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weapons
lot no. 6000 - 6175
fine arms and sporting guns
Welcome to Bruun Rasmussen’s
Weapon Auction
Our international spring auction of arms, armour and sporting guns is
comprised by a number of interesting lots, including a wide variety of
flint and percussion pistols. You’ll also find two very interesting early air
guns, one of them by Johan Wilhelm Bergen (1726-1791).
A fine and rare over-and-under made by James Woodward & Sons in
1925 is the highlight among the many English sporting guns on this auction, where you will also find a number of double rifles made in Europe.
Any collector of Danish pre-historic items will also be intrigued by the
many high-quality lots, which besides the many axes also includes an
extremely rare neolithic bone ring.
Finally, we can offer both a number of good oriental edged weapons in
addition to the lots of European origin. A Danish honour sabre presented
by the Danish King Frederik VI to sergeant J. G. Auener in 1811 will
undoubtedly attract special attention.
We look forward to see you at the preview at our new domicile, Sundkrogsgade 30, 2100 Copenhagen. Please note, that the auction will take
place as always at Bredgade 33.
Department of Fine Arms and Sporting Guns
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6000
6001
6002
6000
A Danish minié rifle pattern 1861 nr. 511 ex.
French pattern 1840 with a bayonet. The rifle
is marked Mre Rle de Mutzig. All main parts
marked 511. The bayonet has nu Danish unit
markings and neither has the rifle. The Danes
bought 5.000 of these rifles from France in 1848
and converted most of them to rifles in 1861.
€ 805
6.000
6001
A rare Danish military wall-piece pattern 1848
produced in 1855 as number 147 out of the
150 made. The ramrod has the same numbers
as the gun, which is marked 147 on the butt
plate, lock, barrel, trigger guard and nose cap.
The stock is marked CC behind the tang for the
Construction Commission and the barrel has a
crowned initial stamp by the powder chamber.
The action is tight and precise.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
6
6002
A Danish rifled musket pattern 1831/48 in good
cleaned condition with a fine stock in dark
wood. The musket is smooth bored indicating
use as a hunting gun. It was produced in limited
numbers and is one of the rarer Danish 19th century military long arms.
€ 1.600
12.000
6003
A good Danish cavalry broad-sword pattern
1773 in its original steel and leather scabbard.
Brass baskethilt, wooden grip covered with
brown leather and winded with brass thread.
Straight single edged blade marked C7 and 1777
and BS for the Barony Schimmelmann, The basket with the same mark. The rare steel scabbard
with three rings. The leather panels are marked
with a "B". Length of blade c. 98 cm. Total
length c. 116 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
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6003
6004
6004
A good Danish cavalry broad-sword pattern
1828 in its original brass and steel mounted
leather scabbard. Brass hilt marked 1:40, wooden
grip covered with brown leather and winded
with brass thread. Straight single edged blade
marked C7 and 1777. The rare leather scabbard
has two rings. The upper brass mount is marked
with a 2:142. Length of blade c. 91 cm. Total
length c. 109 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 1.600–1.750
12.000–13.000
6005
A Danish Life Guard/light infantry officers sword
ca. 1820-40 in its iron scabbard. The hilt has a
single knucke-guard and the grip is in chequered
ebony. The straight single edged blade has a
broad fuller. The matching scabbard has two suspension rings. This type of sword became popular after the Royal Horse Guard officers received
a broadsword of this general style in 1828. Total
length 100 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 535–670
4.000–5.000
6005
6006
6006
A brass mounted Danish honour sabre for
gymnastic instructors dated 1811. The lion hilted
grip has the Danish crest on the knuckle-bow,
the grip is wrapped in leather and has a tvisted
wire. The straight blade with a broad single
fuller with a faint inscription FOR KONGEN OG
FÆDRELANDET (FOR KING AND COUNTRY). The
well preserved brass scabbard is marked in Danish
Skienket af H.M. Kongen til sergeant J G Auener
af H.M. Kongens Regiment for udemærket Fliid
og Duelighed i Gymnastikken den 15. May 1811
(Presented by the king to sergeant J G Auener
of H.M. Kings regiment for gymnastic ability on
the 15th of May 1811. Length in scabbard 101
cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
These special swords presented from 1804 to 1842
is described by V.O.Harrel in the Danish Arms and
Armour Society Yearbook Xb, 1960.
€ 2.000
15.000
7
6007
6008
6007
A fine Jimpul (Mandau) Dayak head hunting
sword with a very finely carved typical hilt in
bone. The c. 52 cm. slightly curved blade is
engraved on the back towards the point. The
original wooden scabbard is carved on the front
and has three fine beadwoven bands with hair.
The scabbard knife has a finely carved bone hilt.
The belt has the very rare beltbuckle made of
carved hornbill. Total Length c. 71 cm.
Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
Provenance: The property of a Swedish civil engineer
who worked in Indonesia from 1919-1934.
€ 670
5.000
8
6008
A Jimpul (Mandau) Dayak head hunting sword
with a finely carved typical hilt in bone. The c.
56 cm. slightly curved blade is filed and inlaid
with brass studs on both sides and a decoration
on one side. The original wooden scabbard is
carved on the front. The belt has the rare beltbuckle of carved hornbill and a bead decoration.
The scabbard knife is missing.
€ 400
3.000
6009
6009
A good 19th cent. Ottoman coral set and sea
ivory hilted dagger. The space between the grip
shells is decorated with gilded silver, mounted
with ten coral beads. The c. 31 cm long straight
double edged blade of watered steel has a midrib
ending in a armour piercing tip. The wooden
scabbard is all covered in black leather stitched
together at the backside with copper thread. The
metal mounts layes underneath the leather. Total
length 43 cm.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
6010
A very interesting 18th/19th cent. Indo Persian,
sea ivory hilted dagger with a three piece split
blade. The I shaped hilt is carved with a band.
The c. 32 cm long blade is "etched" with arab
writing and figures and has a midrib, the blade
in the middle ends in a small diamond cross-section armour piercing tip. The wooden scabbard
is all covered with sheet silver, decorated with a
floral pattern. The tip and mouth piece is brass.
Total length. c. 48 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse
påkrævet.
€ 535–805
4.000–6.000
6010
6011
6011
A fine and very large watered steel Khyber knife
with an ivory hilt. 18th cent. knife with an ivory
hilt. The upper part of the c. 50 cm long blade
of watered steel is decorated with golden koftgari work (worn). The backside of the blade has
three sections with steel carvings. Total length c.
63 cm. 18th cent.
€ 670
5.000
6010-detail
9
6012
Gamba. A fine pair of 12-bore sidelock ejector
guns no. 64712/13. 70 cm barrels with 70 mm
chambers and c. 3/4 and full choke and 1/4 and
3/4 choke borings respectively. The frames, sidelocks, pierced toplevers and trigger guards with
fine scroll, foilate and game scene engravings.
Articulated front triggers. "1" resp. "2" inlaid in
gold on top lever, rib and forend. The latter also
with the maker's crowned crest. 36,5 cm wellfigured straght-hand stock. W. c. 3150 g. In a
maker's brass-cornered leather case. (3)
Jagttegn eller samlertilladelse påkrævet.
€ 16.000–20.000
120.000–150.000
10
6012
11
6014
6013
6016
6015
6013
A fine vaulted WW1 Imperial German Iron Cross
first class. Needle-back version. In its purple
velvet lined case with leather? outer decorated
with the Iron Cross.
€ 400
3.000
6014
A near mint vaulted WW1 Imperial German
Iron Cross first class. Needle-back version. In its
purple velvet lined case with harlequin patterned
outer decorated with the Iron Cross.
€ 400
3.000
12
6015
A fine 25 year silver Oak-leaf clasp issued to be
worn on the ribbon of the 1870 Iron Cross. On a
contemporary ribbon with a very nice patina.
€ 335
2.500
6016
A well made Imperial Russian military silver belt
buckle. C. 1900.
The double headed Russian eagle vaulted and
pierced silver hallmarked 84. Surrounded by oak
leaves and laurels. 5 x 4 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6017
6018
6019
6017
A Russian? cocked hat for civil service c. 1900 by
the Austrian maker Moritz Tiller in Wienna. The
hat is in black beaver with silver border and a red
and white cockade on the side. On the brim two
golden button with the double-headed eagle.
€ 670
5.000
6018
Imperial Russian Army Life-Guards Pavlovski
Regiment parade Helmet for an officer. Silverplated honor scroll for the Turkish War of
1877-78. "For Gorny Dubnyak, October 12th,
1877," Silver and enamel plated officer's star of
St. Andrew. Tsar Nikolay II period. C 1915.
H. c. 38 cm.
The helmet might be an extremly well made reproduction for a theater? Incorporating some original
parts in all respect true to the original.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6019
A Russian late 19th century brass hilted infantry
officers sabre un-dress? sabre made in Germany
with a pommel decorated by a grenadier helmet,
a wooden grip and a single knuckle guard. The
slender c. 81 cm long slightly curved nickel
plated single edged blade is finely etched with
florals on the upper half. The black painted iron
scabbard has a single suspension ring held by a
brass ring. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 535
4.000
13
6020
6022
6021
6020
A spiked iron helmet - probably Ottoman with
no nasal protection, a c. 9,5 cm. spike on a ball
and a rounded c. 11 cm high comb with a silver
disk on top and chased figures of animals and
riders along the rim. The riveted chain-mail
protects the eyes and the neck.
