEN
A Danish late Empire 18k gold quarter repeating open-face pocket watch in guilloché
and ribbed case, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed
Fredrik Jürgensen, gilt movement with duplex escapement, signed Fredrik Jürgensen
Kiöbenhavn, dust cover of gilt metal signed Fredrik Jürgensen Kiøbenhavn N. 4105 and
engraved "Træk op til höire" and "Echappement Duplex, gaaer under Optrækningen,
med Secunder, 4re Steenhuller, Steenrulle og Compensateur for Varme og Kulde". Case
band with strike/silent lever. C. 1828. Weight 167 g. Case diam. 56 mm. Together with a
gold watch chain with three pendants; a gold mounted key and two gold and carnelian
seal fobs. L. 22 cm. In a fitted case of red maroquin embossed in gold with Frederik VI's
crowned monogram and the date d. 18 Juni 1828. L. 38.5 cm.
Fredrik Jürgensen (1787-1843), brother of Urban Jürgensen (1776-1830), took over the
operation of the business when his father, Jürgen Jürgensen, died in 1811. The same year he
was appointed Royal Court Watchmaker after his father. Fredrik Jürgensen is estimated to
have made approximately 500 pocket watches in the period 1811-1843.
Provenance: Present from King Frederik VI to merchant Palle Møller Lunøe (1783-1869).
Excerpt from ancestral book "Oversigt over efterkommerne af Palle Møller Lunøe og hustru
Maren Jelstrup, 1935": "Butikken var i den lave Fløj i Baggrunden med Butiksdøren i Gavlen og
Beboelseshuset i Bygningen midt paa Billedet ... Ejendommen var dengang en af Byens anse-
ligste og Gæsteværelset og "Salen" blev stillet til Disposition ved Kongebesøg og har været
benyttet af Frederik den Sjette og Christian den Ottende ..." (The shop was in the low wing in
the background with the shop door in the gable and the residential house in the building in
the middle of the picture ... the property was then one of the city's most significant, and the
guest room and "Salen" were made available for Royal visits and were used by Frederik VI and
Christian VIII ...) DKK 30,000-40,000 / € 4,000-5,350

215

216
A late 19th century Berlin KPM porcelain plaque
of rectangular form depicting a satyr-like male em-
bracing a nude female, signed K.Koch. The rear with
impressed factory K.P.M and sceptre mark, mounted
within a contemporary giltwood and gesso frame,
the plaque 43 cm x 54 cm.
DKK 20,000-25,000 / € 2,700-3,350
216

217
An Empire gold pair case open-face pocket
watch, white dial with Arabic numerals and
keywind, signed Breguet A Paris, front and back
bezel adorned with pearls, back case decorated
with enamel in colours and gold, applied text
"Gace Damitié" written with rose-cut diamonds.
217
Outer case with glazed back case. C. 1816.
Weight c. 84 g. Case diam. 46/52 mm. Watch
chain set with rose-cut diamond and cabochon
turquoise. Weight c. 32 g. L. 130 cm.
Provenance: Presented as a gift to the Danish
Consulate-Secretaire, Jacob Edvard Colbjørnsen
Hjort (1793-1838) by the Swedish General Consul
in Algier 1816. Further information regarding the
pocket watch included. Sold at BRK auction 795,
cat. 1743. DKK 10,000-15,000 / € 1,350-2,000
218
A 14k gold hunter case pocket watch with
minute repetition and chronograph, white dial
with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and
outer 0-60 chronograph scale, movement en-
graved with swiss patent 13244, dust cover of
gold. Outer cases marked LBF for Louis Brandt
& Freres, based in Bienne, Switzerland, all cases
numbered 50639. C. 1900. Weight 123 g. Case
diam. 57 mm. DKK 15,000 / € 2,000
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219
"Fluted Half Lace" dinnerware service of porcelain decorated
in purple. Royal Copenhagen, 1898-1923. (53)
Consisting of:
11 dinner plates, 571.
1 dinner plate, 577.
4 soup plates, 565.
13 side plates, 575.
13 deep dessert plates, 566.
10 lunch plates, 572.
2 salad bowls, 512. DKK 40,000-50,000 / € 5,350-6,700
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220
“Flora Danica" oval porcelain dish decorated
Copenhagen. L. 37 cm.
DKK 6,000-8,000 / € 805-1,050
221
“Flora Danica" 11 porcelain plates decorated
Copenhagen circa 1898-1923. Diam. 25.5 cm.
(11) DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
220
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222
A pair of Danish Baroque silver candlesticks, baluster
stems on fluted domed bases. Maker Sivert Thorsteinsson,
Copenhagen 1750. Weight 488 g. H. 18 cm. (2)
Literature: Chr. A. Bøje: Danske guld og sølv smedemærker,
1979. Volume I, p. 136, referred to under the maker Sivert
Thorsteinsson: A pair of candlesticks KM 1750.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
222
223
A Danish Rococo silver coffee pot, of oval baluster
fluted form, chased and engraved with rocailles and
flowers, two rocaille cartouches pricked with owner's
initials SH and KF respectively, raised on three tall
cast leaf supports, leaf bud finial, scroll handle of
black painted wood. Maker Joachim Weller, licensed
Holstebro 1754-1792. Weight 764 g. H. 27 cm. 223
DKK 15,000 / € 2,000

224
A Baroque style c. 24k hammered gold beaker
embossed with flowers. C. 1950. Weight 151 g.
H. 7 cm. DKK 40,000-50,000 / € 5,350-6,700
224

225
A c. 24k gold communion set comprising a chalice with smooth
cuppa on stem with central knop spelling "IHESUS", hexagonal
stem expanding to a six-lobed base; paten of circular shape with
lobed center, and wafer box embossed with domed cover. Box and
paten engraved with consecration cross. C. 1950. Weight 1138 g.
H. 5 and 18 cm. Diam. paten 14.5 cm. (3)
DKK 300,000-400,000 / € 40,000-53,500
225

226
226
A set of 13 Danish silver plates with beaded border.
Carl F. Christiansen, K.E. Thygesen Jacobsen and
Sv. Toxværd, Copenhagen 20th century. Weight
6731 g. Diam. 27.8-28.2 cm. (13)
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
227
A pair of Danish Regence silver candlesticks,
octagonal baluster stems on fluted octagonal
bases. Maker Philip Lorenz Weghorst, Copenhagen
1735. Weight 674 g. H. 20 cm. (2)
DKK 30,000-40,000 / € 4,000-5,350
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228
“Flora Danica" porcelain tureen and stand decorated in
colours and gold with flowers, finial and handles in the
shape of a twisted twig adorned with repoussé flowers.
3562 and 3563. Royal Copenhagen circa 1898-1923.
Dish Diam. 33 cm. Tureen Diam. 30 cm.
DKK 25,000-30,000 / € 3,350-4,000
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229
A Danish set of 12 silver plates with beaded border.
Maker Svend Toxværd, Copenhagen 20th century.
Weight 6223 g. Diam. 28 cm. (12)
DKK 30,000 / € 4,000

230
230
“Flora Danica” five porcelain pastry plates,
decorated in colours and gold with flowers.
3554. Royal Copenhagen. Diam. 19.5 cm. (5)
DKK 10,000-15,000 / € 1,350-2,000
231
“Flora Danica” five porcelain dinner plates
with pierced border, decorated in colours and
gold with flowers. 3553. Royal Copenhagen.
Diam. 25.5 cm. (5)
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700
231

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232
“Flora Danica” 10 porcelain side plates decorated
Copenhagen. Diam. 14.5 cm. (10)
DKK 10,000-12,000 / € 1,350-1,600
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FURNITURE, CLOCKS,
BRONZES AND CARPETS
Wednesday 10 June
Lot 233 - 324
Lot 249
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NILS BERG
b. 1721, d. Stockholm 1794
A Gustavian painted and giltwood longcase clock, deco-

rated with flowers and Chinoiserie. Round white painted
metal dial signed 'Niels Berg, Stockholm'. Second half of
the 18th century. H. 200 cm. W. 58 cm. D. 20 cm.
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700
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234
A Swedish Rococo giltwood mirror with mirrored borders deco-
rated with flowers, the frame carved with openwork rocaille and
C-scrolls. Mid-18th century. H. 144 cm. W. 60 cm.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
235
A pair of Danish white and blue tile-top tables each with six
Dutch faience tiles decorated with religious scenes, slides for
candles and drawer. 18th-19th century.
H. 75 cm. W. 49 cm. D. 35 cm. (2) DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
234
235

236
236
A Flemish Verdure tapestry. Allegorical scenery with
two goddesses in woodland surroundings. Executed
in wool and silk. C. 1700. W. 305 cm. H. 275 cm.
Reduced in size. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

237
237
A large North Germany Baroque cupboard, walnut massive and veneered, the
top molded with carved foliage and birds, the Virgin and Child with Saint
Anne, ribbon with the inscription 'IN LIEB UND FRID WIRD ALES GROS' (in
love and peace all is well), front with two doors divided by pilasters richly
carved with figures, foliage and cherub, the lower part with one large drawer
raised on five ball feet. Hamburg, c. 1700. H. 225 cm. W. 232 cm. D. 87 cm.
Literature: Himmelheber/Kreisel. “Die Kunst des deutschen Möbels“. Munich 1973,
Volume 1, images 505-509.
Provenance: Danish manor house, Funen. DKK 50,000-60,000 / € 6,700-8,050

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238
A pair of Rococo solid elmwood commodes with Provenance: Inherited through generations in the
curved sides and Norwegian Gjellebæk marble tops, Holmblad family. Probably acquired by the Royal Agent
each with three drawers adorned with bronze han- Jacob Holmblad (1791-1837) manufacturer of var-
dles and key plates, the base richly carved with nish, glue, soap and playing cards in Copenhagen and
openwork foliage, C-scrolls and cabriole legs. Pre- married to Christiane Marie Holmblad neé Schack
sumably from Denmark or North Germany. C. 1750. (1794-1880).
H. 83 cm. W. 70 cm. D. 43 cm. (2) DKK 100,000-125,000 / € 13,500-16,500

239
239
A Flemish Verdure tapestry. Scenery with view from the
woodland toward castles. Executed in wool and silk. Early
18th century. W. 351 cm. H. 279 cm.
Sold at Bruun Rasmussen 2007, auction 705, lot. 2165.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350

240
240
A Norwegian glass lantern with floral engravings, within
a crown- shaped and foliate gilt metal frame, the inside
fitted for one candle. Presumably from Hurdal, late 18th
century. H. 82 cm. Diam. 38 cm.
The glass production in Hurdal was active from 1755 to 1895.
DKK 20,000-30,000 / € 2,700-4,000

241 The Danish cabinetmaker Mathias Ortmann (1692-
MATHIAS ORTMANN 1757) was born in Sweden as the son of a cabinetmak-
b. 1692, d. Copenhagen 1757 er. The family moved to Copenhagen to open a work-
A fine and rare signed Danish Rococo walnut and shop in the Nyhavn area. Early on, Ortmann became an
giltwood commode, bombé shape with three curved apprentice in his father's workshop, which produced
bracket drawers, gilt bronze handles and key plates, furniture for Frederik IV's brother Prince Carl's "Char-
cut-off corners with gilt lead ornaments. The top lottenborg" Palace. Ortmann's mother continued the
of white Cararra marble and base richly carved with workshop after the father's death in 1723. Two years
foliage. Remains of Mathias Ortmann's paper label later Ortmann passed his final test, and in 1727 he ob-
under the marble top. Mid-18th century. tained citizenship as a cabinetmaker.
H. 80 cm. W. 71 cm. D. 50 cm.
It was on a Grand Tour around Europe, mainly to Louis
Label: XV's France, that Ortmann experienced the benefit of
"Hos Sr. M. Orthmann boende udi Gotters Gaden signing his furniture. The label is today the collector's
bliver alle Sorter Cabinet og Snedker Arbeide forfær- guarantee of "a genuine Ortmann". However, not all
diget for en Civil Pris i Kiöbenhavn." Ortmann furniture carries the coveted signature – he
only used it in the period 1745-1757.
"At Sr M. Orthmann, living in Gotters street, all sorts
of cabinet and carpentry work is done for a civil Provenance: Previously in the merchant Mr Louis
price in Copenhagen" (translated from Danish). Foght's collection, sold at A.B.R. auction 118 lot 36 in
1960 and again later in 1999, auction 650 lot 562 for
a collector.
The textile manufacturer Louis Foght died in 1958. Ac-

cording to his will, the business as well as the proceeds
from the sale of a substantial art collection should ac-
crue to a fund established in 1960.
DKK 100,000-150,000 / € 13,500-20,000

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242
242
An antique Heriz carpet, North West Persia. Classical
geometrical medallion design and stylised flower-
ing vines. Executed with a fine bright natural colour
palette. C. 1890. 369 x 295 cm.
DKK 130,000 / € 17,500

Georg Balthasar Probst. A prospect of Frederiksberg Castle.
Alexander Roslin (1718-1793).

