| No. | Item | Correction |
|---|
| 41 | Carl Fredrik Hill, "Familjen - variation I" (The Family - variation I). | Additional information regarding provenance: Managing Director Kjell Beijer, Stockholm (circa 1976). |
| 65 | Johan Krouthén, Costal motif, Marstrand, Sweden. | Relined canvas. |
| 109 | Anders Zorn, On the terrace, Algiers. | Litteratur: Birgitta Sandström, "Zorn och orienten", utställningskatalog, Zornmuseet, Mora, 15 maj - 14 september 2000, omnämnd sid 25: "Emma Zorn beskrev hur den var under arbete den 14 februari: 'en ståtlig neger sittande på den hvita muren med blå luft och dito vatten till bakgrund' ". |
| 188 | Axel Petersson Döderhultarn, "Beväringsmönstring" (The Enrollment Act), 8 pieces. | Omfattas inte av följerätt (d) |
| 218 | Arvid Knöppel, Lynx. | Dated -36, earlier wrongly numbered 36. |
| 241 | Helene Schjerfbeck, Roses in a vase. | Privat collection, Sweden. (Bought in 1946/47)
Bukowski International Springauction, 1987, no 301.
Privat collection, Finland (acquired from the above sale). |
| 269 | James Edward Buttersworth, American ships by the coast. | American frigate outside Charleston harbour, South Carolina. To the right Fort Sumter. |
| 274 | Peder Mork Mönsted, Young girl. | Felaktigt katalogiserad som daterad 1824, det ska vara 1894. |
| 281 | Aristide Maillol After, "Jeune fille agenouillée". | After the death of Maillol the sculpture was cast in an edition of 6 at George Rudier Foundry in Paris, this was commisioned by Mons Fabiani, heir to Ambroise Vollard (art dealer of Maillol). The present lot is number 1/6. Another cast is in the collecton of the Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture garden in Washinton D.C.
Correct estimate 800.000 - 1.000.000 SEK / 92.950 - 116.150 EUR |
| 282 | Auguste Rodin, "Le Penseur". | Cast between 1915-1925. Patinated by Jean Limet (choosen by Auguste Rodin).
This bronze will be included in the forthcoming "Auguste Rodin - catalogue critique de l'oeuvre sculpté" being currently prepared by the Comité Rodin at Galerie Brame et Lorenceau under the direction of Monsieur Jérôme Le Blay with the archive no 2012-4017B.
There are only ten recognized casts in this size from the period 1915-1925. |
| 283 | Auguste Rodin, "L'enfant prodigue". | Conceived in 1884. Cast 1927. (cast in this size between 1913-1941 in an an edition of 9, additionally 9 cast between 1960-1974).
This bronze will be included in the forthcoming "Auguste Rodin - catalogue critique de l'oeuvre sculpté" being currently prepared by the Comité Rodin at Galerie Brame et Lorenceau under the direction of Monsieur Jérôme Le Blay with the archive no 2012-4016B. |
| 298 | TILE. 20 x 23,5 cm. Probably Persia 13th century. | Bought at an auction in Cairo after the Swedish diplomat Baron Bildt, dead in 1947. |
| 300 | TILE FRAGMENT. 6,5 x 19,5 cm. Turkey, Iznik 17th century. | Bought at an auction in Cairo after the Swedish diplomat Baron Bildt, dead in 1947. |
| 430 | Johan Johnsen, Still life with flower in a glass vase. | Not allowed for export |
| 431 | Johan Johnsen, Still life with flowers on pedestal. | Not allowed for export |
| 444 | Marcus Larsson, Fjord landscape in Norway. | Correct date, 1860. |
| 476 | Jean-Philippe de La Roche, Portrait of Barbara Campanini (1721-1799), known as La Barbarina, dancing in a garden, probably in Versailles. | Olof Granberg, "Svenska konstsamlingarnas historia" II, 1930, Bil XVIII, sid 238. Åkerö bouppteckning efter Carl Gustaf Tessin 1770, under Portraiter i Olja |
| 480 | Nicolaes Berchem Attributed to, Religious scene. | Motivet är förmodligen Kristi himmelsfärd |
| 509 | Gysbrechts Leytens Attributed to, Mountain landscape with figures. | Not allowed for export |