€ 670
5.000
6021
A large Persian iron-mounted signed kindjal in
a wooden scabbard wrapped in red velvet. The
hour-glass formed hilt in oxidised iron is decorated with golden koftgari work and the c. 43 cm
long double edged tapering blade with two deep
fullers on each side is decorated in gold koftgari
on both sides with a signature? on one side. The
scabbard mounts are decorated en-suite with the
hilt and connected with an iron strap.
€ 670
5.000
14
6022
A pair of nearly identical Circassian leaf-shaped
belt clasp in heavily nielloed silver. The largest is
c. 22 cm long and the other c. 18 cm. Both are
made up of three silver plates placed upon each
other and inlaid with black niello. The surface of
both clasp are covered with geometrical pattern
and leaves.
€ 535
4.000
6023
An Uzbek 19th century belt probably Bokahara
c. 110 cm long and decorated with 21 finely
made solid plates in nielloed silver. The two large
clasps in chased silver both has a fine decoration consisting of stars and leaves on niello
background. The same motif is on the bulbous
S-formed plates of which not one is exactly the
same but very close. The plates are mounted on
a c. 10,5 cm wide leather belt covered in green
velvet.
€ 4.700
35.000
6023
15
6024
Aug. Francotte. A fine .338 Win. Mag. bolt action take-down sporting rifle no. 21850. 60 cm
barrel with ramp-mounted sights. FN Mauser action with extended tang, wing and side safeties.
Set trigger and detachable magazine plate. The
action, tang and trigger guard with large scroll
engravings, a moose head on top of the reciever
and a stading bear on the magazine plate. 36,5
cm highly-figured divided full stock with pistol
grip, trap and engraved skeleton butt-plate. With
a 1,5-6x42 Swarovski Habicht Nova scope in
claw mounts. W. 4400 g including scope. In its
maker's leather case. (2)
Våbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 10.500–13.500
80.000–100.000
16
6024
17
6025
6026
6025
A pair of brass mounted flint-lock pistols with
set triggers by Johan Andreas Kuchenreuter with
flat locks marked I. A. KUCHENREUTER. Flat
side plates, c. 20 cm long barrels with flat backs
marked IOH. AND. KUCHENREUTER in silver and
with his marks. The ramrods ends like the stocks
in horn and the good stocks in light brown wood
is deeply carved around the metal. (2)
Johan Andreas Kuchenreuter 1758-1808 in Steinweg, worked as gunmaker to the von Turn und Taxis
family.
€ 3.350
25.000
18
6026
A pair of good quality iron mounted French
officers pistols marked P. Fiaissenon c. 1835-40.
The butt is finely carved with checkering in the
form of scales covering most of the butts. The
flat lock plates are sparsely carved with leaves
and marked P. Fiaissenon - a name not in Støckel.
The trigger guards have finger rests and the side
plate is small. The half stocks have iron front
mounts and the newer ramrods are bone tipped.
The c. 20 cm long octagonal smooth bored damascene barrels in c. 14 mm calibre are marked
CANNON DAMAS FRISE in gold. The hammers
are finely carved with the heads of monsters
indicating an early date in the percussion era.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
6027
6027
A pair of interesting Danish long-barrelled officers pistol by Carl Heinrich Delcomyn (1800-1864)
ca. 1850 with finely diamond chequered grips
with a small oval butt plate carved with fine
leave ornaments, flat lock-plates laid fluted to
the wood marked DELCOMYN KIØBENHAVN in
two lines, set triggers and no real side plate but
the screws has small washers, c. 25,5 cm long
octagonal barrels rifled with 8 grooves in calibre
c. 11 cm. All iron mounts are finely carved with
scroll and leaves and the bone-tipped ramrods
are held to the stock by two ramrod pipes. Carl
Heinrich Delcomyn 1800-1864 was one of the
best Danish makers of his time and the pistols is
a tribute to his skill.
The Danish Arsenal Museum has a very similar pair
number 38-B2611 and 38-B2612. The differences
are few - another version of the pins and a missing
diopter on the present pistol. Apart from that there
are details by the patent breech plugs and the triggers, but the two pairs must have been produced
within a few years if not months of each other. The
original owners is probably to be found among the
well to do officers around 1850 - and both pairs
must have seen action in the first Schleswig War.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
19
6028
6028
A 12-bore Belgian made O/U ejector gun by an
unknown maker with Merkel 300-type action no.
45634. 72 cm barrels with rib, 70 mm chambers
and c. 3/4 and full choke borings. The frame
with scroll and bouquet engravings. 38 cm stock
with pistol grip, cheek-piece and about 2,5 cm
ebonite extension. W. 3350 g.
€ 670
5.000
6029
6030
Fabrique Nationale. A fine 20-bore sideplated
O/U single selective trigger ejector gun no. 8326.
67 cm barrels with 76 mm chambers and c. 1/4
and 1/2 choke borings. The frame and sideplates
with scroll engravings and game scenes. 37 cm
well-figured stock with pistol grip. W.c. 3.000 g.
The gun appears very little used.
€ 13.500–16.000
100.000–120.000
6029
Rizzini. A 12-bore sideplated o/u single-trigger
ejector gun model Artemis no. 48248. 71 cm
barrels with ventilated rib, 70 mm chambers and
c. 1/4 and 3/4 choke borings. Plain sideplated
and colour-hardened action with single selctive
trigger. 37 cm figured stock with rounded pistol
grip. W. c. 3100 g.
Jagttegn eller våbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 1.350–1.600
10.000–12.000
20
6030
21
6031
6032
6031
A rare Sleswig-Holstein cavalry pistol for a
trooper pattern 1849 marked 2 DR ES N 113 on
the wood beside the trigger-guard and 2. DR 6S
55 on the butt-cap. The lock plate and triggerguard are marked crowned JR.
Of the 1.600 pistol produced for the Insurgents
in 1849 1.529 were in stock in 1850. 1.519 were
converted to Danish naval pistols pattern 1849/52
making this pistol very rare indeed in the unconverted condition.
€ 1.050–1.600
8.000–12.000
22
6032
A rare Danish cavalry pistol pattern 1806/46 for
a trooper marked 3 DR,UF? N. 2 on the sideplate and a gun-makers mark IP in a square on
the lock-plate.
1.270 flintlock pistol of pattern 1806 was converted
to percussion for the Danish contingent of the
Germanic League. The Danish kings were also dukes
of Holstein and Lauenburg which were part of the
League. These pistols were the first ring-shaped
cocks and most were used by the insurgents in the
1848-50 war. See the Danish Arms and Armour
Society's yearbook 1985 p. 71-85.
€ 805
6.000
6033
6034
6035
6033
A Danish cavalry pistol pattern 1807 for a
trooper marked 4DR: 2: 13 for the 4th Regiment
of dragoons 2nd squadron number 13. The trigger guard has the clover mark of the Cronbourg
Gunfactory and the butt is not cut for stock.
€ 2.000
15.000
6034
A fine Danish cavalry pistol pattern 1772 for a
trooper with no unit markings.
Many of these pistols were shortened in 1798, but
this is in the original length. 5.000 pair of these
pistols were made and many were sent to Norway.
In Norway the did not shorten these pistols.
€ 805
6.000
6035
A rare Danish/Norwegian iron mounted flintlock
pistol pattern 1744 with good Norwegian unit
markings. The marks are E C U N 2 and H. C.
N 13 for the Eidsbergske and the Hadelandske
Company. The barrel, side plate, butt and butt
cap is marked 38. The number 124 is painted
in white on the fore-stocks left side and same
number is to be found on a round brass plaque
attached to the trigger guard - The number is
from the Wirsbo Collection. 2.000 of these pistol
were produced in Germany and sent to Norway
in 1746.
Provenance: The Wirsbo collection.
€ 2.700–3.350
20.000–25.000
23
6036
6036
Rug- and felt mounted male African lion with a
black mane. Taken in Kenya in late 1950'ies.
Provenance: Part of the Tom Knudsen collection.
€ 2.700–4.000
20.000–30.000
24
6037
A pair of tusks from an African elephant.
L. c. 208 and 195 cm, W. c. 30,3 and 28,6 kg.
Cites-permission for sale granted. (2)
€ 10.500–13.500
80.000–100.000
6037
25
6038
6038
Franz Sodia Ferlach. An O/U boxlock non ejector
double rifle ca. 7x65R No. 9973. 23 1/2 inch
barrels with ramp mounted sights. The action
with top lever, double greener bolt and game
scene engravings. Front set trigger. 35 cm stock
with pistol grip and cheek-piece. Mounted with
a Nickel 2,5 x 22 scope in claw mounts.
W. c. 3800 g including scope.
€ 3.350
25.000
26
6039
6039
Blaser. A 7x65R O/U double rifle no. 5/01121.
61 cm barrels with ramp mounted sights and
built-in scope mounting ramps. The upper barrel can be adjusted so the barrels do not shoot
apart. The action with manual cocking of the
hammers, and game scene engravings. 37 cm
figured bavarian stock with pistol grip.