Portrait of Christian VII.
243
243
A Danish Rococo walnut console table, curved profiled top above single
drawer, curved leaf carved legs. The back stamped with Danish King Christian
VII's crowned monogram and inventory stamp 'FBe' for Frederiksberg Palace.
18th century. H. 79 cm. W. 100 cm. D. 62 cm.
Provenance: The Danish actress and writer Johanne Luise Heiberg's private
furnishings (1812-1890), inherited by descent.
DKK 20,000-30,000 / € 2,700-4,000

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245
BURCHARD PRECHT,
ATTRIBUTED
b. Bremen 1651, d. Stockholm 1738
A Swedish Baroque portal-shaped mirror with etched

glass decor in the frame and adorned with gilded
lead mounting on gilded wood, the top with a crest,
flanking female figures and floral vases. Stockholm,
early 18th century. H. 173 cm. W. 86 cm.
The Precht family is synonymous with the production
of mirrors of the highest quality in 18th century Swe-
den, numerous examples having been attributed to
Burchard or to his sons Gustav (d. 1763) and Christian
(d. 1779). Originally from Bremen, educated in Ham-
244 burg, Burchard arrived in Stockholm in 1674 to work at
A Swedish Rococo fruitwood parquetry commode Drottningholm Palace before being appointed carver
with curved sides and front, gilt bronze mount- to the court in 1682, further to the recommendation of
ing and handles. The upper drawer stamped with the royal architect, Nicodemus Tessin the Younger. Pre-
the Stockholm cabinetmaker hallmark. Stockholm, cht became extremely influential in the development
c. 1770. H. 81 cm. W. 124 cm. D. 62 cm. of the Swedish Baroque style.
This Stockholm cabinetmaker stamp was a guarantee
of quality used between 1768 and c. 1790. Literature: Graham Child: World Mirrors, 1990. p. 299
And Torsten Sylvén, Elisabeth Welander-Berggren:
Literature: Torsten Sylven, Mästarnas Möbler, Stock- Speglar, spegelmakare & Fabrikörer in Sweden 1650–
holmsarbeten 1700-1850. p. 397. 1850, p. 192.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350 DKK 100,000-150,000 / € 13,500-20,000

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246
A Régence style gilt bronze chandelier with eight
curved candlearms fitted for electricity, each
with shaped nozzle and broad cast drip-pan on
square section arms clasped with foliage, issued
from female masks, the profiled openwork foliate
stem adorned with busts of putti. 20th century.
H. 85 cm. Diam. 82 cm. DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
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247
A large French gilt bronze, brass, tortoiseshell, Boul-
le marquetry table clock, surmounted by Minerva
seated, front door with glass and figural relief work,
revealing a round gilt bronze dial with white enam-
el plaque and Roman numerals, rocaille feet with
female heads. Régence style, mid-19th century.
H. 130 cm. W. 52 cm. D. 21 cm.
DKK 35,000 / € 4,700
248
A set of six French Louis XIV giltwood armchairs,
each with high backs profiled frame with curved vo-
lute armrests, cabriole legs joined by stretcher. Early
18th century. Gilding renewed. Upholstered with
embossed velvet brocade. (6) DKK 60,000 / € 8,050
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249
A large Italian monumental marble console with
red Breccia marble top and white marble supports
inlaid with polychrome marbles, each in the shape
of Sphinx and terminated by a lion's paw. Probably
Genovese, 19th century.
H. 96 cm. L. 247 cm. W. 73 cm.
Sold at Christie's, Paris. Le Goût français dont « Le Pa-
villon de Ribourg », lot 217, from an appartment dec-
orated by famous photographer and interior designer
Alberto Pinto (1943-2012).
DKK 200,000-250,000 / € 27,000-33,500
Detail of red Breccia marble top.

250
250
An antique Bakshaish carpet, North West Persia. A rare styl-
ized square medallion surrounded by highly stylized en-
twined branches and leaves on an ivory field. 1880-1900.
370 x 295 cm. DKK 75,000 / € 10,000

251
251
A large French Louis XV style gilt bronze cartel clock
adorned with cupid driving his dove-drawn chariot
above an undulating pierced foliate panelled case
with a figure of the resting Psyche, white enam-
el dial with hours in Roman numerals and seconds
in Arabic numerals, pierced gilt-bronze scrolling
hands. The dial marked 'Bertoul a Paris'. C. 1870.
H. 98 cm. W. 60 cm.
This impressive clock is after the celebrated model by
Jacques Caffieri dating from circa 1745, now in the
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and illustrated in Tardy,
"La Pendule Française des origines au Louis XV", Vol. I,
p. 190, fig. 1. DKK 50,000 / € 6,700

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254

252
A French Louis XV style gilt bronze and rock crys-
tal chandelier, open cage-shaped frame with six
S-scrolled branches, floral-shaped drip-pans and
nozzles hung with large apple-shaped drops and
smaller facet cut. Mid-19th century. H. 74 cm.
Diam. 48 cm. DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
253
A French Louis XV style gilt bronze and rock crys-
tal chandelier, open cage-shaped frame with six
S-scrolled branches, floral-shaped drip-pans and
nozzles hung with large pear-shaped drops and
smaller facet cut. Mid-19th century. H. 74 cm.
Diam. 48 cm. DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
254
A Louis XV rosewood marquetry commode with flo-
ral pattern, curved sides and front with two drawers,
curved burgundy marble top. Paris, 18th century.
H. 85 cm. W. 98 cm. D. 50 cm.
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700
255
FRANÇOIS AGERON
b. Arbigny , d. Paris
A large Louis XV console clock of oak with gilt

bronze mounting, the chapter ring with white
enamel plaques and black Roman numbers. The dial
and movement signed 'François Ageron'. Mid-18th
century. H. 139 cm. W. 44 cm. D. 24 cm.
François Ageron became a 'maître horloger' in 1741
and is recorded as working in the Place Dauphine in 255
Paris. Alongside other important clockmakers he used
some of the leading Parisian bronziers of the day in-
cluding Robert Osmond, Jacque Caffieri and Jean-
Joseph de Saint-Germain. Ageron also received royal
commissions, and a bracket clock with a movement by
Ageron is recorded in a 1787 inventory of the Apparte-
ments de la Reine at Versailles. Literature: Pierre Verlet,
Les Bronze Dorés Français du XVIIIe siècle, Paris 1987,
p.460. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

256
256
An antique Heriz carpet, North West Persia. All over styl-
ized rosette, palmette, entwined branch and foliage design.
C. 1910. 540 x 380 cm. DKK 60,000 / € 8,050

257
257
A Fereghan-Sarouk palace carpet, Persia. An impressive oversize
medallion design on a blue field of flowering vines, rosettes and
foliage. C. 1940. 707 x 437 cm. DKK 50,000 / € 6,700

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260
260
A set of twelve white painted Gustavian chairs after
model by the Stockholm chairmaker Ephraim Ståhl
(1794-1820), each back carved with female Egyp-
tian busts and foliage. Sweden, late 18th century.
(12)
The chairs are made after design by the Stockholm
258 chair-maker Ephraim Ståhl, (1767-1820). He was born
A Gustavian giltwood mirror adorned with carvings in Finland and became master in Stockholm in 1794.
and blue decoration, the frame with porphyry glass. His production was large and of noticeable quality, and
Stockholm, late 18th century. H. 156 cm. W. 73 cm. he worked mostly in the late Gustavian style and the
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350 Swedish Empire style. The design is predominantly Ne-
oclassical. His furniture was in very high demand, and
259 his workshop furnished numerous castles and manor
A free-standing Gustavian giltwood console with houses with chairs and couches.
'faux' marble top and porphyry painted glass. Late
18th century. H. 75 cm. L. 112 cm. W. 62 cm. Literature: Torsten Sylvén, 'Stolens guldalder', 2003,
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700 p. 203-204. DKK 80,000 / € 10,500

261
261
A large emerald green glass, gilt brass and bronze
hall lantern with one internal light, adorned with
prisms. 19th century. H. 105 cm. Diam. 45 cm.
DKK 35,000 / € 4,700
262
A French Louis XVI gilt and patinated bronze and
white marble mantel clock with white enamel dial
signed 'P. Brisson Paris' (probably the clockmak-
er Louis-Pierre Brisson, master in 1775), later free
swinging pendulum. Late 18th century.
H. 65 cm. W. 47 cm. D. 13 cm.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
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An Italian Florentine Louis XVI giltwood center table with
a yellow Sienna marble top above an 'a la Grecque' carved
frieze, on square tapering and fluted legs. Late 18th and
early 19th century. H. 86 cm. W. 166 cm. D. 87 cm.
Provenance: The Danish Asiatic Company at Strandgade 25,
Copenhagen. The main building designed by Architect Philip
de Lange (b. 1704- d. 1766).
Literature: Similar table at Palazzo Pitti, Sala di Apollo in

Galleria Palatina. I Mobili di Palazzo Pitti, Il primo periodo
lorenses 1737-1799, Umberto Allemandi & Co. p. 114-115.
DKK 50,000 / € 6,700


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François Rémond (circa 1747-1812) was along with

264 Pierre Gouthière one of the most important Parisian
FRANCOIS RÉMOND metalworkers and bronze gilders of the last third of the
b. 1747, d. 1812 18th century. He began his apprenticeship in 1763 and
A pair of exceptional Louis XVI patinated bronze became a master chaser-gilder in 1774. His great talent
mermaid candelabra, each with two mermaids hold- quickly won him a wealthy clientele, including certain
ing gilt bronze garlands of foliage and fruits, sitting members of the Court. Through the marchand-mercier
on the edge of the white marble vase in the upper Dominique Daguerre, François Rémond was involved in
part of a band with a frieze of interlacing and alter- furnishing the homes of most of the important collec-
nating palms, resting on a pedestal with cut base, tors of the late 18th century, supplying them with ex-
the white marble vase surmounted by stem adorned ceptional clock cases, firedogs, and candelabra. These
with leaves surmounted by flowers for the nozzles. elegant and innovative pieces greatly contributed to his
Paris, c. 1783-1784. H. 85 cm. (2) fame. DKK 175,000-200,000 / € 23,500-27,000

265
265
A pair of Louis XVI gilt bronze and white
marble vases on tripod bases, cast with pine
cones, ram’s heads and rosettes. Late 18th
century. H. 47 cm. W. 20 cm. (2)
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
266
A signed Hereke full silk rug, Turkey. An all
over design of linked entwined branches,
palmettes, rosettes and foliage on an ivory
field. Corner with Hereke signature mono
gram. C. 1 million kn. pr. sqm. C. 1960.
225 x 155 cm. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
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RENACLE-NICOLAS SOTIAU
b. Liège 1749, d. Paris 1791
A large Louis XVI lyre gilt bronze and white marble

mantel clock. Signed 'Sotiau à Paris'. Late 18th cen-
tury. H. 56 cm. W. 29 cm. D. 12 cm.
Sotiau was a talented clockmaker in Paris and became
a master in 1782. He acquired his clock cases from the
best and most skillful artisans, often working with the
bronze casters Pierre-Philippe Thomire and François
Rémond. The excellent quality of his work won him
the coveted title of “Horloger de Monseigneur le 267
Dauphin” (the Dauphin being the elder son of Louis XVI
and Marie-Antoinette).
Today Sotiau’s clocks may be found in the most im-

portant international collections, such as the Walters
Art Museum in Baltimore, the Frick Collection in New
York, the Huntington Collection in San Marino and the
Musée national du Château de Versailles, as well as the
British and Spanish Royal Collections.
DKK 60,000 / € 8,050

268
268
MAISON MILLET ing 'meuble et bronze d'art, genre ancien et moderne.'
A Louis XVI style rosewood marquetry and gilt The company won several awards in the series of exhi-
bronze mounted display cabinet, front with a pair of bitions in London and Paris, such as the gold medal in
glass doors. Signed 'Millet á Paris'. Third-quarter of the 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle, a Grand Prix in
the 19th century. H. 172 cm. W. 120 cm. D. 44 cm. 1900 and three further diplomes d'honneur and four
Maison Millet was established by Théodore Millet in médailles d'or for the furniture they produced. The firm
1853, and operated until 1902 from premises at 11, specialized in the Louis XV and XVI styles, though they
Rue Jacques-Coeur, Paris, before relocating to 23, were acclaimed by their contemporaries for working
Boulevard Beaumarchais. Maison Millet was a highly in their own modern style and were an active client of
regarded furniture firm that was described as produc- François Linke. DKK 75,000 / € 10,000

269
269
A French Louis XVI style mahogany and gilt
bronze mounted lady's desk after model
by Jean Henri Riesener (1735-1806), with
brown gilt tooled leather top. 19th century.
H. 75 cm. W. 95 cm. D. 60 cm.
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
270
A French Louis XVI mantel clock, white and
black marble, gilt and patinated bronze, the
movement with white enamel dial carried by
obelisks and adorned with Roman warrior,
free-swinging sunburst Apollo pendulum.
Late 18th century.
H. 58 cm. W. 44 cm. D. 19 cm.
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
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271
A Scagliola and bronze table, the circular blacktop
inlaid with colourful shells, corals and pearls, tripod
base with hoof endings. Mid-19th century.
H. 69 cm. Diam. 61 cm. DKK 25,000 / € 3,350

272
A large brass gaslight in the French style with five
large glass shades, modern black painted concave
base and mounted for electricity. C. 1900.
H. 285 cm. W. 80 cm.
According to tradition from the Copenhagen restaurant
Wivel, founded in 1880 by the merchant Mr Carl Chris-
tian Wivel (1844-1922), placed at the corner of Tivo-
li's newly erected facade building, which was designed
by Richard Bergmann and Emil Blichfeldt. In 1931, the
restaurant's name was changed from Wivel to Wivex.
After several decades of great success as a restaurant,
dance venue and nightclub, the place closed in 1964.
DKK 30,000-40,000 / € 4,000-5,350
The interior of restaurant Wivel. 272

