| No. | Item | Correction |
|---|
| 113 | A Louis XVI gilt bronze and white marble mantel clock, late 18th century. | Height is 45 cm. |
| 207 | A Scottish silver jar, Edingburgh 1773, unidentified maker's mark. | Silversmith Patrick Robertson (1751-1790) |
| 364 | An 18K gold ring set with a round brilliant-cut diamond weight 3.30 cts quality E vs2. | OBS vs 2 inte vvs2 |
| 370 | An 18K white gold ring set with a round brilliant-cut diamond weight ca 1.70 cts quality ca F si. | OBS si inte vvs2 |
| 405 | A platinum ring set with an old-cut diamond, by Wiwen Nilsson. | OBS nagg vid rondist |
| 427 | A 19th century parure comprising a tiara, a necklace, a brooch and a pair of earrings in a fitted case. | Preliminärt exportförbud |
| 458 | A Chopard for Kutchinsky 18K gold watch with a turquoise dial and a diamond bezel. | caliber 664 manual winding, movement signed L.U Chopard & Cie |
| 577 | Julia Beck, Landscape, Vaucresson. | Thomas Millroth.
Ingemar Dahlbergs samling. |
| 612 | Gustaf Adolf Schuknecht, "Fiskare i Stockholms Skären". | Executed by Gustaf Adolf Schauknecht (1806-1881). |
| 694 | Mathias Stoltenberg, Girl with birds. | Possibly depicting Martine Stengel. |
| 697 | Frans Floris dä Follower of, Artemisia, queen of Halicarnassus. | Correct estimate 60-80.000 |
| 729 | Hans Sebald Beham After, "Die nacht". | Heinrich Aldegrever, after Hans Sebald Beham. |
| 749 | Carl Larsson, "Agrée à Grez". | CONDITIONAL SALE, the lots 749-762 are first called out as separate lots and will then be offered as one lot with number 763. A winning bid on lot number 763 requires a bid exceeding the total hammered price for lots 749-762. Unsold lots will be priced at the reserves. |
| 752 | Carl Larsson, "Bal i bröllopsgudens hägn". | Paper laid down on canvas. Damages. Repairs. |
| 770 | Ernst Billgren, ”Rävtrappan”. | The correct titel is "Rävtrappan" and is executed in 1988. |
| 773 | Ernst Billgren, ”Skator i päronträd”. | The correct tite is ”Skator i päronträd” and is executed in 2016. |
| 1078 | A Chinese bajixiang porcelain tray, Qing dynasty, 19the Century. | Wear due to use. Firing spots. Chip to the rim. Finely paited. |