W.c. 3.300 g.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
6040
6040
F.W. Heym. A 9,3x74R boxlock ejector double rifle no. 82285. 65 cm barrels with ramp mounted
fore sight and quarter rib with one standing
and three forlding rear sights. The action with
Greener bolt, cocking indicators and set trigger
for the right barrel. Semi-beavertail forend, 37
cm figured stock with pistol grip, cheek-piece
and including a 1,5 cm rubber recoil pad. With a
Docter holo sight fitted into the rear claw mount
base, and a set of claw mount rings, 25,4 and 40
mm respectively. W. c. 3.600 g without sight. In
a makers case (lining loose). (2)
€ 4.000–5.350
30.000–40.000
6041
6041
Gebrüder Merkel. A 12/.222 Rem. boxlock
drilling no. 991751. 63 cm barrels with 70 mm
chambers and app. 1/4 and full choke borings of
the shot barrels. The action with side-clips, cocking indicators and tang safety. The rifle barrel
is activated with a lever under the top lever. Set
trigger for rifle barrel. 37 cm stock with pistol
grip. With a Zeiss 1,25-4 x 30 in claw mounts.
W. c. 4150 g.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
27
6042
6042
A pair of Danish iron mounted officers pistols
of Løbnitz chamber loading patent ca. 1840-50
with octagonal damascene rifled barrels c. 17
cm long in diameter c. 15 mm. The barrels are
marked 1 and 2. In one barrel is the rare original
wooden stopper wrapped in felt. The bascule are
marked N. LØBNITZ KI¨OBENHAVN. The socalled
trigger-guard lock with a ringshaped hammer
is typical of the Løbnitz system. The pistols are
very well made with fine curved lacquered stocks.
Totel length c. 38,5 cm.
Nicolai Johan Løbnitz (1797-1867) was gun-maker,
assayer at the Cronbourg Gunfactory and a prolific
arms constructor and inventor. His chamber loading
system was approved in 1841.
€ 4.700
35.000
28
6043
6043
A pair of extremely well preserved cased Swiss
iron mounted percussion pistols c. 1850-55 with
curved gothic stocks and set triggers, triggerguard with finger rest, flat locks laid flute with
the stock marked L. PETER A GENEVE in a band,
octagonal c. 26 cm long tip-off rifled barrels in
fake damascus in calibre c. 10 mm. marked 1 and
2 in silver on the tangs.. The trigger-guard, locks
and tangs are engraved with the same florals.
The pistols are in a brass mounted wooden case
lined with faded ariginal red velvet. In the case
ramrod, metal oil flask, bullet screw, a wooden
box for percussion caps, a bullet mould, a brass
powder horn, a nipple wrench and a bullet hammer. The barrels are marked with Liege proof
marks on the lower side. L. Peter might have
the barrels delivered from Liege or he is just the
retailer. He is not in Støckel, by probably belongs
to the well known gun-maker family Peter from
Geneva.
€ 5.350
40.000
29
6044
6044
A good Ottoman sea ivory hilted Jambaya. 19th
cent. I-shaped sea ivory handle and a classical
curved damascene blade with a midrib running
through the whole c. 20 cm long double edged
blade. The upper end of the blade is carved with
a decoration depicting the killing of a deer and
two birds in battle.
And a Indian Pesh-Kabz dagger with a bone
handle and a curved blade in watered steel. The
T-backed re-curving c. 37 cm long bright blade
ends in a small diamond cross-section armour
piercing tip. 19th cent.
Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet. (2)
€ 400–670
3.000–5.000
30
6045
6045
A good Persian bone hilted dagger with a fine
re-curving watered steel blade ending in a diamond cross-section armour piercing tip. The upper part of the blade and the space in between
the grip shells is decorated with gilded koftgari
work. Total length c. 30 cm.
And good ivory hilted dagger with a fine steel
carved damascene blade. The metal is decorated
with gilded koftgari work. Total length c. 32 cm.
Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet. (2)
€ 535–805
4.000–6.000
6046
6046
A fine Persian dagger with a carved I shaped
handle in green jade inlayed with gold and on
top of it a red stone? with a classical curved
damascene blade with a midrib running through
the whole c. 18 cm long double edged blade.
The wooden scabbard is covered in velvet and
mounted with a mount in pressed gilded silver
sheet decorated with turquoise and colored
stones (glas?), the mount is hallmarked. Total
length c. 29 cm. 18th/19th cent.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
31
6047
6047
I. Hollis & Son. A 12-bore back action hammergun no. 290. 76 cm damascus barrels with nitro
proofmarks, 65 mm chambers and about 1/2
choke borings. Frame, sidelocks, hammers and
top lever with fine scroll enravings. 36 cm well
figured straight-hand stock. W. c. 3000 g.
Jagttegn eller samlertilaldelse påkrævet.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
32
6048
6048
Joseph Lang & Sons. A 12-bore sidelock ejector gun no. 13904. 71 cm barrels with 65 mm
chambers and c. improved cyldinder and 1/4
choke borings. Border engravings and scroll at
the center of the sidelocks. 37 cm well-figured
straight hand stock. W.c. 2950 g. In a maker's
leather and canvas case. (2)
€ 3.350–4.000
25.000–30.000
6049
6049
Cogswell & Harrison. A 12-bore sidelock assisted
opening ejector gun no. 56909. 71 cm barrels
with game rib and c. 1/4 and 1/2 choke borings.
The detachable sidelock, the frame, top lever
and trigger guard with scroll engravings. 37 cm
figured straight hand stock. W. 2900 g. Jagttegn
eller samlertilladelse påkrævet.
€ 1.600–2.000
12.000–15.000
6050
6050
Joseph Lang & Son. A 12-bore sidelock ejector
gun no. 14214. 71 cm barrels with 65 mm chambers and about impr. cylinder and 1/4 choke borings. The frame and sidelocks with border scroll
engravings. 38 cm well-figured stock including a
2 cm ebonite extension. W. c. 2950 g.
€ 2.700–3.350
20.000–25.000
33
6051
6051
A rug mounted skin of an Indian tiger.
C. 200 x 150 cm. Cites-permission for sale
granted.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
34
6052
6052
A rug mounted skin of a polar bear.
C. 225 x 190 cm.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
35
6053
6053
A Composed North European iron hilted broadsword of the "schwedendegen" type c. 1660
with one of the original two shells in place, two
guards fixed to an older pommel with wire and
new wooden grip. The blade is an older than the
grip and have been shortned. On the two fuller
is the Passau wolf mark and both are marked
IANTESCHE WIRSBERCH. Total length c. 90 cm.
€ 400–670
3.000–5.000
6054
6055
6055
An European small sword, c. 1700 with a brass
hilt cast in low relief with double shell-guard,
knuckle-guard and pommel all decorated with
scrolls. The grip retains some early binding of
brass wire and its two Turk's heads. The six sided
blade has a small fuller and some brass decorations near the ricasso. Total length c. 101 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6054
A Swedish? officers privately bought small sword
c. 1660 - 1700 with a decorated steel hilt, a
fluted pommel and twisted iron wire on the
grip. The single shell is pierced and the double
edged blade has a single short fuller on each
side marked SOLINGEN. Total length 88 cm.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
36
6056
6056
A Swedish broadsword pattern 1685 in its leather
scabbard, shorted and used in Norway. The iron
hilt has a large shell guard with two bows and
a thumb-bow. The pommel is pear-shaped and
the original wooden grip with Turks heads have
a newer brass wire wrapping. The c. 82 cm long
double edged blade with a diamond cross section
is marked with the marks of Vira and a P. The
non regulation brown leather scabbard has a
leather strap. Total length 98 cm.
Provenance. Used in Norway, where a large number
of Swedish broad sword were left in the mountains
after the withdrawal of General Ahrenfelts troops
in 1719. Swords of this type were also bought by
Sweden during the great Nordic war 1700-20.
€ 1.350
10.000
6057
6057
A Norwegian basked hilted tessak with a foursided pommel and a plain wooden grip. The
quillion supports a side-ring and single pas
d¿ane is bonneted to the ring with a bar on one
side and to the thumb-bow. The single edged c.
76,5 cm blade with a fuller running almost to
the hatchet point is marked with half-moons,
orbs and crosses.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
37
6058
6058
William Evans. A 12-bore sidelock ejector gun
no. 3581. 71 cm barrels with 65 mm chambers
and about improved cylinder and 1/4 choke
borings, doll's head and third bite. The frame
and sidelocks partly engraved with fine scroll.
Number (1) inlaid in gold in the top lever and rib
and engraved in the forend iron. 38 cm wellfigured stock, including a 2 cm rubber recoil pad.
W. c. 3100 grams.
€ 2.700–3.350
20.000–25.000
6059
T. Newton. A 12-bore sidelock ejector gun. No.
5386. 28 inch barrels with 2 1/2 inch chambers
and about improved cylinder and 1/2 choke
borings. The action and sidelocks with rose and
scroll engravings. 37 cm highly figured straight
hand stock. W. c. 2900 g.
€ 1.600
12.000
38
6059
6060
J. Woodward & Sons. A fine 12-bore O/U single
selective-trigger sidelock ejector gun no. 6724.
76 cm barrels with 65 mm chambers, wide rib
and c. 1/2 and full choke borings. The frame,
sidelocks, top lever and trigger-guard with fine
bouquet and scroll engravings. The top lever
with a mongram in gold. 38 cm highly-figured
stock with Prince-of-Wales-type pistol grip.
W.c. 3500 g. In an oak and leather case.