273 Sultanabad carpets are one of many famous carpet
An important Sultanabad carpet, Arak area, central types originating in the Arak area of central Iran. These
Persia. A classical and outstanding Safavid design Western-influenced carpets are very different from the
with a central medallion of entwined bands on a red Sarouk and Farahan carpets produced nearby.
field with tree pattern surrounded by a wide grace-
ful palmette blossom main border. Sultanabad was built on the remains of earlier settle-
ments with the majority of construction efforts occur-
The design dates back to the "carpets of the great ring between the late 1700s and mid-1800s.
period", from the Shah Tahmasp I reign (1514-
1576). The design of the present example is a com- The county quickly gained a reputation for its arts, crafts
bination of the mid-16th century Schwarzenberg and cultural industries, including ceramics, metalwork-
‘Paradise Park’ carpet at MIAQ (Museum of Islamic ing and rug production, including the development of a
Art in Doha, Qatar) and the border of the Persian unique antique rug style. Historical documents suggest
mid-16th century ‘Salting group Tiger carpet’ from the area played an important role in the commerciali-
the Poldi Pezzoli Museum, Milan, inv. no. 424. zation of the rug industry as early as the 17th century.
Wool on cotton foundation, executed with a clear The region’s reputation for producing high-quality rugs
and colourful natural colour palette. App. 200.000 and carpets led to a fortuitous decision by the foreign
kn. pr. sqm. Late 19th century. 520 x 420 cm. export firm Ziegler and Co., who decided to establish
workshops in the Sultanabad area sometime around
Among the various types of late nineteenth-centu- 1883. This move gave Ziegler more control over their
ry Persian room-size rugs that grew out of the grand product and overseas profits.
tradition of classical era Safavid carpets, Sultanabads
tend to stand apart for a number of reasons. Safavid The firm’s innovative marketing and product develop-
Persian carpets were often monumental in size, but ment strategies led to partnerships with designers from
their designs tended to be finely detailed with count- the prestigious Liberty of London department store as
less curves, and the component motifs were relatively well as B. Altman and Company of New York. These de-
small in comparison to the size of the field. signers revamped Safavid patterns from the 1500s and
1600s to suit Western tastes. Their formula centered
on adapting and redrawing these elegant designs in a
new selection of colours. DKK 350,000 / € 47,000

273

274
J U L E S F O S S E Y,
PIERRE FRANÇOIS FEUCHÈRE
b. 1806, d. 1858, b. 1737, d. 1823
A French Louis XVI portal-shaped marble and gilt

bronze mantel clock with white enamel dial, signed
'FEUCHERE & FOSSEY FTS DE BRONZES'. Early
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
275 274
An Empire gilt bronze gallery ornament probably
from a 'surtout de table' adorned with openwork
vases, foliage, lions and three porcelain plaques
decorated with polychrome flowers. France, early
19th century. H. 14 cm. L. 73 cm.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
275

Jean-André Reiche, “Portefaix”, 276
Musée des Arts décoratifs.
276
"Portefaix" a French gilt and patinated bronze
mantel clock, after a design by bronzier Jean-André
Reiche (1752-1817), the round enamel dial is set
into a case resembling a woven basket or a bundle
of cotton borne on the back of a male figure with The preparatory drawing of the clock registered in
enamel eyes, bare torso and a water gourd hanging early 1808 by the talented Parisian artist and bronzier
from his belt, he wears a hat and carries a bam- Jean-André Reiche is in the Musée des Arts décoratifs
boo cane in one hand while holding a letter in the in Paris.
other. The oval base is adorned with the motif of
a monkey swinging from a cord stretched between Literature: Elke Niehüser, Die französische Bronzeuhr,
two palm trees, and the sides are decorated with Munich 1997, no. 240.
parakeets in palm trees. Signed 'á Paris'. Early 19th Tardy, Paris 1969, vol. II, p. 358.
century. H. 39 cm. DKK 70,000 / € 9,400

279
A signed antique Kerman carpet, South East Persia.
A Kerman adaptation of the classical Persian gar-
den design, the watercourses edged with narrow
flower borders enclosing Oriental Plane trees and
flower beds, within a border of rosettes and botehs.
Signed: Tashavongiyan(Armenian family in Persia).
Executed in soft natural colours. Early 20th century.
525 x 347 cm.
The earliest style of garden, or perhaps more accurately
‘pleasure garden’ we know about is the Islamic or mo-
gal garden, dating from the eighth century. These were
based on the Persian paradise garden and the most
important elements were water, sanctuary and shade
which provided a refuge from the daily trials of nomad-
ic desert life. Its form, copied in Persian carpet patterns,
was based on the four rivers of life which divided the
garden into quarters. DKK 70,000 / € 9,400
277
277
An antique Heriz rug, North West Persia. A fine
classical small size well-drawn medallion design
executed with the finest sense of natural colour
combination. C. 1900. 195 x 165 cm.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
278
An antique Kashan Mohtasham silk rug, Persia.
Slightly stylized medallion design. Early 20th cen-
tury. 194 x 132 cm.
The famous Kashani "Mohtasham" workshop was
founded by the master weaver Haji Mollah Moham-
mad Hassan Mohtasham in c. 1845 and continued
by his two sons after he retired in the mid-1880s. The
weavings of the Mohtasham workshop is associat-
ed with carpets of the highest quality within Persian
workshop pieces.
For more information on Mohtasham carpets, see:
Siawosch Azadi’s article ‘The Mark of Mohtasham’.
HALI, Issue 160, 2009, pp. 66-73.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
278

279

Jean-Simon Deverberie, drawing of the “L’Amérique” clock, Paris
1799, Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
Literature: Tardy II, Pendules Francaises, p. 246. Elke

Niehüser, French Bronze clocks, p. 147–149 and no.
280 808, p. 235. H. Ottomeyer, P. Pröschel et al., Vergoldete
JEAN HENRI HUNZIKER Bronzen, Munich 1986, vol I, p. 381, fig. 5.15.28.
b. Aarau, Switzerland 1778, d. Paris 1832
L'Amérique, a Directoire gilt and patinated bronze The Swiss-born clockmaker Jean Henri Hunziker
allegorical mantel clock 'au bon sauvage' with fig- worked in Paris from around 1800 to 1820, based at
ure personifying America. The case, after a design Rue de Bussi 22.
dated 1799 by Jean-Simon Deverberie (b. 1784–d.
1824), is surmounted by the seated female figure of After a design dated 1799 by Jean-Simon Deverberie
a half-draped huntress with a bow in her right hand (1784–1824) which is preserved in the Bibliothèque
and a quiver of arrows slung across her back, an al- Nationale, Paris.
ligator lying at her feet. The waisted base is mount-
ed with serpent-tied floral garlands and a beaded This clock and others with similar themes appeared at
border, raised on gilt bronze toupie feet. The dial the end of the 18th century in response to the appeal of
signed 'Hunziker á Paris'. France, c. 1800-1815. Jean-Jacques Rousseau's idealized “homme naturel”.
H. 48 cm. W. 37 cm. D. 17 cm. DKK 250,000 / € 33,500

280

281
A Danish Royal Empire crystal, gilt bronze and brass
chandelier, adorned with eight candleholders divid-
ed by figures in the shape of putti. Early 19th cen-
tury. H. 98 cm. Diam. 56 cm.
According to tradition, the chandelier was a wedding
gift from the Danish King Frederick VIII (1843-1912),
to his son Prince Harald and his daughter-in-law
Princess Helena Adelaide of Schleswig-Holstein-Son-
derburg-Glücksburg, on 28 April 1909 at Glücksborg
Castle. DKK 20,000-25,000 / € 2,700-3,350
281
282
A French Empire Retour d'Egypte dressing mirror,
mahogany frame with gilt bronze ornaments in the
shape of female Egyptian busts and foliage. Early
282
Provenance: The manor house Holckenhavn, Funen.
DKK 15,000-20,000 / € 2,000-2,700

283
283
A signed full silk Qum carpet, Persia. Flower vase
and rose design on a blue field. Signed: Bafte Iran
Ghom Monadi. C. 950.000 kn. pr. sqm. C. 1960.
354 x 241 cm. DKK 50,000 / € 6,700

284
A pair of French Empire gilt and patinated bronze
candelabra, each adorned with female figure hold-
ing three candleholders aloft, on a cone-shaped
base. Early 19th century. H. 56 cm. W. 22 cm. (2)
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
285
A pair of elegant late Gustavian giltwood and paint- 284
ed 'demi lune' consoles with white marble tops and
legs in the shape of lion monopodia. Stockholm,
early 19th century. H. 87 cm. W. 68 cm. D. 40 cm. (2)
DKK 60,000 / € 8,050
285

286
286
A Tabriz carpet, Persia. A highly decorative all over large
linked palmette design on an ivory field. First half 20th
century. 392 x 298 cm. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

287
A Swedish Rococo giltwood mirror adorned with open-
work carved C-scrolls and foliage, facet-cut mirror glass.
Stockholm, mid-18th century. H. 142 cm. W. 62 cm.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
288
A Swedish stone top table with profiled top of Komstad
stone, the lower part of blue painted oak and pine-
wood with baluster-shaped legs joined by X-shaped
stretcher, later drawer. Scania, 18th/19th century.
H. 79 cm. L. 181 cm. W. 80 cm. DKK 50,000 / € 6,700
287
288

289
A Swedish Rococo chandelier, cage-shaped gilt brass
frame with six candle holders, decorated with cut
glass stars and prisms. Stockholm, mid-18th centu-
ry. H. 83 cm. Diam. 56 cm.
DKK 45,000-50,000 / € 6,050-6,700
290
A set of twelve almost identical Swedish Rococo
chairs, later grey painted, each with arched back
with profiled back splat, curved drop-in seat and
cabriole legs joined by stretcher. Stockholm, mid-
18th century. (12) DKK 60,000 / € 8,050
289
290

291
291
An antique Kasak rug, Caucasus. A classical tri-
ple medallion design surrounded by Z-form main
border. 1890-1910. 275 x 148 cm.
DKK 18,000 / € 2,400
292
An antique Gendje rug, Caucasus. Design with diag-
onal stripes in different colours surrounded by crab
main border. Several details with animal motifs and
human figures. 19th century. 228 x 126 cm.
DKK 35,000 / € 4,700
292

293
Two garden figures, painted on wooden boards.
First half 18th century. H. 117 cm and 97 cm. (2)
Provenance: The Swedish noble family Bjelke, known
since the mid-15th century, at Sturefors Castle in
Östergötland. DKK 18,000 / € 2,400
293
294
A narrow Danish Rococo walnut and giltwood bow-
front cupboard with curved Carrara marble top,
front with door enclosing shelves. Mid-18th century.
H. 89 cm. W. 62 cm. D. 40 cm.
294 DKK 20,000 / € 2,700

295
295 296
A pair of Gustavian oval giltwood mirrors, carved A large Gustavian painted sideboard with later white
with pearl borders, openwork bows and foliage, marble top above carved rosettes and festoons, ta-
each with twin brass candle holder. Stockholm, late pering round fluted legs. Sweden, late 18th century.
18th century. H. 64 cm. W. 46 cm. (2) H. 86 cm. L. 140 cm. D. 70 cm.
DKK 35,000 / € 4,700 DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
296

297
PETER GREEN
b. Liverpool 1706, d. Åbenrå 1795
A Danish musical oak case longcase clock, gilt brass

dial with openwork corner ornaments, engraved
centre with minute dial and calendar, painted moon
phase to the arch, the movement with six bells and
large striking bell. The dial signed 'Peter Green
Apenrade'. South Jutland, c. 1780.
H. 225 cm. W. 55 cm. D. 30 cm.
Among the best-known of the Danish clockmakers is
Green of Aabenraa, or 'Apenrade', as the signature is
written on the clocks. The family can be traced back
to the English clockmaker Peter Green, who emigrated
with his wife and children from Liverpool to Aabenraa,
around 1745 and worked there until his death in 1795.
He had two sons, William and Jonathan, who also be-
came clockmakers in Aabenraa and finally William
Green had a son, Jakob Green, who continued making
clocks until his death in 1847. The Green clocks span a
period of more than a century, but only the clocks from
the first 50–60 years are of a high standard.
Literature: D. Yde Andersen: Bornholmer og andre

gamle ure, Borgens Forlag, 1974.
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
297

298
298 299
A pair of Swedish black painted commodes deco- A Swedish table with top of Öland stone the lower
rated with 'à la grecque' borders, ornaments and part of later painted oak, front with drawer, square
imitated stone tops. Gustavian style, 20th century baluster-shaped legs joined by stretcher. Mid-19th
and later. H. 77 cm. W. 101 cm. D. 49 cm. (2) century and later. H. 76 cm. L. 128 cm. W. 62 cm.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350 DKK 25,000-30,000 / € 3,350-4,000
297
299

300
300
A pair of Gustavian style painted vitrine cupboards with two glass
doors enclosing shelves, the lower part with four drawers. Late
19th century with later additions. H. 232 cm. W. 87 cm. D. 47 cm.
(2) DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