| 530 | Matthäus Merian d.y, "Adolf Herman Wrangel af Lindeberg" (1628-1656). | Not allowed for export |
| 533 | Lars Jacob von Röök, Scene from Tivoli. | Signerad par von Röök a tergo/signed "par von Röök" verso. |
| 541 | Carl August Ehrensvärd, Det inre av en gård med källarvalv. | Teckningen skulle kunna vara ett verk av Carl August far Augustin Ehrensvärd och möjligen då ett motiv från Sveaborgs fästning. |
| 544 | Elias Martin, The Battle of Svenskund. | Viborgska gatloppet den 3 juli 1790. |
| 545 | Jacob Gillberg, "Axel von Fersen the Elder" (1755-1810). | The portrait depicts Axel von Fersen the Elder (1719-1795) and not the son Axel von Fersen the Younger. |
| 592 | A Baroque 17/18th century cabinet, on later stand. | Underrede med brännskador på baksidan. |
| 597 | A late Gustavian 18th century writing cabinet by J. C. Linning. | Sylvén, Torsten, Mästarnas möbler, the lot illustrated page 237. |
| 602 | A late Gustavian early 19th century secretaire by C. G. Behrens. | Proveniens: Enligt uppgift tonsättaren Franz Adolf Berwald (1796-1868). |
| 603 | A Swedish late Baroque 18th century writing desk with fall front. | Nycklar medföljer. |
| 666 | A Gustavian 18th century suite of furniture comprising a pair of armchairs and a sofa. | Dekor del till soffans rygg finns. |
| 698 | A Swedish Rococo 18th century mirror. | Height should be 183 cm. |
| 716 | A pair of Swedish Rococo 18th century two-light girandole mirrors. | One mirror glass later. |
| 720 | A pair of Gustavian two-light girandole mirrors by N. Falkengren. | Skador på ena krönet. |
| 721 | Two matched Gustavian one-light girandole mirrors by J. Åkerblad. | Listdel finns och medföljer. |
| 841 | A Swedish armorial goblet with the monogram of King Gustavus III, 18th Century. | Proveniens Ian Hellströms samling |
| 927 | A Russian 125 piece table-service, makers mark of Grachev, S:t Petersburg 1899-1908. Imperial Warrant. | There are 124 pieces, one tea-spoon and two entrée-forks are missing, the total weight is 7.865 g.
12 dinner forks
16 entrée forks
12 dinner knives
18 entrée knives
12 dinner spoons
12 dubble-ended forks
12 dessert spoons
11 tea spoons
12 coffee spoons
7 serving cutlery |
| 949 | A Russian 17th century silver icon with Christ, Mother of God and Saints. | Motivet kallas för Deesis. |
| 965 | A Swedish 17th century silver-gilt tankard, makers mark of Jacob Garnier (Stockholm 1657-1659 and Strängnäs 1659-1680). | Mended by one foot. |
| 970 | A Polish 17th century parcel-gilt tankard, makers mark of Melcher Jaske, Gedansk (1664-1678). | Marked Johann Meinertz, Gedansk (1680-1709), (not Melcher Jaske). |
| 1033 | A Swedish 19th century silver-gilt set of 18 piece dessert cutlery, makers mark of Adolf Zethelius, Stockholm 1812. | Marked Adolf Zethelius |
| 1047 | A Danish early 20th century gold and enamel cigarett-case, makers mark of Michelsen, Copenhagen. | Case with french marks, 20th century. Minor enamel damages. |
| 1061 | An old cut diamond ring, app. 1.30 cts, c. 1910. | Lead repair to the shank. |
| 1064 | A brilliant- and navette cut diamond Art Deco bracelet, tot. app. 15 cts. | The three center stones have a total of app. 1.80 carats. |
| 1067 | A pair of drop shaped turqouise earrings. | Metal and 18k gold, turquise probably coloured. |
| 1068 | A medium cut diamond brooch, app. 1.85 cts. | 14k vitguld. |
| 1099 | An old cut diamond and natural pearl pendant/necklace, c. 1905. | Possibly natural fresh water pearl. |
| 1164 | A ruby, sapphire, emerald and brilliant cut diamond bracelet, tot. app. 5 cts. | Totally approx. 5 cts of diamonds. |