James Woodward is - together with Th. Boss - considered to be maker of the finest British over-andunder guns. After the Woodward company was sold
to James Purdey & Sons in 1948, this firm continued
to build O/U guns on Woodwards design. In 1995
Purdey started making Woodward guns again. The
gun has recently been refurbished to a very high
standard and appears like new. It was made ca.
1925.
€ 40.000–47.000
300.000–350.000
6060
39
6062
6061
6061
A short heavy 19th cent. German hunting
hanger. Steel mounted staghorn hilt. Heavy single edged blade, double edged by the tip. Steel
mounted leather scabbard with a scabbard knife
with a c. 10 cm long singel edged blade with a
mark. Total length c. 44 cm.
€ 400–670
3.000–5.000
6062
A fine iron mounted renaissance powder horn in
carved stag-horn that has been grinded smooth
and engraved in an oval on the front with an
antique warrior drawing his sword surrounded
by fruits and on the back with antique warriors
laying siege to a fortress. The sprout is springloaded and the horn has a belt hook. The horn is
yellow with age and worn on the back where it
would have been in contact with the belt.
€ 2.000
15.000
40
6063
6063
A fine and rare Danish non regulation naval
lion-hilted gilded small-sword c. 1825 of English
type. The lion has a long neck running on the
way on the back-piece. The ivory grip is wrapped
with brass wire and the D-type hilt is carved
with flowers and a string of pearls. The double
langet has a crowned fouled anchor on one
side and the initials H.K. on the other. The c. 71
cm. double edged blade has a spear point and
is carved with flowers and military motifs. The
black leather scabbard has 3 fine gilded mounts.
The upper mount has an attached plaque with
Neptun on one side and the other is marked F. C.
Løchte sværdfeier og Bronce Arbeider Kiøbenhavn. The middle mount has a plaque with a
female holding an anchor and the lower mount
has a woman holding a child? The suspension
rings are in the shape of sea-snakes. With the
small-sword a later belt attachment.
See an article by Kurt Bang Petersen in the Danish
Arms and Armour Societies yearbook 2001 page
90-102, where this sword and several of the same
type is described.
€ 670
5.000
6064
6064
Danish chamber-loading military Løbnitz carbine
pattern 1841 number A-146 in good condition.
€ 3.350
25.000
41
6065
6065
A good quality boxed pair of boxlock pistols by
Reilly of London ca. 1840 - possibly refurbished,
but in a good case marked Dr. de MEZIC. The
pistols is of the usual terzerol type with chequered grips, slightly engraved blued boxlocks
marked Reilly on one side and London on the
other. The turn-off barrels is ca. 7,5 cm long
with a band of foliage at the muzzles, folding
triggers, a blank white metal escutcheon and
Birmingham proofs. The case contains a small
fine copper powder patent flask with a broken
spring, a bullet mould and a barrel wrench. The
lid has a torn gunmakers label with the Holland
& Holland address "98 New Bond Street".
€ 1.600–2.000
12.000–15.000
42
6066
A fine Austrian large calibre flint lock hunting rifle by Johan Michael Linmer c. 1720 with
gilded brass mounts. The light brown stock with
cheek-piece has a wooden sliding patchbox cover
with 2 brass carved brass mounts. The butt plate
has a pronounced "knob" on the heel and the
tang is carved with fine raised foliate. the round
banana shaped lock is of military type and the
side-plate is of the dragon or serpent type. The
88 cm long octagonal barrel in calibre c. 12 bore
is inlaid with a rider in silver above the powder
and marked IOH. MICH. before and LIMMER IN
CRONACH after the folding back sight. The large
trigger guard with finger rest is finely carved
with raised foliate and has a bust of an antique
warrior by the trigger. The full stock ends in
black horn as does the original? ramrod which is
held by 3 octagonal pipes.The gun is number 32
in the 1888 catalogue of the Næser collection.
The number 32 in red paint is found beneath the
pan cover spring.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
6066
43
6067
6067
John Dickson & Son. A 12-bore lightweight
boxlock ejector gun no. 7493. 63 cm barrels with
50 mm chambers and c. full choke borings of
both. The extra set of 63 cm barrels have been
rebored to 70 mm chambers with c. 1/4 choke
borings of both barrels. The action is fully scroll
engraved with the maker's name in a banner. 38
cm figured straight hand stock. W. c. 2500 g. In
a leather case with maker's label. (3)
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
6068
6068
G.E. Lewis & Sons. A 12-bore boxlock ejector gun no. 16075. 69 cm barrels with 65 mm
chambers and c. improved cylinder an 1/4 choke
and 3/4 and full choke borings respectively.
The action with full fine scroll engravings surrounding the maker's name in an banner. 35cm
straight hand stock. W. c. 2700 g. In a later
leather case. (3)
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
6067
44
6069
6069
AYA. A 12-bore detachable sidelock ejector pigeon gun no. 39971 with an extra set of barrels.
76 cm barrels with raised rib, 70 mm chambers
and c. 1/4 and 1/2 choke borings. Number 2 set
of barrels are 76 cm and bored c. improved cylinder and 1/2 choke. The action with side-clips
and cocking indicators. Rolled-edge trigger guard
and articulated front trigger. Frame, sidelocks,
top lever and trigger guard with much retaining
case colours, fine bouquet and scroll engravings.
The furniture of the locks are gold plated. Tap
screw for detaching the sidelocks. 37 cm highlyfigured straight hand stock. W. c. 3400 g. (2)
€ 2.400–2.700
18.000–20.000
6070
6070
Manton & Co. A 12-bore sidelock ejector gun
no. 8011. 76 cm damascus barrels with 65
mm chambers, dolls head game rib and about
improved cylinder and 3/4 choke borings. The
frame, sidelock, top lever and trigger guard
with scroll engravings. Fully case coloured with
maker's name inlaid in gold on the sidelocks. 38
cm higly-figured straight hand stock.
W.c. 2600 g. In a leather case. (2)
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
45
6071
6071
A rug mounted skin of an Indian tiger. L. ca.
240x170 cm. Cites-permission for sale granted.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
46
6072
6072
A best quality cased Belgian double barrelled
O/U percussion boxlock pistol ca. 1840-50 with
an ivory grip and a butt cap in the shape of a sea
shell with room for percussion caps. The bascule
is engraved with deep scroll and marked on the
right hand side with a crowned PF and a Belgian
inspector's mark. When one of the hammer are
drawn back the concealed trigger shows and
one or both of the c. 7 cm long Damascus rifled
barrels can be fired. In a green velvet lined oak
case with a fine turned small ivory powder flask,
a round box of percussion caps and a combination bullet mould/nipple wrench/barrel wrench.
The lid has an indistinct golden maker's address
on the inside. On the outside is a plaque with an
earls crown and the initials AD.
€ 2.950
22.000
47
6073
6073
A good signed Japanese Wakizashi c. 1600-1650.
The c. 47 cm long fine polished blade has a clear
flashy midare hamon. The nakago is clipped so
only parts af the signature is visible KAI NO
KAMI? The hilt is wrapped with fine silk string
(some damage) Menuki set in the shape of
flowers. Shakudo Fuchi/kashira engraved with
waves and small birds partly gilded. Iron tsuba
with people. Kozuka in Sentoku with rats. The
reverse is showing the rat wedding. The saya is
all covered with polished ray skin. Total length c.
65 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
48
6074
A boxed Japanese Meiji-Taisho period suit of
armour on a stand with a fine 18 lamed studded
Kabuto in red with 2 large protruding horns and
a golden rim. The red Mempo has a detachable
nose and the Kote is with plates and chain-mail
with solid protection for the hands. The red Hotoke Dô is hinged on the left side and the front
is marked with a golden axe. The Kusazuri is of
the 5 lames type and the Haidate 6 rows of small
scale. The Suneate has 7 shaped lames. The suit
is laced in white, light and dark blue with red
cross-lace. 20th cent.
€ 3.350
25.000
6074
49
6075
6075
Schultz & Larsen. A 6,5x58R bolt action rifle
model 38. no. 375. 46 cm barrel with ramp
mounted sights. Set triggers and hinged magazine for 3 cartridges. 36 cm full length stock
with pistol grip.
Appr. 165 cartridges in original boxes will be made
available to the purchaser of this lot.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6076
50
6078
6076
Cogswell & Harrison. A fully restored leather
and canvas cartridge magazine for app. 250
cartridges.
€ 400
3.000
6077
An oak and leather cartridge magazine for app.
250 cartridges, with one divider and lined with
green baize.
The magazine appears unused.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
6077
6079
6078
Cogswell & Harrison. A 12-bore assisted-opening
boxlock ejector gun no. 41406. 71 cm barrels
with 65 mm chambers and c. 1/4 and 3/4 choke
borings. Action, top lever and trigger guard with
fine scroll engravings. 37 cm figured straighthand stock. W. c. 2800 g.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6080
6080
Holland & Holland. A 12-bore boxlock ejector
gun model Northwood no. 37091. 71 cm barrels
with 65 mm chambers and c. 1/2 and 3/4 choke
borings. The action with fine scroll engravings
surrounding the maker's name. 35 cm straight
hand stock. W. c. 2900 g. In a brass cornered
leather case with accesories. (2)
€ 2.700–3.350
20.000–25.000
6079
Webley & Scott. A best 20-bore boxlock ejector
gun model 701 no. 102541. 71 cm barrels with
70 mm chambers and c. 1/4 and 3/4 choke
borings.The action with third bite, side clips and
scroll engravings. 38 cm straight hand stock
including a 1,5 cm wood extension.