301
A Gustavian gilt brass and bronze, crystal chandelier
with six lights and one internal light. Sweden, late
18th century. H. 100 cm. Diam. 79 cm.
DKK 35,000 / € 4,700
301
302
A large Gustavian giltwood sofa with ornamental
carvings and borders, covered in yellow striped silk,
standing on eight round fluted legs. Stockholm, late
18th century. H. 105 cm. L. 200 cm. D. 65 cm.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
302

Jens Juel, Portrait of Louise Augusta
of Denmark, C. 1785.
Residenzmuseum im Celle Schloss.
303
303 Louise Augusta in 1843 the bureau passed to her la-

A Danish Louis XVI mahogany bureau cabinet with dy-in-waiting, Henriette Hattensen, in whose family it
two doors flanked by corner quarter columns, gilt has been passed down. One instance of this was that
bronze capitals and bases, fall front enclosing fit- it remained for 56 years in the home of the writer and
ted interior, inlaid with rosettes and strips of light librarian Julius Clausen, until acquired by the present
wood. Late 18th century. H. 225 cm. W. 125 cm. D. owner. Written material is included: "Minderige mø-
61 cm. bler", undated newspaper clipping, Politikken. "Et brev
According to information, the bureau once belonged fra Julius Clausen til Vigge Friderichsen, 1950" also a
to Princess Louise Augusta, the daughter of Caroline print of posten i rex, Det Kongelige Biblioteks database.
Mathilde and Struensee, and was moved to Augusten- Article on Julius Clausen, Dansk Biografisk Leksikon,
borg Castle on her marriage in 1786 to the Duke of newest edition. Slægtstavlesamlingen (Collection of
Augustenborg, Frederik Christian. On the death of family trees), 1932. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

304
304
A late Gustavian mahogany commode
with three brass lined drawers and top
of Älvdalen porphyry. Sweden, early 19th
century. H. 91 cm. W. 104 cm. D. 50 cm.
Älvdalen porphyry works was in the period
1818-1856 owned by the Swedish royal fam-
ily. Among important works from Älvdalen is
the Rosendal Palace vase and the sarcoph-
agus of Karl XIV Johan in The Riddarholm
Church, Stockholm.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
305
A Baktiari room size carpet, Persia. A
modern version of the classical "Garden of
paradise" design. C. 2000. 585 x 395 cm.
Provenance: A Danish manor house.
DKK 15,000 / € 2,000
305

306
306
PIETRO CHIAPPARELLI
A patinated bronze figure of 'The dancing faun' on
an oval marble base, Grand Tour Souvenier. Signed
'Po Chiapparelli Fe Roma'. Italy, late 19th century.
H. 90 cm. L. 42 cm. W. 30 cm.
The original figure of the faun was dug up in Pompeii in
1830 and acquired its fame almost instantly. Its find-
spot was named after it — the House of the Faun.
DKK 30,000-40,000 / € 4,000-5,350

307
A Danish West Indian four-poster mahogany bed,
the four posters carved with twisted profiles, curved
headboard with rosettes, footboard with turned
rods. St. Croix, c. 1820-1840.
H. 233 cm. L. 223 cm. W. 184 cm.
Mattress measurements L. 205 cm. W. 157 cm.
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
307

308
A large 24 light glass chandelier with curved
glass candle arms in two levels adorned
with prisms in chains and large drop-shaped
prisms. Mounted for electricity. Late 19th
century. H. 97 cm. Diam. 120 cm.
DKK 20,000 / € 2,700
308
309
An antique Shirvan rug, Caucasus. All over styl-
ized flowers in lattice design, top with two cocks
and several minor animal motifs surrounded by a
stepped border. 1890-1910. 214 x 129 cm.
DKK 15,000 / € 2,000
309

310
310
A French gilt and patinated bronze twelve light chan-
delier, centred by a large tazza issuing twelve leaf-
sheathed and scrolled arms, each set on the outside
with a female mask with a floral headband, electrified.
Charles X style, 20th century. H. 110 cm. Diam. 60 cm.
DKK 50,000 / € 6,700

311
311
A pair of white marble and gilt bronze mounted
vases after model by Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810–
1892). 20th century. H. 54 cm. (2)
DKK 50,000 / € 6,700
312
WASSMUS FRÉRES
A Napoleon III marquetry rosewood marquetry and
gilt bronze mounted cupboard with white marble
top. Marked 'WASSMUS'. France, late 19th century.
H. 94 cm. W. 84 cm. D. 42 cm.
DKK 30,000 / € 4,000
312

313
313
A Tehran carpet, Persia. Arch design with columns,
trees, cypresses, flowers and foliage. 1930-1940.
295 x 215 cm. DKK 10,000-12,000 / € 1,350-1,600
314
A Tudeshk Nain rug, Persia. An elegant all over de-
sign of palmettes, rosettes, flowers and foliage on a
red field. C. 800.000 kn. pr. sqm. C. 1950.
214 x 137 cm.
Rug and carpets from the “Tudeshk” workshop are con-
sidered to be the far most exclusive pieces from the
Nain area. DKK 10,000-12,000 / € 1,350-1,600
314

315
315
JOSEPH-EMMANUEL ZWIENER
b. Herdon 1849, d. Paris 1895
A French Louis XVI style rosewood parquetry lady's

desk with gilt bronze lists and mounting, front with
drawer inset with black laquer panel. Stamped 'E.
Zwiener'. France, late 19th century. H. 75 cm.
L. 120 cm. D. 72 cm. DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
316
A white Carrara marble figure, the Roman goddess
Aurora, standing female figure with drapings, on a
profiled plinth. Signed in Cyrillic 'r. BPOYTO, 1894'.
Late 19th century. H. 204 cm. W. 39 cm. D. 39 cm.
Provenance: Professor Dr Med. Louis Sigurd Fridericia
(1881-1947) and his descendants.
DKK 20,000-25,000 / € 2,700-3,350 316

317
317
A Sarouk rug, Persia. Arch design with columns,
flower vase, cypresses and palmettes on a red field.
Early 20th century. 198 x 132 cm.
DKK 18,000 / € 2,400
318
A signed Isfahan rug, Persia. Classical medallion de-
sign. Signed: Iran Mohammad Horr. Knotted on silk
warps. C. 750.000 kn. pr. sqm. C. 1960. 208 x 149 cm.
DKK 10,000-12,000 / € 1,350-1,600
318

319
A large French gilt bronze and cut-glass 24-light chandelier.
Late 19th century. H. 115 cm. Diam. 100 cm.
DKK 25,000 / € 3,350
319
320
A large Louis Philippe gilt and patinated
bronze mantel clock adorned with figure
of Apollo with lyre and bow on red 'Griotte
rouge' plinth. Paris, mid-19th century.
H. 68 cm. W. 50 cm. D. 18 cm.
320 DKK 25,000 / € 3,350

321
321 322
A Chinese carpet. Central design with Phoenix bird A Peking carpet, China. Decorative plain design with
surrounded by classical Chinese symbolic ornaments central roundel with pagoda and flower branches on
on a light blue field. First half 20th century. an open ivory field. First half 20th century.
351 x 276 cm. DKK 18,000 / € 2,400 524 x 272 cm. DKK 40,000 / € 5,350

322

323
A Kashan carpet, Persia. All over
flower vase design with bird
motifs, branches and foliage.
C. 1940. 353 x 263 cm.
DKK 40,000 / € 5,350
323
324
324
A Danish bronze one pounder swivel gun pattern 1781
c 92 cm in total length incl. its "monkey tail" without
visible markings. The cannon is most probably cast by
J. C. Gamst around 1808. It was used on the naval gun-
boats and around 1850 sold to the merchant marine as
a signal cannon. DKK 15,000 / € 2,000

INDEX
A E Janssen, Luplau 55
Abildgaard, N. A., school of 14 Ender, Axel Hjalmar 52 Jensen, Georg 327, 330, 338
Ageron, François 255 409, 472, 474

F
Aizelin, Sophie 17 Jensen, Hans 21
Fabergé, Carl 187, 188, 198 Jensen, I. L. 93
Als, Peder 7
Ferg, Franz de Paula 1 Jorn, Asger 475
Ancher, Anna 38, 39
Feuchère, Pierre François 274 Juel, Jens 18, 23
Ancher, Michael 34
Fischer, Paul 56, 61
35, 44, 46 K
80, 81, 84
Audemars Piguet 113, 127
Fossey, Jules 274 Karpov, Alexander Karpovich 186
Avercamp, Hendrick van, attributed
Kornbeck, Peter 65
to 12 G
Krøyer, P. S. 16, 28
Averin, Alexander Nicolajevich 189 Galien-Laloue, Eugène 59, 60
32, 37, 40
B Garrard 354
Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory 180
Georg Jensen & Wendel 494
Balen, Jan van, after 11 Kyhn, Vilhelm 20
Girard-Perregaux 121
Bell, David 366, 367
Grachev, Vasily Yakovlevich 190, 200 L
Berel, Jean 184
Green, Peter 297 la Cour, Janus 78, 79
Berg, Nils 233
Gude, Hans Fredrik 29 Lank 429
Boucheron 340, 341
342, 343, 344 H Larsen, Emanuel 4
349, 350, 351 Larsson, Carl 48

Hammershøi, Svend 76
353, 370, 371 Linde, Hermann 75
Hammershøi, Vilhelm 41, 47
372, 373, 374 Lindhart, Ethan 432
Hansen, I. T. 67
Bredal, Niels 3 Locher, Carl 71, 77
Hartmann’s 339, 360, 362
Breguet 125 Lundbye, Johan Thomas 51
363, 375, 377
Brendekilde, H. A. 36, 69, 83 Lynggaard, Ole 325, 326, 328
378, 388, 397
Brünniche, Andreas 6 329, 331, 332
401, 427, 449
Bulgari 433, 439 333, 334, 337
451, 454, 473
420, 426, 434
C 492, 493, 501
435, 436, 437
Hentze, Gudmund 85
Carmiencke, Hermann 64 471, 496, 499
Hermès 513, 514
Cartier 101 Læssøe, Thorald 2, 66
Holmström, August 188
102, 383, 411
Holsøe, Carl 42, 43, 57 M
446, 507, 511
Hunziker, Jean Henri 280 Marstrand, Wilhelm 89
Chopard 505
Hörner, Johan 8 Melbye, Anton 30
Corrodi, Hermann David Salomon 50
Cramer, Peter 22 I Melbye, Vilhelm 73
Ilsted, Peter 58, 70, 82 Monies, David 88

D
IWC 122 Mønsted, Peder 31
Dalsgaard, Christen 49
J N
Ditzel, Nanna 345
Drachmann, Holger 25, 33 Jaeger-LeCoultre 128, 129, 134 Neogrady, Antal 53
Dulong, Marianne 421, 422, 425 Jankowski, Johan Wilhelm 72 Northcote, James 23
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O T
Omega 97, 98 Thomsen, Emma 90, 91
Orlovsky, Vladimir Donatovich 182 Tiffany & Co. 380, 382, 414
Ortmann, Mathias 241 Tornøe, Wenzel 87
Ottesen, O. D. 92 Tudor 136
Tuxen, Laurits 45
P
Pandora 335 V
Panerai 108 Vuitton, Louis 515
Pasetti, Alfred 178
W
Patek Philippe 103, 104
Wen, Wang 172
114, 116, 123
Weylandt, Camilla 428
126, 130, 131
Whitcombe, Thomas 27
Petzholdt, Fritz 54
WIN 356, 398
Philipsen, Theodor 62
Winston, Harry 107
Poussin, Nicolas, after 9
Precht, Burchard 245 Y
Purygin, Leonid 192 Yorke, William Howard 26
R Yunshan, Lu 155
Ring, L. A. 63, 74 Z
Rolex 95, 96, 99 Zahrtmann, Kristian 68
100, 105, 106 Zwiener, Joseph-Emmanuel 315
109, 110, 111
112, 115, 117
118, 119, 120
124, 132, 135
Rémond, Francois 264
Rückert, Feodor 198
S
Safonov, Alexandr Petrovich 195
Schilder, Andrei Nikolaevich 196
Shamballa 368, 445
Sindberg, Ada(mine) 94
Skovgaard, P. C. 5
Smith, L. A. 19
Sondore, Anita 376
Sotiau, Renacle-Nicolas 267
Svart, Ruben 336
365, 423, 424
Syberg, Fritz 86
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Emil Nolde: “Mohnblumen” (Poppies). Signed Nolde.

