| No. | Item | Correction |
|---|
| 98 | Roland Svensson, "Version till 'Vinterväggen' " (Version of "Vinterväggen"). | Earlier writing "Ideskiss "Vinterväggen" överlämnad till överläkare Thore Olovson", later removed. |
| 105 | Anders Zorn, "Première". | Correct estimate 50-60.000 kr. |
| 108 | Anders Zorn, "Fisherman at Saint Ives". | Correct estimate 50-60.000 kr |
| 112 | Anders Zorn, "On the Thames". | Correct estimate 50-60.000 kr |
| 167 | Johan Christian Berger, Motif from the Seine, Paris. | NOTE! Swedish artist. |
| 169 | Valdemar Irminger, "I Sommerferien ved Vesterhavet" (= At the holiday by Vesterhavet). | The painting is not depicting, as earlier mentioned, Marie and Peder Severin Kröyer at Skagen. The couple on the beach are nearby Nymindegab at Vesterhavet. |
| 173 | Helene Schjerfbeck, "Madonna de la Charité". | Relined canvas. |
| 187 | Carl Georg Bernhard Schuberth, Woman writing, portrait of Miss I. Holck. | Swedish artist, painted by Carl Georg Bernhard Schuberth. |
| 188 | Ellen Montalba, Dreams. | Earlier wrongly catalogued as Clara Montalba, correct is her sister the artist Ellen Montalba. |
| 214 | Per Krafft d.ä., Portrait of a man & his wife in swedish court dress. | Enligt uppgift avbildar porträtten friherre Patrick Alströmer (1733-1804), kommerseråd och direktör för Ostindiska kompaniet. Kvinnan är friherrinnan Christina Maria Silfverschiöld (1751-1823), Alströmers hustru i andra äktenskapet. |
| 216 | Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller, Marie Antoinette, Queen of France in creolian hat. | Signerad 1784. |
| 253 | Sea battle at Hogland 1713. | Tidigare har motivet beskrivits som möjligen "Viborgska galoppet". Korrekt ska vara "Slaget vid Hogland 1713". |
| 255 | Fredric Westin Circle of, Portrait of Karl XV in uniform (1826-1872). | Relined canvas. |
| 259 | Carl Fredrik Kiörboe, The fox. | Canvas 105 x 160 cm. |
| 279 | Adoration of the Shepards. | - |
| 294 | Willem van der Vliet Attributed to, Portrait, full length "Aetatis 22". | Bukowski Auktioner, auktion 271, 25 sep 1929, kat nr 86, avp pl 27. |
| 309 | Johan Heinrich Roos Follower of, Pastoral lanscapes with figures and animals. | Only 2 of the pictures in the printed catalogue. |
| 310 | Paulus Potter Circle ocf, Landscape with resting animals. | Correct size 39 x 48 cm. |
| 331 | Soldiers occupy the village. | Attributed to Joost Cornelius Droochsloot (1586-1666). Signerad C? Droochtsloot and dated 1638 on the wall to the left. |
| 352 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Les Nettoyeuses à Stockholm". | Originals to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 353 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Femmes de la Paroisse de Wingåker". | Originals to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 354 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Dalecarlien schieur de bois, á Stockholm". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 355 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Dalekarlien de la Paroisse de Mora". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 356 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Une Servante, á Stockholm". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 357 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Le Guet de nuit á Stockholm". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark 1819. |
| 358 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Dalekarliens de la Paroisse de Lecksand". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 359 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Femme de la Province de Blekinge". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 360 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Servante d' Hôtelleri á Stockholm". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 361 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Habitant de Wingåker, en Sudermannie". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 362 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Les Scaniens". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 363 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Habtant de la Province de Wettergothie". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 364 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Femme de la Westergothie". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 365 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Une Marchande de Poissons á Stockholm". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the works bears water mark year 1819. |