€ 1.600–2.000
12.000–15.000
51
6081
6081
An interesting fine quality cased European pepperbox ca. 1850 by the well known French maker
Prelat in Paris. The two-piece walnut stock has
a 45 degree angle backed by a solid iron strap
slightly engraved with fine scroll and clearly
marked PRELAT A PARIS. The hammer has a hole
with a back-sight and each of the 6 barrels has
a small front sight in the shape of a pin. When
the ring trigger is engaged it is possible to sight
the pistol through the hole in the hammer. The
barrels is 7,5 cm long and held to the pistol by a
pin which can be unscrewed by the fingers making a quick change of barrels possible. In the fine
green velvet lined case oak case is a brass powder
flask, a turned wooden container for percussion
caps, a combination nipple wrench/screwdriver
and a combination bullet-mould/ramrod.
Francois Prelat worked in Paris c. 1815-50 as gunmaker to the French King/Emperor.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
52
6082
A best quality short Carlsbad flint lock hunting rifle by Johan Hætischweiler c. 1750 with
gilded brass mounts. The light brown stock with
cheek-piece has a brass sliding patchbox cover
decorated with mounted hunter and 2 dogs
hunting a stag in a wood. The butt plate has a
pronounced "knob" on the heel and has a fine
male figure with a spear in a wood.The butt
tang is carved with a horseman with a horn and
2 dogs attacking a wild boar. The small of the
butt is carved with raised foliate and the same
can be found about the tang. The flat lock with
set trigger is carved with a mounted hunter
and a dog with a hare. Beneath the pan is IOH.
HÆTTISCHWEILER. The solid side plate has a
stag being brought to heel by two dogs amongst
rococo ornaments.The 66,5 cm long rather heavy
octagonal 28 bore barrel is inlaid with golden
flowers and the folding back sight is gilded as
is the fore sight.The fore-stock end in a gilded
brass mount as does the original ramrod held by
3 carved gilded mounts.The brass mounts are of
the highest quality with most of the gild remaining. Johan Hætischweiler worked in Carlsbad c.
1730-50.
€ 5.350
40.000
6082
53
6083
6083
Danish chamber-loading military Løbnitz carbine
pattern 1841 number B-44. Marked GHD 1E 29.
€ 2.000
15.000
6084
Danish sabretasche for the gendarmes c. 1864
in black leather with the crowned cypher of
Christian the 9th and 3 suspension rings. The
sabretasche were from c. 1886 used by the
Danish Hussars. The pouch is removed.
Height 29 cm. Width 26 cm.
€ 400–535
3.000–4.000
6084
54
6085
6085
A good pair of civilian chamber loading pistol of
the Løbnitz patent c. 1840-50. The octagonal
c. 19 cm long damascene barrels is rifled with
6 grooves. The bascule is marked N. Løbnitz,
Patent, Kiøbenhavn, The slender butts are finely
chequered and has no butt plates. Nicolai Johan
Løbnitz, (1797-1867) was gun-maker, assayer at
the Cronbourg Gun factory as well as inventor
and a prolific arms constructor. His chamberloading system was patented in 1841.
Total length 42,5 cm.
Provenance: Axel Bardings collection.
€ 4.700
35.000
55
6086
6087
6088
6086
An excellent Danish thin butted flint axe in fine
dark brown patina and finely stitched edges.
The axe is not polished, c. 27 cm long and 8 cm
wide. The edge rounded and perfect. On one side
at the back is some of the original surface.
€ 1.350
10.000
6087
A Danish Neolithic thin butted flint axe in mostly
light grey flint with some dark spots. The axe
is unpolished with a near perfect edge and a
sharpened neck, which is unusual. Total length
c. 26,5 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6088
A large Danish Neolithic thin-butted flint axe
with no polish in red-brown flint. This solid
working axe is rather crudely flaked with a
tapering c. 29,5 cm long blade.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
56
6089
6090
6091
6089
An interesting Danish Neolithic heavy thin butted
un-polished flint axe c. 26 cm long and 8,5 cm
wide dark to light brown on one side and greyish
on the other. The edges is stitched and the butt
quite thin.The edges with a few fine nicks.
€ 535–805
4.000–6.000
6090
A Danish Neolithic un-polished thin butted flint
axe. c. 27,5 cm long in dark brown flint with a
slightly tapering blade with stitched edges.
€ 670
5.000
6091
A large Danish Neolithic stone axe in light grey
flint with black spots c. 30 cm long. The butt is
very thin and the slightly tapering blade is c. 8,5
cm wide near the edge. The edge is fine and the
small-sides has a stitching.
€ 805
6.000
57
6092
James Purdey & Sons. A superb A. L. Hunt
engraved 12-bore self-opening sidelock ejector gun no. 28930. 76 cm barrels with 70 mm
chambers, raised game rib and about 1/4 and
1/2 choke borings. The self-opening action with
cocking indicators and "SAFE" inlaid in gold. The
frame, sidelocks, top lever and trigger guard with
bouquet and scroll engravings by A. L. Hunt.
38 cm highly figured straight hand stock.
W. 3000 g. In its canvas and leather maker's case
with accesories. (2)
The gun was made in 1987 and appears unused.
€ 47.000–53.500
350.000–400.000
58
6092
59
6093
6095
6094
6093
Two fine Danish Neolithic sickle. One is half
moon shaped c. 14 cm long and finely pressure
flaked. The other is c. 18 cm long with a serrated
edge.
€ 670
5.000
6094
An extremely rare Danish Neolithic bone ring
with a square holed extension. The ring is c. 24
mm in outer and c. 18 mm in inner diameter.
With the extension it is ca, 55 cm long. It is in a
superb dark red-brown patina and is polished all
over. Its use is uncertain and very few examples
exist. They were first described by Sophus Müller
as early as 1888 in Ordning af Danmarks Oldsager i Aarb. 1888 s. 285.
€ 670
5.000
60
6095
Two Mesolithic toothed bone points in fine dark
bone. One is near perfect c. 17 cm long with
6 tooths. The other is c. 11,5 cm long with 3
tooths and a missing point. The last was found
on the location Ladegårdsmarken on the isle of
Fyn. Both are in solid well preserved bone.
€ 670
5.000
6098
6096
6097
6096
An excavated Danish Viking bearded age battle
axe of typical form c. 17 cm long with a downturned edge and a square socket for the shaft.
The edge is c. 10 cm long.
€ 400
3.000
6097
A collection of 5 Danish bronze age artefacts and
a fibula. The collection consists of a razor c. 9,5
cm long with a punched geometric decoration
on one side, a small c. 8 cm long tanged curved
blade. a tanged bronze arrow head of tapering
double edged form c. 7,5 cm long, a bronze
needle, a small bronze pincer c. 5 cm long with
on side missing and a fine bronze fibula c. 200
AD c. 7 cm long.
€ 670
5.000
6098
An excavated pair of oval Danish Viking age
brooches made of pierced bronze with a plain
inner side. The ornaments are in late animal style
with influence from the Scandinavian wood carving tradition. The largest is c. 11 cm long with
one side of the rim preserved and most of the
vaulted surface intact. On the inner side is the
original pin with remains of cloth preserved. The
other is missing the entire rim and a little more
than a quarter of the outer shell missing. The
inner shell is partly preserved and so is the rusty
iron pin.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
61
6099
6100
6101
6102
6103
6104
6105
6099
A Danish? civic guard spontoon. 18th century.
Blade with a brass socket. Dark pinewood pole
with a brass ferrule. L. 228 cm.
€ 400
3.000
6103
A Danish naval pole arm ca. 1808 with a blade
from the broad sword pattern 1726. The pole is
made from an old oar. L. 237 cm.
€ 400
4.000
6100
A Danish spontoon for NCO's pattern 1769.
L. 195 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 535
4.000
6104
A Danish naval pole arm with a blade from the
broad sword pattern 1750. Traces of old decoration on the blade. The pole is made from an old
oar. L. 237 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 400
4.000
6101
A Danish spontoon for NCO's pattern 1769.
€ 535
4.000
6102
A Swedish boarding pike. Late 18th century.
Short spear head with long langets. Pinewood
pole with a ferrule. L. 240 cm.
€ 400
3.000
62
6105
A Danish naval pole arm ca. 1808 with a blade
from the broad sword pattern 1726. The pole is
made from an old oar. L. 242 cm.
€ 400
4.000
6106
An European halberd. 17th century.
Pierced axe blade and fluke with a makers mark.
Long spike. Four langets. Black painted wooden
pole. L. 232 cm. Blankvåbentilladelse påkrævet.
€ 805
6.000
6106
6107
6108
6109
6107
A Danish halberd 17th cent.
Broad blade with midrib, demi lune shaped axe
blade with a fluke. Short brown pole. L. 168 cm.
€ 535
4.000
6108
A Danish? Halberd. c. 1720.
Blade with a spear head, a demi lune axe blade
with a fluke. Long langets. Light pinewood pole
with ferrule. L. 229 cm.
€ 535
4.000
6109
A European halberd. 17th century.
Long pierced spear shaped blade. black wooden
pole. L .228 cm.
€ 400
3.000
6110
6111
6112
6113
6110
A Danish halberd pattern 1725.