Watercolour on paper. Visible size 26 x 45.5 cm.
Vurdering: DKK 600,000-800,000 / € 80,500-105,000.
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DESIGN
18 June
Poul Kjærholm: “PK 25”. A pair of early and rare chairs with hand
forged frames of matte chromed steel. Seat and back with flag halyard.
Vurdering: DKK 600,000-800,000 / € 80,500-105,000.
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KØBSVILKÅR FOR TRADITIONELLE AUKTIONER
Disse købsvilkår udgør Bruun Rasmussen Kunst UNDER AUKTIONEN

auktioner A/S’ (“BRK”) købsvilkår for traditionelle
auktioner og er gældende fra 1. februar 2017. 4 BRK’S ROLLE
BRK kan til enhver tid ændre købsvilkårene. 4.1 Salget af en genstand formidles af BRK på vegne af
Ved bud accepterer budgiver/køber at være bundet af sælger. BRK afhænder altid udbudte genstande til den
højst mulige pris under budgivningen.
de til enhver tid gældende købsvilkår, som fremgår 4.2 Udbudte genstande kan have en med sælger aftalt mindste
på bruunrasmussen.dk. Købsvilkårene gælder både pris, hvorunder den ikke kan sælges. Denne pris er fortrolig.
i forhold til erhvervsdrivende og forbrugere. 4.3 De traditionelle auktioner overværes af en af Justits
ministeriet beskikket auktionsleder, der sikrer, at
auktionerne går retmæssigt for sig.
5 BUDGIVNING
5.1 Auktionerne afvikles i danske kroner. De tilnærmelsesvise
beløb i euro/US dollar vil blive oplyst på skærme i
FØR AUKTIONEN auktionssalen og i øvrigt på opfordring.
5.2 Auktionarius bestemmer overbuds størrelse og i hvilket
1 VURDERING AF GENSTANDE tempo, auktionen afvikles. Overbud stiger normalt med
5 % 10 % i forhold til det foregående bud. Normalt
1.1 Alle udbudte genstande er vurderet af BRK. Vurderingen sælges der 50100 katalognumre i timen.
er et skøn over det forventede hammerslag, jf. punkt 5.3.
5.3 Hammerslag betegner både det forhold, at auktionarius
Vurderingen er baseret på tidligere salg af samme type
slår med hammeren og derved markerer budgivningens
genstande og erfaringer hos BRK. Hammerslag kan derfor
afslutning, og den pris (budsum), den udbudte genstand
falde højere eller lavere ud end vurderingen.
sælges til. Se punkt 7 vedrørende beløb, der tillægges
hammerslaget.
2 BESKRIVELSE AF GENSTANDE 5.4 Køber er den budgiver, der opnår hammerslag. Ved
hammerslaget indgås på baggrund af disse købsvilkår en
2.1 Udbudte genstande præsenteres med fotos og beskrivelse bindende købs/salgsaftale.
i kataloger og på bruunrasmussen.dk. Beskrivelsen fore
tages efter bedste overbevisning af BRK og ud fra en nøje 5.5 Bydes på andres vegne, hæfter budgiver som selvskyldner
undersøgelse efter den på salgstidspunktet herskende kautionist for handlen.
opfattelse blandt eksperter. 5.6 Genstande købes som beset, og køber har uanset budtype
2.2 De udbudte genstande er af en alder og art, der ingen fortrydelsesret, heller ikke efter forbrugeraftaleloven.
bevirker, at de ofte er behæftede med slitage, mangler, 5.7 Budgiver skal efter anvisninger fra BRK identificere sig og
beskadigelser og reparationer. Som udgangspunkt dokumentere sin betalingsdygtighed, f.eks. ved registrering
sælges alt som brugte genstande, og derfor indeholder af gyldigt betalings/kreditkort, bankgaranti eller indbeta
beskrivelsen i kataloget og på bruunrasmussen.dk ikke ling af depositum.
en redegørelse for ovenstående punkter eller genstandens 5.8 BRK kan nægte at acceptere et bud, hvis en tilstrækkelig
stand. sikkerhed for betaling mangler, eller hvis budgiver tidligere
2.3 I visse tilfælde vælger BRK at beskrive en genstands har misligholdt betalingsforpligtigelser ved køb hos BRK.
oprindelse. Det sker, hvis en tidligere ejer er offentlig 5.9 Auktionslederen træffer i samråd med auktionarius
kendt, og/eller hvis historien om et tidligere ejerskab afgørelse i alle tvivlstilfælde omkring budgivningen.
belyser genstanden og dens art. Omvendt sker det også,
at sådanne informationer udelades fra beskrivelsen,
f.eks. for at imødekomme sælgers ønske om diskretion. 6 BUDTYPER
2.4 Vurderingen og beskrivelsen kan blive revideret forud 6.1 Der er følgende muligheder for at afgive bud:
for auktionen. Ændringer offentliggøres på PERSONLIGT FREMMØDE:
bruunrasmussen.dk
Registrering og udlevering af bydeskilt foregår ved
indgangen til auktionssalen. Når budgiver ønsker at byde,
3 EFTERSYN signaleres dette til auktionarius ved at række bydeskiltet
i vejret og tydeligt fremvise dets nummer.
3.1 Udbudte genstande udstilles op til auktionen i et
showroom hos BRK. Potentielle budgivere opfordres til at KOMMISSIONSBUD:
se genstanden efter i detaljer og har selv ansvaret for at Det ønskede maksimale bud kan afgives via bruun
forvisse sig om dens stand på disse eftersyn, hvor der også rasmussen.dk frem til auktionens start eller pr. email, fax
er mulighed for at rådføre sig hos vurderingssagkyndige. eller telefon, så buddet er modtaget senest 24 timer forud
for auktionens start. En kommissionær byder på budgivers
3.2 Hvis en potentiel køber ikke har mulighed for at besigtige
vegne inden for rammerne af det ønskede maksimalbud og
genstanden ved selvsyn, kan der i de fleste tilfælde ud
vil altid afgive lavest muligt overbud.
færdiges en konditionsrapport. Beskrivelsen heri er fore
taget efter BRK’s bedste overbevisning, men er ikke baseret TELEFONBUD:
på videnskabelige undersøgelser. En konditionsrapport I forhold til visse genstande er der mulighed for at blive
tjener blot som identifikation og er ment som en hjælp ringet op af en medarbejder fra BRK, der vil byde på bud
til budgivere, der ikke selv har mulighed for at besigtige givers vegne under auktionen. Servicen kan bestilles via
genstanden på eftersynet. bruunrasmussen.dk indtil tre timer før auktionens start.
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LIVE BIDDING: B: Med betalings/kreditkort (Dankort, Visa, MasterCard,
Det er muligt at følge auktionen live og byde med via Maestro, Diners Club og JCB) på bruunrasmussen.dk
bruunrasmussen.dk under købers personlige side.
FORAUKTION: C: Via bankoverførsel til BRK’s konto i Danske Bank:
Visse traditionelle auktioner indledes med en netauktion. 4183 4310970638 · Swift/BIC: DABADKKK · IBAN:
De højeste bud på netauktionen danner udgangspunktet DK4130004310970638.
på den efterfølgende traditionelle auktion.
10 MOMSFRITAGELSE, -BETALING
EFTER AUKTIONEN OG -DEPONERING
10.1 Visse købere kan vælge hvilken momstype, der skal være
7 BELØB, DER TILLÆGGES HAMMERSLAGET gældende for handlen. Valget skal meddeles BRK senest to
7.1 I tillæg til hammerslaget, jf. punkt 5.3, skal køber for den hverdage efter købet og kan ikke omgøres.
enkelte genstand betale købersalær og, hvis betingelserne A: Momsregistrerede virksomheder i Danmark kan vælge,
er opfyldt, de øvrige beløb, der er nærmere beskrevet at handlen skal ske efter reglerne om fuldmoms, jf.
nedenfor. Det samlede beløb, som køber skal betale til BRK, punkt 7.1.3.
benævnes "købesummen".
B: Momsregistrerede virksomheder i et andet EUland kan
7.1.1 Købersalær: Hammerslaget tillægges et salær til BRK. På de fritages for dansk moms, når det kan dokumenteres,
traditionelle auktioner udgør salæret 24 % af hammerslaget
at genstanden er transporteret til den udenlandske
+ moms af salæret, i alt 30 %. For frimærker og mønter udgør
salæret 20 % af hammerslaget + moms af salæret, i alt 25 %. adresse, som køber har oplyst over for BRK, og som er
anført på fakturaen. I sådanne tilfælde skal der afregnes
7.1.2 "LIVE bidding": BRK's egen "LIVE bidding"software via moms efter de gældende regler i det land, hvor køber er
bruunrasmussen.dk er gratis at benytte for budgivere. momsregistreret. Det tilrådes at søge oplysning hos de
Benyttes en "LIVE bidding"software fra tredje part,
lokale myndigheder. Køber kan undlade at gøre brug af
tillægges købersalæret en afgift på 3 % plus moms, der
videregives til tredje part i sin helhed. muligheden for momsfritagelse og i stedet betale dansk
brugtmoms/fuldmoms.
7.1.3 Fuldmoms: Visse genstande handles efter de gældende
regler om fuldmoms. Her beregnes der moms på 25 C: Købere med bopæl uden for EU kan fritages for dansk
% af både hammerslag og salær. Disse genstande er i moms, når det kan dokumenteres, at genstanden er
beskrivelsen i kataloget og på bruunrasmussen.dk mærket transporteret ud af EU. BRK udsteder så vidt muligt
med symbolet ”*” eller med teksten: ”Dette emne handles i og mod gebyr de fornødne eksportpapirer, som skal
fuldmoms”. fremvises ved toldmyndighederne. Køber kan undlade at
7.1.4 Kunstnerafgift: Ifølge dansk lovgivning om ophavsret skal gøre brug af muligheden for momsfritagelse og i stedet
der opkræves kunstnerafgift (følgeretsvederlag) for værker betale dansk brugtmoms/fuldmoms.
af nyere danske og visse udenlandske kunstnere, som 10.2 Momsregistrerede virksomheder i et andet EUland og
enten er nulevende eller ikke har været døde i mere end købere med bopæl uden for EU skal deponere den danske
70 år. Kunstnerafgiften opkræves på vegne af VISDA. Disse moms af fakturabeløbet hos BRK, indtil eksporten er
værker er i kataloget mærket med ”ARR” (Artist’s Resale gennemført på dokumenteret lovpligtig vis. Foretages
Right) og på bruunrasmussen.dk med teksten ”Dette emne eksporten af en af BRK godkendt speditør, skal momsen
er belagt med kunstnerafgift”. Kunstnerafgiften tillægges
ikke deponeres. Se listen over godkendte speditører på
hammerslaget + salær (ekskl. moms), når beløbet overstiger
300 euro, som angivet nedenfor: bruunrasmussen.dk
Hammerslag + salær (ekskl. moms) Betalingssats
300 50.000 euro 5% 11 OVERSKRIDELSE AF BETALINGSFRIST
50.000 200.000 euro 3% 11.1 Overskrides en betalingsfrist, herunder fristen i punkt 8,
200.000 350.000 euro 1%
opkræves morarenter, som beregnes efter Nationalbankens
350.000 500.000 euro 0.5%
officielle udlånsrente + 8 % om året af det skyldige beløb.
over 500.000 euro 0.25%
Kunstnerafgiften kan ikke overstige 12.500 euro (ekskl. 11.2 Betales købesummen inkl. renter ikke senest ti dage efter,
moms) for den enkelte genstand. Afgiften skal betales i at der er fremsat påkrav herom, er BRK berettiget til at søge
danske kroner, og omregningskursen (EUR/DKK) fastsættes købesummen betalt ved modregning i depositum/ved træk
af VISDA. på bankgaranti eller at hæve købet.
7.1.5 Betalings/kreditkortgebyr: BRK forbeholder sig ret til at 11.3 Hæves købet, er BRK berettiget til at sælge genstanden på
opkræve de af indløsningsselskaberne pålagte betalings/ en ny auktion og kræve omkostningerne og en eventuel
kreditkortgebyrer. Satserne fremgår ved budgivning via difference mellem hammerslag (samt salær), der er opnået
bruunrasmussen.dk og ved betaling. på de to auktioner, betalt af den misligholdende køber.
11.4 Alle forfaldne krav (inkl. omkostninger), som ikke betales
8 BETALINGSFRIST rettidigt, kan BRK i tillæg til inkasso søge inddrevet på føl
gende måder:
8.1 Købesummen forfalder til betaling ved hammerslaget, og køber
har herefter otte dage til at betale købesummen til BRK. A: For købers regning sælge genstande indleveret til
auktion af eller på vegne af køber. Salget kan gennem
føres uden hensyntagen til en aftalt mindstepris.
9 BETALINGSMÅDER Genstande indleveret til auktion kan ikke kræves
9.1 Betaling kan ske på følgende måder: udleveret, så længe forfalden gæld henstår ubetalt.
A: Med betalings/kreditkort (Dankort, Visa, MasterCard, B: Inddrage købers tilgodehavende hos BRK, herunder
Maestro, Diners Club, JCB og China UnionPay) eller tilgodehavende fra salg af genstande indleveret af eller
kontant (op til 49.999 kr.) i auktionssalen eller efter på vegne af køber, uanset om et sådant tilgodehavende
følgende i en afdeling hos BRK. Bemærk, at vi ikke stammer fra auktionssalg, som ligger forud for eller
modtager 500eurosedler. efter tidspunktet for købers misligholdelse.
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12 AFHENTNING OG UDLEVERING hentes en CITESreeksporttilladelse fra Naturstyrelsen,
når genstanden er omfattet af Washingtonkonven
12.1 Ejendomsretten til en købt genstand overgår til køber,
tionen, CITES, liste 1 og 2. Denne eksporttilladelse kan
når hele købesummen inkl. eventuelle renter og gebyrer
normalt indhentes problemfrit, når liste 1genstande
er betalt, og først herefter kan udlevering af genstanden
enten er solgt med et CITESsalgscertifikat eller er
finde sted.
færdigforarbejdet før 1947. Liste 2genstande opnår
12.2 Ved udlevering af en købt genstand forbeholder BRK sig ligeledes normalt problemfrit en reeksporttilladelse.
retten til at kræve tilfredsstillende dokumentation for,
D: I forbindelse med eksport til lande uden for EU kan
at den person, som ønsker genstanden udleveret, enten
særlige regler gøre sig gældende ifm. den efterfølgende
selv er køberen eller er bemyndiget af køberen til at få
import, og køber opfordres til at indhente oplysninger
genstanden udleveret.
fra egne myndigheder.
12.3 Udlevering af visse våben kræver forevisning af gyldig
våbentilladelse. Sådant krav er angivet med teksten ”Køb
af dette emne kræver forevisning af gyldig våbentilladelse” 15 MANGLER VED KØBTE GENSTANDE
i kataloget og på bruunrasmussen.dk 15.1 Købelovens mangelsregler kan finde anvendelse. Nedenfor
12.4 Købte genstande henligger fra hammerslaget for købers er angivet et ikke udtømmende uddrag af købers mangels
regning og risiko. Afhentning skal ske senest otte hverdage beføjelser.
efter sidste auktionsdag. 15.2 Køber er berettiget til at annullere et køb, hvis beskrivelsen
12.5 Foretages afhentningen ikke rettidigt, transporteres de har været behæftet med væsentlige fejl, der har ført til et
købte genstande til et lager for købers regning og risiko. højere hammerslag, end en korrekt beskrivelse ville have
Transporten koster 150 kr. inkl. moms pr. genstand, og resulteret i. I sådanne tilfælde vil den samlede købesum
opbevaringen koster 150 kr. inkl. moms pr. genstand pr. blive refunderet. Køber kan ikke kræve betaling af renter af
påbegyndt uge. Henligger en genstand uafhentet i så lang købesummen eller kræve dækning af anden udgift eller tab.
tid, at lagerlejen overstiger genstandens værdi, er BRK 15.3 Et køb kan ikke annulleres, og køber kan ikke kræve
berettiget til for købers regning og risiko og uden hensyn købesummen refunderet eller rejse noget andet krav mod
til mindstepris at bortauktionere genstanden eller sælge BRK, hvis beskrivelsen af genstanden er i overensstemmelse
den underhånden. Køber hæfter fortsat for udgifter til med punkt 2, eller hvis en påvisning af falskneri havde
transport og lagerleje, der ikke dækkes ved sådant salg. krævet brug af videnskabelige metoder, der enten ikke var
12.6 I henhold til gældende hvidvasklovgivning skal køber i tilgængelige på salgstidspunktet, havde været uforholds
visse tilfælde udlevere identitetsoplysninger og fremvise mæssigt omkostningskrævende at anvende eller havde ført
billedid til BRK, før køber kan få den købte genstand i til beskadigelse af den pågældende genstand.
sin besiddelse 15.4 Krav om annullering af et køb skal meddeles BRK, når
køber er blevet bekendt med det forhold, der berettiger
13 FORSENDELSE køber til at annullere købet, dog senest to år fra den
seneste afhentningsdato efter punkt 12.4. Den købte
13.1 Er køber forhindret i selv at afhente en genstand, tilbyder genstand skal returneres til BRK i samme stand som på
BRK for købers regning og risiko at emballere og arrangere hammerslagstidspunktet. Overholdes disse betingelser
forsendelse enten med post eller speditør. Se punkt 12.2 ikke, mister køber retten til at annullere købet og kan ikke
angående legitimation. kræve købesummen refunderet. Køber er selv ansvarlig for
at betale de omkostninger, der er forbundet med returne
14 EKSPORTTILLADELSE ring af genstanden.
14.1 For at sikre at dansk kulturarv af afgørende betydning
forbliver i Danmark, kan Kulturværdiudvalget for visse 16 INDSIGELSES- OG ANSVARSBEGRÆNSNING
genstandes vedkommende nedlægge eksportforbud. Hvis 16.1 BRK tager forbehold for fejl, tekniske vanskeligheder samt
køber ønsker at eksportere en genstand ud af Danmark, udefrakommende misbrug eller forstyrrende påvirkning
hvor der er nedlagt et eksportforbud, annulleres købet, og under auktionen. Budgivere kan ikke rejse noget krav mod
Kulturværdiudvalget er forpligtet til at overtage genstand BRK som følge heraf.
en til den pris, der blev opnået på auktionen. Køber kan
ikke rejse krav mod BRK som følge af, at et eksportforbud 16.2 Køber er i alle tilfælde selv ansvarlig for korrekt betaling
bliver nedlagt. af moms og andre afgifter, gebyrer mv. i overensstemmelse
med danske og udenlandske regler.
14.2 Visse genstande er omfattet af Washingtonkonventionen,
også kendt som CITES, der har til formål at stoppe ulovlig 16.3 Medmindre andet fremgår af disse købsvilkår, kan BRK
handel med genstande fremstillet af udryddelsestruede aldrig blive ansvarlig for budgivers/købers driftstab,
vilde dyr og planter. Såfremt en genstand er omfattet af avancetab, andre indirekte tab eller følgeskader.
Washingtonkonventionen, CITES, liste 1, vil det fremgå af
beskrivelsen på bruunrasmussen.dk og være markeret 17 PERSONDATAPOLITIK
med symbolet ”” i kataloget. Følgende regler gør sig 17.1 Det er vigtigt for BRK at sikre fortrolighed og sikkerhed
gældende: omkring budgivers/købers personlige oplysninger. Person
A: Genstande omfattet af Washingtonkonventionen, datapolitikken fremgår af bruunrasmussen.dk.
CITES, liste 1, må kun handles, når der foreligger en
dispensation i form af et såkaldt CITESsalgscertifikat. 18 KLAGE, TVISTLØSNING OG LOVVALG
BRK indhenter det fornødne certifikat fra Natur
styrelsen, der tillader handel og eksport til lande inden 18.1 Har budgiver/køber en klage, kan der altid rettes henvend
for EU. Dog kan genstande, som er færdigforarbejdet else til BRK.
før 1947, frit handles inden for EU uden et certifikat. 18.2 Lykkes det ikke at finde en løsning, kan forbrugere sende en
B: Det er alene genstande omfattet af Washington klage til Nævnenes Hus, Toldboden 2, 8800 Viborg, email:
konventionen, CITES, liste 1, som er særkilt markeret naevneneshus.dk. Forbrugere med bopæl i et andet EUland
på bruunrasmussen.dk og i kataloget. Genstande end Danmark kan klage til EUKommissionens online klage
omfattet af Washingtonkonventionen, CITES, liste 2, portal via hjemmesiden: http://ec.europa.eu/odr.
der frit kan sælges og transporteres inden for EU, er 18.3 Tvister skal indbringes i Danmark ved Københavns Byret,
ikke særskilt markeret. jf. dog punkt 18.2. I forbrugerforhold gælder de ufravige
C: Ved eksport til lande uden for EU skal der uanset lige værnetingsregler.
årstallet for genstandens færdigforarbejdning altid ind Jesper Bruun Rasmussen, auktionsholder
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CONDITIONS OF PURCHASE – LIVE AUCTIONS
These conditions of purchase represent Bruun Rasmus 4.2 Items up for auction can have a reserve price that has been
sen Kunstauktioner A/S’ (“BRK”) conditions of pur agreed upon with the seller. The price is confidential and
the item cannot be sold below this price.
chase for live auctions and are effective from 1 January
4.3 The live auctions are presided over by one of the Danish
2017. BRK may modify the conditions of purchase at Ministry of Justice’s appointed auctioneers, ensuring that
any time. the auctions proceed correctly and lawfully.
By bidding, the bidder/buyer accepts the current
conditions of purchase as they appear on bruun 5 BIDDING
rasmussen.dk. The conditions of purchase are applicable 5.1 The currency used while the auctions take place is Danish
to both business owners and consumers. kroner. The approximate amount in euro/US dollars is
shown on screens in the saleroom and also on request.
5.2 The auctioneer determines the size of the bid increment
BEFORE THE AUCTION and the pace of the auction. Bid increments usually rise by
5% 10% compared to the previous bid. Approximately
1 VALUATION OF ITEMS 50100 auction lots are sold per hour.
5.3 The hammer price refers both to the gavel used by the
1.1 All the offered items are valued by BRK. The valuation auctioneer that signifies the end of a bidding round on an
is an estimate based on the expected hammer price, see item and to the price (bidding amount) that the item up
paragraph 5.3. The estimate is based on the previous sale for auction is sold for. See paragraph 7 regarding amounts
of similar items as well as BRK’s past experience. The added to the hammer price.
hammer price can therefore be higher or lower than the
estimated price. 5.4 The buyer is the bidder that submits the highest bid, there
by obtaining the hammer price. At the moment the
hammer price is determined, a binding purchase/sale agree
2 DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS ment is entered into based on these conditions of purchase.
2.1 Items up for auction are presented with photographs and 5.5 If bids are made on behalf of others, the bidder serves as
descriptions in catalogues and on bruunrasmussen.dk. surety for the transaction.
The description is worded according to the best of BRK’s 5.6 Items are purchased in their present state and condition,
knowledge and based on detailed research in accordance and regardless of the type of bidding the buyer has no
with the prevailing views among experts at the time of sale. right to cancel his purchase, neither under the Danish
2.2 The items up for auction are of an age and nature that Consumer Contracts Act.
often mean that they are in a worn, repaired or damaged
5.7 Bidders are required, in accordance with BRK’s instructions,
condition. As a starting point everything is sold as used
to identify themselves and document their ability to pay,
items. For this reason, the descriptions in the catalogue
or at bruunrasmussen.dk do not include a statement for instance by registration of a valid debit/credit card,
regarding the above or the condition of the item. bank guarantee or a deposit.
2.3 In some cases, BRK may choose to describe an item’s 5.8 BRK may refuse to accept a bid if a sufficient guarantee of
provenance. Such a description is made if a former owner the bidder’s ability to pay is not provided, or if the bidder
is publicly known and/or if the story of previous ownership has previously defaulted on payment obligations on pur
sheds further light on the item and its background. In chases from BRK.
other cases, such information is left out of the description, 5.9 The overseeing auctioneer will, in consultation with the
for instance to meet the seller’s wish for privacy. auctioneer at the podium, decide what to do in matters of
2.4 It is possible that the estimate and description are revised dispute concerning a bidding round.
prior to the auction. Changes are published on BRK’s website.
6 TYPES OF BIDDING
3 PREVIEW
6.1 Bidding options:
3.1 Items up for auction are presented prior to the auction in IN PERSON:
one of BRK’s showrooms. Potential bidders are encouraged
to inspect the items closely and are responsible for Registration and obtaining the bidding paddle take place
determining the condition of the items at these previews, at the entrance to the saleroom. When the bidder wishes to
where they also have the opportunity to consult with the bid, it is signalled to the auctioneer on the podium by
valuation experts. raising the bidding paddle in the air and clearly displaying
its number.
3.2 If a potential buyer does not have the opportunity to inspect
the item personally, a condition report can be drafted in COMMISSION BIDS:
most cases. The description in this report has been made The intended maximum bid can be submitted via bruun
according to BRK's honest conviction but is not based rasmussen.dk until the start of the auction or by email,
on scientific studies. A condition report only serves as an fax or phone, so that the bid is received no later than 24
identification and is meant as an aid to bidders who do not hours prior to the start of the auction. A commission agent
have the opportunity to inspect the item at the preview. bids on behalf of the bidder within the limits of the stated
maximum bid. The commission agent will always bid the
lowest possible amount to achieve the hammer price.
DURING THE AUCTION
TELEPHONE BID:
With certain items it is possible to have a BRK employee
4 THE ROLE OF BRK call the bidder over the phone. The employee will then bid
4.1 The sale of an item is facilitated by BRK on behalf of the on behalf of the bidder during the auction. The service can
seller, and BRK always sells items up for auction at the be booked via bruunrasmussen.dk up until three hours
highest price offered during the bidding round. before the auction is set to begin.
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LIVE BIDDING: Club, China UnionPay and JCB) or cash (up to DKK
It is possible to follow the auction live and bid on the 49.999) in the saleroom or subsequently at one of
auction lots via bruunrasmussen.dk. BRK’s locations. Please note that we do not accept EUR
500 banknotes.
PREAUCTION:
B: With debit/credit card (Dankort, Visa, MasterCard,
Some live auctions are preceded by an online auction. Diners Club and JCB) via BRK’s website on the buyer’s
The highest bids from the online auction then represent the personal page.
starting bids at the following live auction.
C: By bank transfer into BRK’s account with Danske Bank:
4183 4310970638 · Swift/BIC: DABADKKK · IBAN:
AFTER THE AUCTION DK4130004310970638.
10 VAT EXEMPTION, PAYMENT & DEPOSIT