| 366 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Habitant de la Province de Blekinge". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the work bears water mark year 1819. |
| 367 | Carl Wilhelm Swedman, "Dalekarlienne de la Paroisse de Mora". | Original to the book "Costume of Sweden" illustrated with 23 lithographs and published in London 1823. Some of the work bears water mark year 1819. |
| 368 | Hunting scene with tiger and elephants. | Water mark 1835. |
| 369 | Hunting scene with tiger and boar. | Water Mark 1835. |
| 370 | Hunting scene with dogs and bear. | Water mark 1835. |
| 371 | Hunting scene with buffalo. | Water mark 1835. |
| 398 | C.F. HULTENHEIM BOOK COLLECTION, CAMERA ANTIQUA. | PLEASE NOTE, THE COLLECTION ARE ON VIEW AT BUKOWSKIS MARKET IN NORRKÖPING |
| 399 | J. E. VON REIDER, Annalen Der Blumisterei für gartenbesitzer, Kunstgärtner, Saamenhändler und Blumenfreunde, 12 vol. | Some foxing and stains, some minor tearing. Minor marks with ink in register. Probably two illustrations is missing in last volume. |
| 405 | A Swedish Empire early 19th century bookcase. | Correct height 246 cm. |
| 447 | An English 18th century mahogany library table in the manner of Thomas Chippendale. | Dried cracks on several places, for example on the top and in the bottom of the drawers. Signs on the front of the drawers from two handles on each drawer. Minor damages on the consoles. Wear all over. |
| 457 | A late Gustavian circa 1800 table. | The top with later veneer. |
| 555 | A pair of late Gustavian circa 1800 porphyry candlesticks. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 610 | Italian early 19th century micromosaic panel. | Incorrect dating given in English text, should be: Italian early 19th century micromosaic panel. |
| 633 | A Swedish 1830/40's porphyry table top. Later Empire-style mahogany veneer stand. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 636 | A Swedish 19th century porphyry base and column. | Provenance Lennartsnäs, Uppland. |
| 637 | A pair of late Gustavian early 19th century porphyry urns with covers. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 638 | A Swedish late Gustavian 19th Century porphyry and gilt bronze urn. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 639 | A late Gustavian 19th Century porphyry and gilt bronze urn. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 640 | A Swedish Empire 19th century porphyry urn. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 641 | A Swedish Empire 19th century porphyry urn. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 642 | A Swedish Empire 19th century porphyry bowl. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 643 | A Swedish Empire 19th Century porphyry bowl. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 647 | A Swedish Empire 19th century porphyry and gilt bronze mantel clock. | Pendulum missing. Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 648 | A pair of late Gustavian circa 1800 porphyry candlesticks. | Katalognumret beläggs med exportförbud om det klubbas över 50.000 SEK. / The lot with export restrictions, if the hammer price exceeds 50.000 SEK. |
| 681 | A Swedish early 19th century porphyry salt. | Nagg. |
| 748 | A Russian 19th century silver-gilt icon, marks of Ivan Chlebnikov, Moscow 1908-1917. Imperrial Warrant. | The icon is silver-gilt, not with any enamel. |
| 759 | A pair of Russian mid 19th century silver-gilt bonbonjeres, marks of Carl Tegelsten, St. Petersburg 1851. | Bilden saknas i den tryckta katalogen, vänligen se katalogbilden i vår nätkatalog. |
| 760 | A Russian silver-gilt kovsh, marked Fabergé, St. Petersburg 1880's. | Marked Fabergé. |
| 767 | A Russian 20th century silver-gilt and enamel box, unidentified makers mark, Moscow 1908-1917. | Unidentified makers mark, not the 11th Artel. |
