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A Danish Baroque silver table spoon. Maker Niels Svendsen, Copenhagen
Seven diverse Neapolitan chreche figures of wood, papier-mâché and
35 x 21cm
A Danish Baroque silver beaker. Maker Dionis Willadsen, licensed in
Collection of Danish sealing waxes. Approx. 200 pieces. – Bruun Rasmussen
Khmer Empire – Cambodia A copper alloy
A church chandelier of brass, 18th–19th century. H. 61 cm. – Bruun
An English George III sterling silver sugar box. Maker Robert Hennell
Bone game box for dominoes. Manufactured by prisoners of war during
French gold coin weight in case. First half of 19th century. L. 22
A German globe with stand of wood. Circa 1900. H. 57 cm. – Bruun Rasmussen
Mino da Fiesole, after: Portrait bust in painted plaster depicting
Three Italian chreche figures in carved wood plus shoulder head. 19th
Norwegian Rococo smelling bottle in silver. Master Christian Madsen
A pair of English Wedgwood candlesticks of creamware. 18th century.
Two Norwegian sterling silver-gilt cases with enamel. David Andersen
An English George III sterling silver jug. Maker William Cripps, London
An Italian wall console of gilded wood. 18th century. H. 111 cm W.
Rococo vinaigrette of silver. 18th century. H. 8 cm. – Bruun Rasmussen
A Danish Rococo silver vinaigrette. Maker Ditleff Pape, Copenhagen
A French sterling silver pot, maker Charles-Auguste Péret, c. 1850.
Georg Christoph Grooth, after, 18th century: Equestrian portrait of
Four Hessian-type wine glasses. Germany, 18th century. H. 15-17 cm.
Leonard Schorer: Portrait of a French nobleman. Inscribed and dated
European Baroque silver chamber pot. First half-18th centuryt. Weight
"The Golden Horn Farm": Nicolai Hollesen's silver beaker. Maker L.
Six silver vinaigrettes with pierced crowns, the four of heart-shaped
A Spanish colonial walnut armchair with leather-mounted seat and back.
A German Rococo partially silver-gilt Maria Crown. Master Franz A.
Original handwritten deed, first half-17th century: Exchange of real