7 AMOUNTS ADDED TO THE HAMMER PRICE
10.1 Some buyers can choose which type of VAT should apply
7.1 In addition to the hammer price, see paragraph 5.3, the to the transaction. The choice has to be communicated to
buyer pays a buyer's premium for the individual items as BRK no later than two working days after the purchase and
well as the other amounts described below if the conditions cannot be changed subsequently.
for these are applicable. The total amount that the buyer
A: Businesses in Denmark registered for VAT can decide
pays to BRK is called the "purchase price".
that the transaction is to be conducted in accordance
7.1.1 Buyer’s Premium: The hammer price always includes an with the rules for full VAT, see paragraph 7.1.3.
additional fee to BRK. At the live auctions, the fee is 24%
B: Businesses registered for VAT in another EU Member
of the hammer price + VAT of the fee, 30% in total. For
State can be exempted from paying Danish VAT if it
stamps and coins, the fee is 20% of the hammer price +
can be proved that the item has been transported to the
VAT of the fee, a total of 25%. foreign address that the buyer has registered with BRK
7.1.2 "LIVE Bidding": BRK's own "LIVE Bidding" software is and which is written on the invoice. In such cases, the
free to use for bidders on bruunrasmussen.dk. If a "LIVE VAT should be settled according to the rules applicable
Bidding" software from a third party is used, an additional in the country where the buyer is registered for VAT.
3% (including VAT) is added to the buyer's premium. The It is advisable to consult with the local authorities. The
added fee is transferred to the third party in its entirety. buyer can decide not to be exempt from regular VAT
7.1.3 Full VAT: Certain items are sold at auction in accordance and instead pay Danish VAT on secondhand goods/
with the current rules regarding full VAT. In such a full VAT.
situation, a VAT of 25% is imposed on both the hammer C: Buyers residing outside the EU can be exempted from
price and the buyer’s premium. These items are marked in Danish VAT if it can be proved that the item has been
the catalogue and on bruunrasmussen.dk with the symbol transported out of the EU. To the extent possible
"*", or with the text: “This item is subject to full VAT”. and for a fee, BRK can issue the necessary export
7.1.4 Artist's Resale Right: In accordance with Danish copyright documents for the customs authorities. The buyer may
law, a royalty fee covering the Artist's Resale Right has to decide not to be exempt from regular VAT and instead
be charged for works by newer Danish artists, and some pay Danish VAT on secondhand goods/full VAT.
foreign artists, who are either alive or have not been dead 10.2 Companies registered for VAT in another EU Member State
for more than 70 years. The royalty fee covering the Artist's and buyers residing outside the EU must deposit the Danish
Resale Right is charged on behalf of VISDA (Visual Rights VAT on the amount invoiced with BRK until the export
Denmark). These works are marked "ARR" in the printed process has been completed in a documented, lawful
catalogue, and on bruunrasmussen.dk the description fashion. If the export is undertaken by one of BRK’s
of the works includes the text: "This lot is subject to the authorized forwarding agents, the VAT does not have to
Artist's Resale Right". The royalty fee covering the Artist's be deposited. See the list of authorized forwarding agents
Resale Right is added to the hammer price + the buyer’s on bruunrasmussen.dk.
premium (excluding VAT) if the amount exceeds EUR 300,
as indicated below: 11 OVERDUE PAYMENTS
Hammer price + buyer’s premium (ex. VAT) Payment Rate 11.1 If payment is made after a deadline, including the deadline
300 50,000 euro 5% specified in paragraph 8, interest on overdue payments will
be charged and estimated in accordance with the Danish
50,000 200,000 euro 3% Central Bank’s official lending rate + 8% per year on the
200,000 350,000 euro 1% amount due.
350,000 500,000 euro 0.5% 11.2 If the purchase price, including interest, has still not been
over 500,000 euro 0.25% paid ten days after the demand for payment has been
made, BRK is entitled to seek the purchase price paid by
The royalty fee covering the Artist's Resale Right cannot making a setoff against the deposit/by drawing on the
exceed EUR 12,500 (excluding VAT) for each item. The bank guarantee or to cancel the purchase.
fee must be paid in Danish kroner, and the conversion rate
(EUR/DKK) is set by VISDA. 11.3 If the purchase is cancelled, BRK is entitled to sell the item
at a new auction and demand the costs and any difference
7.1.5 Debit/Credit Card Fee: Amounts Added to the Hammer between the new and the earlier hammer price (including
Price: BRK reserves the right to charge the debit/credit card the buyer’s premium) covered by the defaulting buyer.
fees imposed by the payment services companies. The rates
will appear when bidding on bruunrasmussen.dk and at 11.4 In addition to debt collection, BRK may seek recovery of all
payment. due claims (including costs) not paid in a timely manner in
the following ways:
A: Making the buyer cover the costs of selling items
8 PAYMENT DEADLINE consigned to auction by or on behalf of the buyer.
8.1 The purchase price falls due after the hammer price has The sale can be conducted without regard to an agreed
been determined, and then the buyer has eight days to pay reserve price. Items consigned for auction cannot be
BRK the purchase price. collected as long as overdue debts are unpaid.
B: Seizing the buyer’s remaining balance with BRK,
9 PAYMENT METHODS including the balance from the sale of items consigned
by or on behalf of the buyer, regardless of whether such
9.1 The payment can be made in the following ways: receivables derive from auction sales prior to or after
A: With debit/credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Diners the date of the buyer’s default on the payment.
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12 PICK-UP & COLLECTION obtained without problems, if the item is either sold
with a CITES certificate or was made prior to 1947.
12.1 The title to a purchased item passes to the buyer when the
Appendix 2 items usually also receive a reexport permit
full purchase price, including any interest and fees, has been
without problems.
paid, and only then can the collection of an item take place.
D: In connection with export to other countries outside
12.2 In connection with the collection of a purchased item, BRK the EU, special rules may apply concerning the sub
reserves the right to demand satisfactory documentation sequent import, and the buyer is encouraged to consult
that the person who wants to pick up the item is either the the relevant local authorities about this issue.
buyer himself/herself or authorized by the buyer to receive
the item on his/her behalf. 15 DEFECTS IN THE PURCHASED ITEMS
12.3 The collection of certain weapons requires presentation of 15.1 The lack of conformity rules of the Danish Sale of Goods
a valid weapons certificate. Items with such requirements Act may apply. Below is a nonexhaustive excerpt of the
are listed with the text: “The purchase of this item requires buyer’s remedies in regard to lack of conformity.
the presentation of a valid weapons certificate” in the 15.2 The buyer is entitled to cancel a purchase if the description
catalogue and on bruunrasmussen.dk. contained significant errors that have led to a higher hammer
12.4 Purchased items are stored after the auction at the buyer’s price than a correct description would have resulted in. In
expense and risk. Pickup must take place no later than such cases, the total purchase price will be refunded. The
eight working days after the last auction day. buyer cannot demand payment of interest on the purchase
12.5 If the item(s) is/are not picked up on time, the purchased price or demand payment of any other expenses or losses.
items will be transported to a warehouse at the buyer’s risk 15.3 A purchase cannot be cancelled and the buyer cannot
and expense. The transport costs are DKK 150 including demand a refund of the purchase price or raise any other
VAT per item and the storage costs are DKK 150 including claims against BRK if the description of the item is in
VAT per item for each week or part of a week. If an item compliance with paragraph 15.2. The same applies if
is left unclaimed for an amount of time that results in the evidence of forgery has required the use of scientific
storage costs exceeding the value of the item, BRK will be methods that were either not available at the time of sale,
entitled to, at the buyer’s expense and risk and without were excessively costly to use or led to the damage of the
regard to the reserve price, sell the item at an auction or item in question.
privately. The buyer is still liable for the costs of transpor 15.4 Claims for a cancellation of a purchase must be notified to
tation and storage not covered by such sale. BRK when the buyer has discovered the fact that entitles
12.6 In accordance with current antimoney laundering laws, the buyer to cancel the purchase. This notice, however, has
the buyer must in certain cases submit personal informa to be given no later than two years after the final pickup
tion and present a photo ID to BRK before the buyer can date according to paragraph 12.4. The item purchased
have the purchased item placed in his possession. must be returned to BRK in the same condition as it was
on the day it was sold at auction. If these conditions are
13 SHIPPING not met, the buyer loses the right to cancel the purchase
13.1 If the buyer is unable to pick up the purchased item, and cannot claim a refund of the purchase price. The buyer
BRK offers to pack and arrange delivery either by mail or is responsible for paying the costs associated with the
by freight forwarder at the buyer’s risk and expense. return of the item.
See paragraph 12.2 regarding identification.
16 OBJECTIONS & LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY
14 EXPORT LICENSE 16.1 BRK is aware that errors, technical difficulties and external
14.1 To ensure that Danish cultural heritage of vital importance abuse or disruptive influences may occur during the auction.
remains in Denmark, the Danish Cultural Assets Commission Bidders cannot raise any claims against BRK as a result of
can place an export ban on certain items. If the buyer wishes such events.
to export an item that is subject to an export ban in Den 16.2 The buyer is always responsible for the correct payment of
mark, the purchase will be cancelled and the Danish Cultural VAT and other costs, fees etc. in accordance with Danish
Assets Commission is obliged to acquire ownership of the and foreign regulations.
item for the price obtained at auction. The buyer cannot 16.3 Unless otherwise stated in these conditions of purchase, BRK
raise any claims against BRK as a result of an export ban. may never be held liable for bidders’/buyers’ operating loss,
14.2 Certain items are included in the Washington Convention, loss of profits, other indirect losses or consequential loss.
also known as CITES. The purpose of CITES is to stop the
trade of items made with endangered species and flora. If 17 PRIVACY POLICY
the item is included in the Washington Convention, CITES, 17.1 It is important to BRK to ensure confidentiality and
Appendix 1, this will appear in the description of the item security regarding the bidder’s/buyer’s personal information.
on bruunrasmussen.dk and be marked with the symbol The privacy policy can be found on bruunrasmussen.dk.
”” in the catalogue. The following rules are applicable:
A: Items that are included in the Washington Convention, 18 COMPLAINTS, DISPUTE RESOLUTION
CITES, Appendix 1, can only be traded when a AND APPLICABLE LAW
dispensation in the form of a CITES certificate has been 18.1 BRK can always be contacted if the bidder/buyer has a
obtained. BRK obtains the required certificate from the complaint.
Danish Nature Agency that allows trade and export
to countries within the EU. Items that were produced 18.2 If the dispute cannot be resolved, the consumer can submit
before 1947 can, however, be freely traded within the a complaint to the Complaint Resolution Centre, Nævnenes
EU without a certificate. Hus, Toldboden 2, 8800 Viborg, Denmark, email: naevne
neshus.dk. Consumers residing in another EU country than
B: It is only items included in the Washington Convention, Denmark can submit their complaint to the European Com
CITES, Appendix 1 that are marked individually on mission’s Online Dispute Resolution platform via the website:
bruunrasmussen.dk and in our catalogue. Items inclu http://ec.europa.eu/odr.
ded in the Washington Convention, CITES, Appendix 2,
which can be freely sold and transported within the EU, 18.3 In Denmark, disputes must be brought before the City Court
are not individually marked. of Copenhagen, but see paragraphs 18.2. The mandatory
rules on jurisdiction apply to consumer interests.
C: Export to countries outside the EU must, regardless
of the year of the item’s production, always procure a Jesper Bruun Rasmussen, Auctioneer
CITES reexport permit from the Danish Nature Agency The above is an English translation of the Danish version of the
if the item is included in the Washington Convention, Conditions of Purchase. In case of a dispute, only the Danish version
Appendix 1 and 2. This export permit can usually be of the present Conditions of Purchase of Bruun Rasmussen is valid.
Rev. 05.20
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ADDRESSES
BRUUN RASMUSSEN AUCTIONEERS
COPENHAGEN – BREDGADE REPRESENTATIVES:
BREDGADE 33 FRANCE & BELGIUM