| 807 | A Scandinavian 17th century silver bowl, unmarked. | Inscription later. |
| 809 | A 18th century parcel-gilt beaker and cover, marks of Michael May, Brassó (Kronstadt 1769-1776). | marks of the beaker are Brassó (Kronstadt), maker's mark MICHAEL MAY, active 1769-1776. Literature: Koszoeghy, Merkzeichen der Goldschmiede Ungarns |
| 815 | A Baltic 17th century parcel-gilt tankard, unidentified makers mark, Reval. | Unidentified makers mark. |
| 824 | A German parcel-gilt cup, marks of Johan Friedrich Hartung, Königsberg 1767. | Maker's mark IF/H belongs to JOHANN FRIEDRICH HARTUNG (Koenigsberg), active 1762-1797).Literature: W. Scheffler, Ostpreussen |
| 828 | A 18th century parcel-gilt box, possibly of Jacob Fortner, Prague (1750-1808) or of Jan Faerber, Prague (före 1799). | Maker's mark could be attributed to JAKOB FORTNER (active ca. 1750-1808) or to
JAN FAERBER (died before 1799). Town mark belongs to Prague - Literature Josef Hráský, Zlatnici Przskeho Baroka (1987) |
| 881 | A gilt-brass, stone and glass box with double-folded lid with erotic scene. Louis XVI. | Double-folded lid with erotic scene (oil) and mirror glass. |
| 908 | A Scandinavian 17th century spoon, possibly, unidentified makers mark. | Scandinavian. |
| 910 | A Scandinavian 17th century spoon, possibly, unidentified makers mark. | 17th century Scandinavia. |
| 911 | A Scandinavian 17th century silver spoon, unidentified makers mark. | 17th century Scandinavia. |
| 912 | A Scandinavian 17th century silver spoon, unidentified mark. | 17th century Scandinavian. |
| 1077 | A medium cut diamond brooch, app. 1.85 cts. | 14k vitguld. |
| 1149 | A ruby and brilliant cut diamond brooch, tot. app. 6.50 cts. c. 1950-60's. | One stone is missing. |
| 1173 | An old cut diamond pin brooch, c. 1905. | Small safetylock broken. |
| 1227 | Reseur. Movado. Three-calendar-movement. Gold / leather case. Case no. 1249. Ref 208M. | The quick-set button for the day is not working. |
| 1251 | QURAN. Constantinople 1716. Height 15,5 x 11,5 cm. | Provenance:The Director Arne Nilsson, Sandviken; possibly without the case. |
| 1260 | SEMI-ANTIQUE QUM. 327 x 216 cm. | Esbjörn Kronberg's collection. |
| 1299 | ANTIQUE KERMAN, possibly Hosin Kermani/FERAGHAN - SULTANABAD/BACHTIARI/INDIAN. 394 x 293 cm. | /or FERAGHAN - SULTANABAD/or BACHTIARI/or INDIAN. |
| 1390 | A gilt bronze head of Buddha, Thailand, 19th Century. | Repair by chin. |
| 1506 | A white glazed vase, Qing dynasty with Qianlong seal mark. | Small chip to foot rim |
| 1510 | A powder blue bowl, Qing dynasty, early 18th Century. | Repair to rim. |
| 1559 | A famille rose armorial serving dish and five soup dishes, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95). | One plate with repair. |
| 1560 | A Swedish armorial dish, Qing dynasty, early 19th Century. | Early 19th Century. |
| 1564 | A famille rose candle stick, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95). | Repair to leg. |
| 1567 | A famille rose 'European Subject' serving dish, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95). | Restored. |
| 1607 | A set of seven famille rose custard cups with covers, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95). | One cover repaired. |
| 1615 | A pair of pottery figures of a Chinese official and his lady, Qing dynasty. | Missing parts. |
| 1620 | A famille rose placque, Qing dynasty, ca 1900. | Chips. |
| 1629 | A green glazed jar, late Qing dynasty with Daoguangs seal mark. | Repair by rim. |
| 1642 | A Chinese famille rose sgrafitto vase, 20th Century, Jiaqing seal mark. | Few small chips to footrim. |
| 1644 | A large famille rose bowl, late Qing dynasty/early 20th Century, with Daoguang seal mark. | Rimcrack. |
| 1654 | Three famille rose bowls, late Qing dynasty, with Tongzhi seal mark. | Insignificant chips. |
| 1667 | A blue and white Transitional jar, 17th Century. | 17th Century. |
| 1668 | A blue and white tea pot with cover, Ming dynasty, Wanli (1572-1620). | Cover contemporary, but possibly not belonging. |
| 1744 | A pair of blue and white serving dishes, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95). | One with a small repair to rim. |
| 1756 | A blue and white vase, Qing dynasty, 19th Century with. | Rim crack. Chip to foot rim. |