Spear head with a pronounced midrib. The axe
blade goes trough the long socket and is held by
two rivets. Black painted pinewood pole. Long
langets and a ferrule. L. 237 cm.
€ 535
4.000
6111
Danish spontoon c. 1720.
Spear point, blade and langets made of one
piece of steel with a midrib running the entire
length. Pinewood pole marked “MH” towards the
steel ferrule. L. 237 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6112
A good Danish officers spontoon pattern 1734.
The blade engraved with the Danish national
crest and “DET DELMENHORSTiSKE. G. W.
REGIMENT”. Wooden pole with unit marks
on the ferrule. L. 228 cm.
€ 1.050
8.000
63
6114
6115
6113
An European halberd. 17th century.
Axe blade and fluke with a makers mark. Long
spike. Four langets. A short dark wooden pole.
€ 535
4.000
6115
A Danish polished Mesolithic antler axe with
a single edge and a shaft hole placed near the
neck. The surface is polished all over and the axe
is still solid. One side has some marks scratched
into it.
€ 670
5.000
6114
A Danish Mesolithic antler axe c. 15,5 cm long
with the shaft hole placed near the neck and
a well preserved edge. The sides are slightly
polished and the axe is still solid.
€ 400
3.000
64
6116
6116
A well preserved Danish Mesolithic double edged
antler axe c. 24 cm long found at Neverkær. One
edge is perfect while the other has a small part
missing. The antler is still heavy and solid and is
probably preserved by lacquer.
€ 400
3.000
6117
6117
A fine and well preserved Danish Mesolithic
antler axe 30.5 cm long with a single polished
edge and a blunt back. The shaft hole is placed
on a branch. The axe was found in a bog near
Neverkær on the isle of Fyn and is probably
preserved with lacquer.
€ 400
3.000
65
6118
6118
Sauer. A 6x70R single-shot under-lever rifle
model Tell no. 434. 65 cm relined barrel in
original profile with sights. The action with scroll
engravings. Adjustable set triggers. 33 cm figured
stock with pistol grip. Mounted with an original
4,5x32 scope from C.P. Goertz, Berlin.
W. 2850 g including scope.
Riffeltilladelse påkrævet.
€ 1.350–1.600
10.000–12.000
66
6119
6119
Schultz & Larsen. A single shot rifle no. 26423
converted to .22 LR. 60 cm barrel with two folding rear sight mounted on quarter rib. The action
with German proof marks, top lever, Greener bolt
and cocking indicator. Adjustable set triggers.
The frame with bouquet, scroll and oakleaf engravings. 35 cm stock (damaged) with pistol grip
and cheek-piece. With a B. Nickel Marburg 4x22
scope in claw mounts. W. c. 3150 g including
scope. Våbentilladelse påkrævet.
The rifle was probably made in Suhl, Germany and
later had its 9(?) mm barrel cut and a .22 LR barrel
inserted by Schultz & Larsen Gun Factory in Otterup,
Denmark.
€ 1.600–2.000
12.000–15.000
6120
6120
BSW. A 8x57 JRS ejector double rifle no. 38195.
62 cm barrels with ramp mounted sights. Action
with cocking indicators, side clips and bolsters.
The frame with scroll engravings. Set trigger for
the right barrel. 36 cm straight hand figured
stock. With a Hesoldt Wetzlar 1,5-6x42 scope
in claw mounts. W.c. 4.000 g including scope.
€ 4.000–5.350
30.000–40.000
6121
6121
K.D. Mikkelsen. A 6,5x57 break-open single shot
non-ejector rifle no. 2680. German nitro proof
marks. 65 cm octagonal barrel with raised rib,
rear and fore sight and doll's head extesion. The
frame with cocking indicator and scroll and floral
motives engraved. Adjustable set triggers. 36 cm
highly figured stock with pistol grip, a 4-shot
cartridge magazine and a rubber recoil pad.
€ 3.350–4.000
25.000–30.000
67
6122
6122
A boxed set consisting of a Victorian? silver
mounted dirk and a Skean Dhu for the Gordon
Highlanders. The large and impressive dirk has
a fine large cairngorm, the traditional basket
weave carved hilt is set with silver studs and
the bright blade with the fullers is c. 30 cm
long. The fine silver mounts with attached silver
repoussé decoration in the form of thistles and
the regimental crest of the regiment. The upper
mounts is marked R. & H. B. Kirkwood 68 Thistle
St. Edinburg and the scabbard still have its set of
knife and fork decorated en suite with the dirk.
The Skea Dhu of the correct regimental pattern
has a c. 9 cm long blade with a single fuller and
a cairngorm. It is marked V. M. Anderson & Sons
LTD, Military outfitters Edinburg & Glasgow
on the back above faint silver hallmarks. The
wooden box is wrapped in black leather and the
inside lined with blue velvet.
€ 1.050–1.600
8.000–12.000
68
6123
An interesting early Danish airgun of the external
lock-type with a butt-stock reservoir tank by
Johan Wilhelm Bergen ca. 1780. The gun stock
shaped butt in steel with a recess for the chin is
covered in brown leather and serves as reservoir
for air. The bascule is square and marked Johan
Wilhelm Bergen on the upper side with the cock,
spring and trigger mechanism on the right hand
side. Beneath the bascule is the lower ramrod
pipe and on the round tapering c. 71 cm barrel
in calibre c. 11 mm is another.
The fore-stock is probably a replacement added
during the gun's working life. Johan Wilhelm Bergen
experimented with airguns of different types. In the
Tøjhus museum in Copenhagen is two airguns by
him 29-B1506 and 29-B1506,1.The first of the ball
reservoir type and the other a small version of the
same type as the present. Johan Wilhelm (von) Bergen 1726-1791 worked in Copenhagen from c. 1752
and became Assayer at the Cronbourg Gunfactory in
1765, where he worked until his death.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
6123
6124
6125
6126
6124
An European? unmarked late 19th century crank
operated airgun with a straight stock chequered
at the neck with the rest of the gun in metal.
The c. 64, 5 cm long smooth bored barrel with a
gallows-type back sight is opened by pressing a
stud beneath the iron fore stock and the spring is
operated by turning a crank placed on the right
hand of the bascule. The gun is heavy, well made
and possible saw use in a shooting gallery. With
the gun the rare original crank shaft.
€ 670
5.000
6125
A fine brass mounted Austrian air gun c.
1780-1800 by Joseph Lowentz in Vienna with a
good walnut stock and set trigger. The thick butt
carved with florals by the cheeckpiece contains
the spring which is compressed by turning a
spindle. The octagonal barrel in calibre c. 6,5
mm.is c. 76 cm long and marked JOS. LOWENTZ
IN WIEN in silver. The smooth bored barrel can
be lowered by releasing a catch in front of the
trigger-guard enabling a bullet to be inserted
from the breech. The missing ramrod was held to
the stock by 3 round ramrod pipes.
€ 1.600
12.000
6126
A fine European late 18th century air gun of the
butt stock reservoir tank type with an external
hammer and the rest of the mechanism hidden in
the brass bascule. The iron butt reservoir is hidden by a hinged two piece wooden shell with a
check piece held together at the neck by a brass
ring with a holding screw. The bascule resembles
an ordinary hunting rifle with a lock- and sideplate. The bullet is fed into the barrel by a small
round spring operated opening on the right side
of the bascule and the slender tapering screwoff barrel is c. 89,5 cm long. A brass ring with a
fore-sight is placed by the muzzle. The airgun
might be Danish?
€ 4.700
35.000
69
6127
6127
Simson Suhl. A 12-bore sideplated ejector gun
no. 790748. 68 cm barrels with raised game rib,
70 mm chambers and c. 3/4 and full choke borings. The action with Greener bolt and cocking
indicators. The frame and sideplates with scroll
and animal scene engravings. 37 cm well-figured
stock with cheek-piece and pistol grip.
W. c. 3200 g.
€ 1.350–1.600
10.000–12.000
6128
Webley & Scott. A 12 bore boxlock ejector gun
model 702 no. 130122. 69 cm barrels with 70
mm chambers, churchill game rib and about
improved cylinder and 1/2 choke borings. The
frame and top lever with scroll engravings. 38 cm
straight hand well figured stock including af
4 cm extension. W.c. 2800 g.
€ 670
5.000
70
6128
6129
A. W. Wolf. A very fine 12-bore sidelock ejector gun no. 7995. 72 cm barrels with 70 mm
chambers and full choke borings. The action with
Greener bolt, side-clips and cocking indicators.
The frame, sidelocks, top lever and trigger guard
profusely engraved with game scenes, scroll and
inlaid silver. 36 cm stock with pistol grip and
cheek-piece. The wood has deep cuttings of animal scenes and bone inlays of game, oak leaves
and acorns. W. c. 3300 g.
€ 3.350–4.000
25.000–30.000
6129
71
6130
6131
6132
6130
A rare Danish Neolithic tanged stone club head
(tap-kølle) c. 17.5 cm long in light grey stone
(granite) with a round bulbous head and round
section tapering to a blunt point.
€ 670
5.000
6131
A fine Danish single-grave culture shaft-hole
battle-axe in dark brown stone c. 15 cm long
and c. 6 cm wide by the large shaft-hole c. 25
cm in diameter. The edge is slightly re-curved
and the back has the classical edge. Both sides
are concave and by the shaft-hole is a faint edge.