DK-1260 COPENHAGEN K DITTE HERBORG KROGH . PARIS
Tel +33 6 6185 4564
Tel +45 8818 1111
E-mail: dhk@bruun-rasmussen.dk
E-mail: info@bruun-rasmussen.dk
SOUTHERN FRANCE & LUXEMBOURG
COPENHAGEN – SUNDKROGSGADE PETER KOCH
Tel +45 4045 3403
SUNDKROGSGADE 30 E-mail: p.koch@bruun-rasmussen.dk
DK-2150 NORDHAVN
GERMANY
Tel +45 8818 1111
NICK MESSMANN
E-mail: info@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Tel +45 8818 1232
E-mail: nic@bruun-rasmussen.dk
COPENHAGEN – BALTIKAVEJ
SPAIN
BALTIKAVEJ 10 VAGN ERIK KROGSØE
DK-2150 NORDHAVN Tel +45 2445 1224
E-mail: vek@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Tel +45 8818 1111
E-mail: info@bruun-rasmussen.dk SWEDEN
ANNA SIEVERT
AARHUS Tel +46 72-253 98 16
E-mail: asi@bruun-rasmussen.dk
SØREN FRICHS VEJ 34D
DK-8230 ÅBYHØJ
THAILAND
ANDERS NORMANN
Tel +45 8818 1100
Tel +66 818 177 273
E-mail: aarhus@bruun-rasmussen.dk E-mail: normann@bruun-rasmussen.dk
FYN UNITED KINGDOM

ANNA GRUNDBERG . LONDON
NICK MESSMANN Tel +44 7976 554 439
Tel +45 8818 1232 E-mail: agr@bruun-rasmussen.dk
E-mail: nic@bruun-rasmussen.dk
USA
SANDRA SEPTIMIUS · NEW YORK
ONLINE AUCTIONS - SUPPORT Tel +1 718 764 7601
E-mail: ss@bruun-rasmussen.dk
BRUUN-RASMUSSEN.DK
BENEDICTE HALLOWELL
Tel +45 8818 1114 Tel and Fax +1 617 566 7333
E-mail: support@bruun-rasmussen.dk E-mail: b.hallowell@bruun-rasmussen.dk
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C O N TAC T D I R E C T LY
KO N TA K T D I R E K T E
HOVEDNUMMER / MAIN NUMBER MODERNE DESIGN / MODERN DESIGN