| 1182 | A natural pearl and diamond Belle epoque pendant, c. 1915. | Natural bouton shaped fresh water pearl, must be attatched. |
| 1198 | A brilliant cut diamond ring, tot. 1.68 cts. | Korrekt carat vikt 1.68 ct. |
| 1202 | A RING, 18K white gold. Ruby 3.78 ct, and brilliant cut diamonds, 1.36 ct. Size 17. Weight 9.0 g. | weight 9.0g |
| 1211 | A ruby and brilliant cut diamond brooch, tot. app. 6.50 cts. c. 1950-60's. | One stone is missing. |
| 1217 | A brilliant cut diamond brooch, c. 1915. | Two stones missing. |
| 1235 | A pair of grey natural pearl and brilliant cut diamond earrings, tot. app. 1.40 cts. | Changes; wrong estimate in the catalogue, the correct estimate is 60-65 000. |
| 1236 | An antique cut drop shaped diamond brooch, app. 0.75 cts and rose cut diamonds, c. 1915. | Centerstone app. 0.60 ct and is reworked into a pendant. |
| 1280 | A gold bracelet, weight 83 g. | 14k gold. |
| 1287 | A brilliant cut diamond and black enamel Art Deco brooch, tot. app. 6 cts. | Trace of repair where black enamel is replaced to black onyx. |
| 1312 | An old cut diamond pin brooch, c. 1905. | Small safetylock broken. |
| 1351 | A step cut emerald and antique cut diamond ring, c. 1850. | Possibly 20th century. |
| 1439 | A pocket watch by Louis Audemars, repeater and perpetual calender, c. 1900. | The estimate is changed to 50-75 000.
A pocket watch by Louis Audemars, repeater and perpetual calender, c. 1900.
18k gold, 56 mm, movement and case signed and numbered, no. 11270. Worn engineturning and monogram. Minute repeater but repeater out of function. Total weight 173 g. |
| 1449 | A olive green glazed jar, Western Jin Dynasty, ca 300 AD. | Western Jin Dynasty, ca 300 AD. |
| 1452 | A brown and cream glazed bowl, presumably Song dynasty (960-1279). | Wrong picture in the printed catalogue. |
| 1453 | A cizhou stem cup, Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). | Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). |
| 1483 | A large gilt bronze figure of Tara, with Qianlong mark. | China with Qianlong mark. |
| 1490 | A gilt bronze and jeweled figure of Manjusri, with Yongle six character mark. | Not Qing dynasty. |
| 1507 | A partly gilt and lacquered figure of Buddha, Qing dynasty (1644-1912). | Bronze. |
| 1517 | A gilt bronze head of Buddha, Thailand, 19th Century. | Repair by chin. |
| 1523 | A archaistic shaped cloisonne jar with cover, Qing dynasty. | Qing dynasty. |
| 1544 | A wooden brush pot, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912). | Wood. |
| 1552 | A rare carved Rhinoceros horn libation cup, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722) or older. | Weight: 467 g. |
| 1573 | A deeply carved ivory snuff bottle with cover, China, early 20th Century. | Proveniens Ian Hellströms samling |
| 1579 | A set of 11 Snuffbottles, late Qing dynasty and first half of 20th Century. | The one with a Jiaqing red seal mark, with a small repair to footrim. |
| 1594 | A large Japanese lacquer charger, Meiji (1868-1912). | Crack. |
| 1609 | A Japanese vase, circa 1900. Marked at base. | Proveniens Ian Hellströms samling |
| 1676 | A qing bai vase, 18th Century. | 18th Century. |
| 1788 | A powder blue bowl, Qing dynasty, early 18th Century. | Repair to rim. |
| 1814 | A Chinese famille rose bowl, Republic with Daoguang seal mark. | Minor chip to rim. |
| 1874 | A blue and white flower pot, Qing dynasty. | Polished rim. |
| 1875 | A blue and white jar, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722). | Restored to rim. |
| 1889 | A blue and white jar, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722). | Proveniens Ian Hellströms samling |
| 1960 | A pair of enamelled Chinese dishes. | China. |