€ 670
5.000
6132
A rare Danish stone club head found on the isle
of Langeland. The head has a half circular part
and a pointed part divided by a deep groove for
mounting on a shaft. The club is in dense red
and black granite shaped by pecking and grinding.
€ 670
5.000
72
6134
6133
6135
6133
Two Danish Neolithic war axes in fine grained
dark stone. One is slender c. 16 cm long and
slightly boat shaped. The shaft hole is placed
near the back and is c. 18 mm. in diameter. the
other is c. 14 cm long of the same type with
a tapering blade and a shaft hole c. 20 mm in
diameter.
€ 670
5.000
6134
A Danish Funnel beaker culture battle axe (multi
facetted axe) of rare form c. 16 cm long with a
wide boat shaped body, a damaged edge and a
half circular damaged back part in porphyry.
€ 400–670
3.000–5.000
6136
6135
A Danish funnel beaker stone battle axe c. 16
cm long of classical form with a flared edge
and back part. The shaft-hole is placed near the
middle and some of the original polished surface
is intact.
€ 670
5.000
6136
A Fine small Danish Neolithic funnel-beaker battle axe in porphyry c. 13 cm long with upturned
curved edge and butt. The shaft hole is c. 19 cm
in diameter and the surface is a bit rough. The
type is very rare outside southern Scandinavia.
€ 670
5.000
73
6137
6137
A large Caucasian silver mounted and richly
decorated kindjal of classical form with no silver
hallmarks. The handle and the scabbard in niello
inlayed silver with decorations. The 28 cm double
edged blade has an indistinct decoration.
Total length c. 50 cm. 19th cent.
€ 670
5.000
74
6138
6138
Extremely rare Chevalier Guard Superveste (waistcoat), period of Catherine II (1762-1796).
The superveste is decorated on the front and
back with gold embroidered Imperial double
headed eagle placed on an eight pointed embroidered star. minor moth damage to the blue
fabric, areas of discoloration mostly on the front.
The Chevalier Guard was an elite unit of the Imperial Guard, instituted by Peter I in 1724 for the
coronation ceremony of his wife Catherine I. During
the 34 year reign of Catherine II, the total of 354
officers served in the Chevalier Guard. Officers of
the unit escorted the Russian empress during her
travels and guarded the private royal chambers.
€ 8.050–10.500
60.000–80.000
75
6139
6140
6141
6139
An extremely fine Danish flint dagger type I c.
26,5 cm long with a thin lancet formed blade
52 mm wide by the middle. The handle is only
slightly thicker than the blade and the pressure
flaking is very well done.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6140
A large Danish Neolithic flint dagger type I? c.
26,5 cm long in dark flint spotted with grey and
a handle slightly thinner than the narrow blade.
The tapering blade is vaulted and c. 16 mm.
thick near the handle.
€ 670
5.000
6141
A fine Danish Neolithic flint dagger type III with
a stitched handle. The zig-zag flaking is on both
sides and edges of the square cross section handle and the blade is in the classic lancet form.
C. 22,5 cm long.
€ 670
5.000
76
6142
6143
6144
6142
A fine Danish Neolithic thin butted polished flint
axe in light gray patina. C. 32 cm long and 8 cm
wide.
Provenance: Found by the vendors father in law on a
field near the village Nørhå in Thy.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
6143
A fine large Danish Neolithic thin butted flint axe
in dark flint c. 29 cm long and c. 6,8 cm wide
by the edge. The slightly tapering axe is polished
on all sides and is in near perfect condition. The
edge has been polished and sharpen by removing flakes on only one side, which is somewhat
unusual with axes of this impressive size. Most
where made for sacrifice but this has actually
been used.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
6144
A long Danish Neolithic chisel c. 31,5 cm long in
red-brown flint of square cross section with no
polish on any of the sides.
€ 670
5.000
77
6145
6145
A German cuirass c. 1750. Breastplate with a
pronounced midrib. Small holes around the rim.
Two brass nipples. The backplate with brass bottoms around the rim. Iron and brass scales with
leather on the back. Inside the cuirass is remains
of painted text and numbers.
H. 42 cm. W. 32 cm.
€ 805
6.000
78
6146
An extremely rare Danish silver mounted sabre
for an officers in the Royal Danish Life Guards
pattern 1789 and silver hall marked to 1803.
The grip is in ebony wrapped with a single rather
broad silver band.The hilt with a single knuckle
bow has an obleki and is hall marked beneath
the cross guard. The c. 73 cm long blade with
a single long fuller on each side is carved on
one side with the Danish crest and on the other
with F6 in a laurel - both with slight remains on
gilt. The wooden lined scabbard in steel has two
suspension rings. The F6 on the blade is for king
Frederik the 6th, who became king in 1808 and
the blade might have been replaced at that time.
This type of sabre is unique for Denmark and rest
of the army were allowed to wear the same type
but in brass. The silver sabre were state property and very few remains on the market today.
€ 4.700
35.000
6146
79
6147
6147
A good unsigned Unobizukari-Naginata-shaped
wakizashi. Sue-Koto. 16th century.
Fine Nie work. Clear hamon. Gilded and decorated habaki. In a first class Shirasaya and fine silk
bag. Length of blade c. 38,5 cm. With Japanese
export papers.
Blankvåbentilledelse påkrævet.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
80
6148
6148
A fine signed EFU Tachi. 18th/19th century.
Slender blade with a clear sugaha hamon. Gilded
mounting of good quality and with nanako and
family mon. Red/brown lacquer saya with the
same family mon. Hilt all covered with ray skin.
Total length c. 86 cm. Length of blade c. 59 cm.
This type of Tachi mount was not used in battle,
but high ranking men used it at court. The Tsuba is
very special, it is named after the rituel rice cake
SHITOGI.
Litt: STONE. p. 561.
€ 2.700–4.000
20.000–30.000
81
6149
6149
A rug mounted Norwegian polar bear (taken near
Svalbard).
Provenance: Part of Tom Knudsen collection.
€ 2.700–4.000
20.000–30.000
82
6151
6150
6152
6153
6150
A small Danish Neolithic flint dagger type IV with
a stitched fishtail handle and a small tapering
blade. The dagger is c. 19 cm long in light grey
flint. The handle has a large nick.
€ 805
6.000
6152
A small Danish Neolithic type IV flint dagger in
multi-coloured flint with a fishtail handle c. 15
cm long. The handle is striped in light brown
while the rest is in a pleasing dark brown.
€ 670
5.000
6151
A Fine small Danish type IV flint dagger of classical form c. 14,5 cm long with a fish-tail handle
with a fine stitching on the upper part convex
underside. The tapering blade has remains of
polish and might have been larger?
€ 670
5.000
6153
A small Danish Neolithic flint dagger type IV in
fine multi-coloured flint with a fossil on one side
of the blade. The dagger is c. 19 cm long with
a fine fish-tail on the stitched handle. The flint
is in banded flint and on one side of the blade
is a fossil. It must have been made by a master
craftsman, because of the difficulty in knapping
flint with fossils.
€ 1.350
10.000
83
6154
6154
A pair of silver-mounted cannon barreled converted Queen Anne pistols in a later box with accessories. The butt caps are fine grotesque masks
with indistinct silver hall marks, the butts are
carved with a single flower behind the tangs and
the side-plates are small S-shaped silver dolphins.
The conversion to percussion use is finely done
but due to this it is no longer possible to find a
makers mark on the lock-plates. The screw-off
cannon-barrels with clear London proofs are c.
13,5 cm long and the iron trigger-guards serves
as safeties. In the box a silver-mounted powderflask with a body in ebony, a nipple wrench
and a fine bullet-mould. The box is lined with
light grey velvet and the inside of the lid has a
Maltese cross in red lined with gold and a plaque
with the initials CD on the outside.
€ 2.700
20.000
6155
An interesting, early and well preserved flintlock
hunting gun by the fine Danish maker Valentin
Marr 1696-1785. The gun is fully stocked, iron
mounted with a fine grotesque mask on the
heel of the butt plate and another carved in the
84
stock behind the tang. Behind the cheek piece
is a fine rocaille. The round lock is finely made
and marked VALENTIN MARR in one line and
C.P.HAGEN beneath the fire-steel spring. The one
line name indicates a dating to before c. 1750
and the same early dating is shown by the rather
thick butt and the 96 cm long solid two-stage
barrel. The side-plate has a fine dragon and
rococo decoration and the same has the triggerguard, which a some time during the guns working life has had a finger rest screwed onto it. The
back sight is large and held to the barrel by a
band, while the fore-sight is of the usual almond
shaped type in brass. The stock ends in wood,
while the newer ramrod is horn-tipped. The back
of the trigger-guard has an indistinct owners
name - probably one of the upper-class of Copenhagen of the time, to whom Valentin Marr
delivered many high-quality guns between 1733
and 1756, at which time he became head of the
Danish arsenal in Copenhagen. After that period
he still made civilian arms but mostly to the royal
family. The lock is tight and precise as would be
expected of one of Denmark's best gun-makers
and the iron mounts are of the best quality.
€ 6.050
45.000
6155
85
6156
6156
A Japanese Jingassa in black, wrinkled lacquer
w. mon in gold and a golden rim. Underside in
black lacquer with old padding. Meiji, ca. 1880.