Peter Kjelgaard Jensen +45 8818 1191
Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers +45 8818 1111 pkj@bruun-rasmussen.dk
ADMINISTRATION MODERNE KUNST / MODERN ART

Niels Raben +45 8818 1181
Jakob Dupont, CEO +45 8818 1081 nr@bruun-rasmussen.dk
dupont@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Niels Boe-Hauggaard +45 8818 1182
KUNDESERVICE / CUSTOMER SERVICE nbh@bruun-rasmussen.dk
kundeservice@bruun-rasmussen.dk +45 8818 1010 MODERNE SØLV / MODERN SILVER

customerservice@bruun-rasmussen.dk +45 8818 1010 Amalie Hansen +45 8818 1194
amh@bruun-rasmussen.dk
KOMMISSIONER / COMMISSIONS
Lise Winther Wobido +45 8818 1013 PORCELÆN, GLAS OG ASIATISK KUNST
Anja Bering Hansen +45 8818 1028 / CERAMICS, GLASS AND ASIAN ART
bids@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Ralph Lexner +45 8818 1161
BESTILLING AF KATALOGER / CATALOGUE REQUESTS rl@ bruun-rasmussen.dk
Kundeservice / Customer service +45 8818 1111 Charlotte Hviid +45 8818 1162
AUKTIONSRÅDGIVNING / AUCTION GUIDANCE chv@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Franziska Kampmann +45 8818 1026
RUSSISK KUNST / RUSSIAN ART
fka@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Martin Hans Borg +45 8818 1128
SHIPPING mhb@bruun-rasmussen.dk
shipping@bruun-rasmussen.dk +45 8818 1055
SMYKKER / JEWELLERY
VURDERING OG INFORMATION Katrin Mikkelsen Sørensen +45 8818 1174
/ VALUATION AND INFORMATION kms@bruun-rasmussen.dk
INDBOVURDERINGER / VALUATION AT YOUR HOME TÆPPER / CARPETS

David Utzon-Frank +45 8818 1221 Henrik Schleppegrell +45 8818 1145
duf@ bruun-rasmussen.dk hsc@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Kasper Nielsen +45 8818 1121 VIN / WINE
kn@bruun-rasmussen.dk Morten Stenør Larsen +45 8818 1207
Hans Ruben +45 8818 1231 msl@bruun-rasmussen.dk
hru@bruun-rasmussen.dk
VÅBEN / WEAPONS
Ralph Lexner +45 8818 1161 David Utzon-Frank +45 8818 1221
rl@bruun-rasmussen.dk duf@ bruun-rasmussen.dk
Liselotte Toxværd Møller +45 8818 1234
ltm@bruun-rasmussen.dk ÆLDRE KUNST / FINE ART
Julie Arendse Voss +45 8818 1123
ARMBÅNDSURE / WRISTWATCHES jav@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Henrik Jørgensen +45 8818 1168
hj@bruun-rasmussen.dk Birte Stokholm +45 8818 1122
bst@bruun-rasmussen.dk
BØGER / BOOKS
Lærke Bøgh +45 8818 1217 ÆLDRE MØBLER / FURNITURE
lb@bruun-rasmussen.dk Anders Fredsted +45 8818 1142
afr@bruun-rasmussen.dk
FRIMÆRKER / STAMPS
Christian Grundtvig +45 8818 1214 Henrik Schleppegrel +45 8818 1145
cg@bruun-rasmussen.dk hsc@bruun-rasmussen.dk
MØNTER / COINS ÆLDRE SØLV / SILVER

Michael Fornitz +45 8818 1201 Heidi Schophuus Jensen +45 8818 1163
mfo@bruun-rasmussen.dk hsj@bruun-rasmussen.dk
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COMMISSION BIDS
KOMMISSIONSBUD
It is possible to leave commission bids if you can not be present Det er muligt at afgive kommissionsbud, hvis De ikke selv kan
at the auction yourself. This service is free of charge. være til stede på auktionsdagen. Denne service er gratis.
When leaving a commission bid, you are instructing our custom- Når De afgiver en kommission, beder De vores kundeservice på
er service to bid up to a specified amount on your behalf. Deres vegne byde op til et af Dem bestemt beløb i hammerslag.
The situation can occur that another buyer has already bid the Der kan opstå den situation, at en anden køber allerede har budt
same as you were prepared to. Are you then willing to bid fur- det beløb, som De ønsker at afgive. Er De da villig til at gå et
ther? If not the lot will be sold to another buyer. bud højere eller er De indforstået med at nummeret sælges til
If you do not wish to exceed your bid then write “Max”, for anden side?
maximum, next to the amount. You can also allow us to raise Ønsker De ikke at byde højere så skriv “Max” ud for beløbet. Er
your bid by approx. 15% or approx. 25%. De i tvivl om hvor højt De vil byde, kan De hæve budet med op
The hammer price may be higher or lower than the estimated til ca. 15% eller ca. 25%.
price, so it is possible to buy below the estimate. Bruun Rasmus- Salgsprisen kan blive højere eller lavere end vurderingen, så der
sen will always buy at the lowest price possible, as if you your- er også mulighed for at købe til under den angivne vurdering.
self had been present at the auction. Vor kundeservice køber altid så billigt som muligt til Dem, som
All commission bids are strictly confidential. havde De selv været tilstede på auktionen.
Commission bids must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior Alle kommissioner behandles strengt fortroligt.
to the start of the auction. Kommisionsbud skal være Bruun Rasmussen i hænde senest 24
timer før auktionens start.
HOW TO MAKE A COMMISSION BID: SÅDAN BYDER DE:
Complete the commission form with all pertinent information. Udfyld blanketten kommissionsbud med alle oplysninger.
Indicate the lot number. Angiv katalognummer.
Indicate the amount you are prepared to bid. Angiv beløbet De ønsker at byde.
mum, please write
Should this amount be the absolute maxi Er dette Deres absolutte maximum bedes De anføre “Max” i kol-
“Max” in the appropriate column. onnen.
You can also allow us to bid by up to approx. 15% or approx. De kan også forhøje Deres bud med henholdsvis ca. 15% eller ca.
25% more by indicating so. 25%, ved at indikere dette i kolonnen.
Sign the commission form and make sure that Bruun Rasmussen De bedes underskrive kommissionsblanketten og sikre Dem, at
receives it 24 hours prior to the start of the auction. Bruun Rasmussen modtager den senest 24 timer før auktionens
If the information should be insufficient, Bruun Rasmussen can start.
abstain from bidding. Bruun Rasmussen can not be held respon- Hvis Deres oplysninger ikke er tilstrækkelige, kan Bruun Ras
sible for error in bidding or failure to execute bids. mussen undlade at byde for Dem, ligesom Bruun Rasmussen ikke
kan gøres ansvarlig for fejl ved budgivningen.
INTERNET:
INTERNET:
Commision bids can be submitted via website bruun-rasmussen.dk
directly from the page with the item you want to submit a bid for. Kommisionsbud kan afgives på hjemmesiden bruun-rasmussen.dk
Deadline for submissions of bids via the website is 3 hours prior direkte fra siden med den effekt, De ønsker at byde på.
to the start of the auction. Seneste afgivelse af bud via hjemmesiden er 3 timer før auktio-
Submitted bids are shown under “Your bids” when you are nens start.
logged in. Please contact technical support on +45 8818 1114 Afgivne bud kan ses på hjemmesiden under “Deres bud”, når
for questions about the registration and submission of bids on de er logget ind. Kontakt teknisk support på 8818 1114 for
the website. spørgsmål om registrering og budgivning via internettet.
For additional information, please consult “Conditions of For yderligere information, se “Købskonditioner”, §1.
Purchase” §1.
TELEPHONE BIDDING: TELEFONBUD:
Should you wish to bid at auction by telephone, please inform Såfremt De ønsker at byde pr. telefon, bedes De oplyse Bruun
Bruun Rasmussen of your name and telephone number, as well Rasmussen Deres navn og telefonnummer samt hvilke katal-
as which catalogue numbers you are interested in, no later than ognumre, De ønsker at byde på, senest 3 timer før auktionens
3 hours prior to the start og the auction. You will then be con- start. De vil så blive ringet op kort før, den aktuelle vare kommer
tacted shortly before the relevant lot comes under the hammer, under hammeren, og De kan på denne måde deltage i auktionen
thereby allowing you to participate without being in the auction uden selv at være til stede.
room yourself. For yderligere information, se “Købskonditioner” på
For additional information, please consult “Conditions of Purchase” bruun-rasmussen.dk under “Guide”.
§1.
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KOMMISSIONSBUDBREDGADE
Skal være Bruun Rasmussen i hænde senest 24 timer før auktionens start.
Must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the auction. AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 895
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Bank: ........................................................................................... Konto nr. Acct. No.: .................................................................
Adresse Address: .................................................................................................................................................................................
Postnr./By City: ......................................................................... Land Country: ..........................................................................
Tel: .............................................................................................. Kontaktperson Contact: ..........................................................
Obligatoriske felter er mærket med en stjerne * Mandatory fields are marked with an asterix *
Undertegnede giver hermed fuldmagt til Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner A/S om på mine vegne at købe
nedennævnte katalognumre så fordelagtigt som muligt, inden for det af mig anførte beløb, i hammerslag.
I hereby request that Bruun Rasmussen bid on my behalf on the following lots up at the prices indicated below.
Undertegnede har udfyldt ovennævnte med de ønskede oplysninger, samt har accepteret købskonditionerne.
The undersigned has supplied the required information and agrees to be bound by the conditions of purchase.
Signatur: * .................................................................................. B.R. kunde-nr. Client No.: .......................................................
Jeg ønsker at modtage salgsresultater på de emner jeg har budt på via email dagligt efter auktion
I wish to receive sales results on the items I have been bidding on via e-mail every day after the auction
på e-mail adressen on this e-mail address: ................................................................................................
Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.

Max +15% +25%
Lot. No. Description Bid DKK
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Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 København K · Tel +45 8818 1111 · Fax +45 8818 1112 · bids@bruun-rasmussen.dk · bruun-rasmussen.dk
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COMMISSION BIDS
KOMMISSIONSBUDBREDGADE
Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.

Max +15% +25%
Lot. No. Description Bid DKK
Ret til ændringer forbeholdes © 2020 Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner

Foto: Bent Lange, Henrik Wichmann & Peter Madsen· Tryk: Cool Gray
Grafik og dtp: Jorge Figueiredo & Bettina Stefensen
AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 895
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Bruun Rasmussen LIVE
– bid from wherever you are!
Experience the atmosphere of the saleroom
If you are unable to attend the Live Auctions in person, you can follow an auction in progress
and experience the atmosphere in the saleroom via live streaming – just as if you were there.
Bid via Bruun Rasmussen Live

Shortly before the auction begins, you will be able to see the orange “Live” icon next to the
auction in question at bruun-rasmussen.dk. Click on the icon to follow the auctioneer during
the auction.
If you wish to submit a bid, simply log in prior to the auction.
The bidding process

Your bid will be treated in the same way as the bids submitted by those
present in the room. If your bid is successful, you will be required to pay
the standard costs which apply to all purchases from Bruun Rasmussen
according to the conditions of purchase. Bruun Rasmussen accepts
no liability for bids lost as a result of technical problems.
Technical assistance
If you require technical assistance, please contact our IT support team
on tel. +45 8818 1114 or e-mail: support@bruun-rasmussen.dk
Please note that we are also on hand during the auctions

to deal with any technical issues.
Foto: Bent Lange, Henrik Wichmann & Peter Madsen· Tryk: Cool Gray
Grafik og dtp: Jorge Figueiredo & Bettina Stefensen
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BRUUN RASMUSSEN FINE ART + ANTIQUES AUCTION 895 • JUNE 2020

Bredgade 33 · 1260 København K · Tel +45 8818 1111

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Oplev udvalget og byd med hjemmefra

• Kommissionsbud: Afgiv et digitalt kommissionsbud senest 24 timer inden auktionen ud for

Besøg eftersynet og auktionen

Velkommen til eftersyn og auktion hos Bruun Rasmussen!

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Visit the Preview and Auction

Welcome to the preview and auction at Bruun Rasmussen!

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MODERNE KUNST OG DESIGN

Tirsdag 16. juni

Onsdag 17. juni

Torsdag 18. juni

SIDSTE FRIST FOR AFHENTNING: ONSDAG DEN 1. JULI

Eventuelle særlige regler i forbindelse med COVID-19 kan findes på bruun-rasmussen.dk

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Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 Copenhagen K · Tel +45 8818 1111

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MODERN ART AND DESIGN

DEADLINE FOR CLAIMING ITEMS: WEDNESDAY 1 JULY

Information about special regulations due to COVID-19 can be found at bruun-rasmussen.dk

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Jesper Bruun Rasmussen

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Jesper Bruun Rasmussen

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Paintings Asian and decorative arts

Paintings Asian and decorative arts

Paintings Silver and pocket watches

Jewellery Asian and decorative arts

Jewellery and handbags Chinese representative

Wristwatches Furniture, bronzes and clocks

Wristwatches Furniture and carpets

Director of sales Representative France + Belgium

International relations Representative Sweden

Silver and branding Representative United Kingdom

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Wednesday 10 June 3:30 pm

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