D c. 41,5 cm. and another in bright black lacquer
with a golden mon and no padding. D c. 42,5. (2)
€ 535
4.000
86
6157
6157
A flamboyant Chinese/Mongolian ceremonial
silver mounted sword in a carved buffalo scabbard. The handle in black horn has an impressive
pommel in the shape of a crowned dragon's
head decorated with small red and green corals.
The round guard in finely carved silver is massive
while the rather crude heavy blade with a single
fuller on each side is c. 35 cm long. The large
curved scabbard in finely carved buffalo horn is
decorated with a dragon on each side in high
relief. The very large upper mount in silver has 4
applied dragons on each side and an oval piece
of green jade deeply carved with two dragons.
The lower edge is lined with coral and semiprecious stone in red, green and blue. The same
lining is on the upper part of the lower mount as
well a smaller pieces of carved jade on each side.
Below the jade is a finely made birdlike female
masked figure. The suspension is in the shape
of two cast dragons - each having two suspension rings. The sword probably originates from
the 19th century and must have come from a
Chinese temple. With the sword a wooden stand.
Total length 83 cm.
€ 4.000
30.000
87
6158
6159
6158
An ex French Guards pattern 1816 converted
pistol of the same type as the Danish pattern
1849. This pistol has no Danish marks. The lock
plate is marked with the fleur de lys and the St.
Etienne factory mark. The side-plate is deeply
marked C.Noailles and the stock is marked Tulle
and numbers.
The Danes bought 731 of these pistols in France,
where they also were converted. 274 went to the
Danish Royal Horse Guards and in Denmark the
pistol is also called the Guards pistol. The rest were
issued NCO in the cavalry and artillery.
€ 270–400
2.000–3.000
88
6159
A Manhattan navy revolver number 45270 with
a 5 inch barrel marked MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS
CO. NEWARK N.J. PATENTED MARCH 8. 1864 in
two lines. The 5-shot cylinder has clear remains
of the etching and the trigger-guard and strap is
nickel-plated.
€ 805–1.050
6.000–8.000
6160
6161
6160
A fine converted iron-mounted 18th century
hunting gun by Erich Smet with a damascene
Persian? barrel. The comb of butt is engraved
with florals and the butt has a fine cheek-piece
carved with florals behind it. The banana-shaped
lock-plate is marked ERICH SMET beneath a stand
of trophies with a reclining female figure. Behind
the hammer is another stand of trophies with a
figure blowing a horn. The conversion to percussion is expertly done and the hammer is engraved
with florals en-suite with the butt plate. The fine
steel carved side-plate is S-curved and decorated
with leaves. The c. 100,5 cm long 3-stage barrel
in c. 17,5 mm. is in fine damask with the stages
divided by silver band and a Persian? makers mark
in gold on the middle section. The barrel is inlaid
with heavy silver by the powder chamber and by
the muzzle. The tang has a curved back-sight and
the foresight is in silver is of the almond shaped
type. The ramrod is held in place by 3 pipes and
is not original to the gun. The gun might be from
Tula, where a gunmaker named Erich worked in
the middle of the 18th century. The florals has
a 19th century feel and might have been carved
in the mounts at the time of the conversion. The
checkering by the neck and the fore stock might
have been made at the same time. The fine barrel
is probably from the 16th century.
€ 2.700–3.350
20.000–25.000
6161
A good 18th century small European iron
mounted hunting rifle, ex flint. The butt has
a wooden patch box and a fine flower carving
by the cheek piece. The trigger guard is rather
broad and the back part is in wood, which might
indicate a German origin. The flat lock plate has
no markings and the side plate is flute with the
wood. The rifle has set triggers and the c. 50
cm long octagonal barrel with a slightly bulbous
muzzle is converted to percussion with a patent breech and rifled with 7 deep grooves. The
ramrod is in brass which is quite unusual but it
appears to be original to the gun. The barrel is
indistinctly signed AM? KNOP behind the back
sight. The stock ends in horn and is slightly
carved around the iron.
€ 1.050
8.000
89
6162
6162
A good Wakizashi signed BI-SHU OSA-FUNE JU
SUKE SADA. Partly HAN-DACHI style. Edo.
Clear hamon. Double habaki. Gilded iron mounts.
Iron tsuba depicting people in a landscape. Menuki set in the shape of flowers. Well preserved
saya all covered with Dutch leather with gilding.
In the late 17th century the Japanese started
to import this type of leather from Holland
wich they used for the scabbards. The scabbard
could very well have been made c. 1800. Total
length c. 78 cm. Length of blade c. 53,5 cm.
€ 1.600–2.000
12.000–15.000
90
6163
6164
6165
6166
6163
A good Japanese DAI-SHO set of Tsubas signed
ECHIZEN JU KINAI. Pierced iron with floral motifs. 8,5 x 7 and 7 x 6 3/4 . Late Edo. (2)
In a Japanese wooden collectors box.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6165
Early "Mirror maker" or Ko-Kinko? A fine large
Japanese shakudo tsuba depicting vine.
8,8 x 8,9 cm.
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
6164
A large pierced Japanese iron sukashi tsuba. Depicting a deer in the forrest. c. 1700. D. 8 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6166
Tsuba and Fuchi-Kashira set. Iron inlaid with
silver and gold decoration depicting flowers and
butterflies. 7X6,5. Late Edo (3)
€ 1.050–1.350
8.000–10.000
91
6167
6167
Holland & Holland. A .22LR hammer rook rifle
no. 42148. 63 cm octagonal barrel in the white,
converted from .360 Bore. Sidelever action. 37
cm stock with pistol grip. W. c. 2700 g.
Samlertilladelse påkrævt.
€ 535–805
4.000–6.000
92
6168
6168
Georg Christensen. A 16-bore hammer gun no.
7514. 76 cm damascus barrels with belgian black
powder proof marks. Jones rotary underlever. The
frame and sidelock with deep foilate engravings
and of animals with gold inlay frames. 36 cm
stock with pistol grip at steel heel-plate.
W. c. 2900 g.
€ 535–805
4.000–6.000
6169
6170
6171
6169
A fair Danish smooth bore infantry musket pattern 1822/43 with a correct bayonet in its scabbard. The musket is in fair condition with a stock
showing marks of use and marked M 36 on the
butt. The conversion to percussion is done using
the early patent breech plug marked 3013 and
the same number is found on the hammer, the
lock plate and the barrel. The barrel is marked
L. G.A. 120 on the left side for the Danish Royal
Life Guard 2nd battalion number 120. The mark
is stamped on top of an older mark H.R.C. 7
for the Holsten Regiment 3 company number
120. The ramrod is marked 5. B. 3 C No 84. The
bayonet carries the same number as the musket,
which is unusual.
€ 1.350
10.000
6170
A long Danish infantry musket pattern 1794/44
in fair condition unit marked to the Royal Danish
Life Guards plug converted to percussion. The
hammer, lock plate, tang and barrel is marked B
1882 and the c. 104,5 cm long barrel is marked
L. G. B. 85 for Royal Danish Life Guards 2nd battalion number. 85 and the same number is found
on the ramrod. The butt plate is marked FR. 3 B.
C. 27 proably for the Falsterske Regiment 3. battalion number 27. All metal is in brown patina
with no serious rust marks.
€ 1.350
10.000
6171
A large Danish target rifle produced at the Kronborg Gun Factory c.. 1760 by August Ferdinand
Hauschka. The solid gun has a c. 90.5 cm long
barrel decorated with leaves and a large slightly
banana-shaped lockplate. This type of gun was
produced in small numbers by the factory, which
mainly produced military arms. August Ferdinand
Hauska worked at the Gun Factory 1757-63.
€ 1.600
12.000
93
6172
6172
Simson Suhl. A 12/7x65R over and under combination gun no. 103567. 63 cm barrels with 2
3/4 inch chamber and about full choke borings,
machined rib and folding rear sight. The Kersten
action with scroll engravings and animal scenes.
Set trigger for the rifle barrel. 37 cm well-figured
stock with pistol grip and cheek-piece. With a
Kahles 1,1-4x20 scope in claw mounts.
€ 2.000–2.700
15.000–20.000
94
6173
6173
Henry Atkin. A 12-bore sidelock ejector gun no.
455. 71 cm sleeved barrels with 65 mm chambers
and c. 3/4 choke borings of both. The frame,
sidelock, top lever and trigger guard with fine
scroll engravings. "1" inlaid in gold on the top
lever. 36 cm figured straight hand stock.
W. c. 2900 g.
€ 1.350–2.000
10.000–15.000
6175
6174
6174
Unknown artist 17th-18th cent: Two cupids
playing with the armour of Mars'. Oil on board.
18 x 24 cm.
€ 670
5.000
6175
Erik Henningsen (?): King Christian IX wathcing
the evacuation of The Royal Castel during the
fire 1884. Tusch on paper. 29 x 26 cm.
€ 400
3.000
95
salgspriser
prices realized in DKK, buyers premium not included
bruun rasmussen weapon auction 783, 12 december 2007
7000
11.000
7030
3.000
7060
34.000
7093
8.000
7122
14.000
7151
1.600
7183
26.000
7001
6.500
7031
9.000
7061
16.000
7094
5.000
7123
11.000
7152
800
7186
7.800
7002
25.000
7032
5.500
7064
40.000
7095
15.000
7124
10.000
7153
12.000
7188
7.000
7003
7.000
7033
12.000
7065
13.000
7096
22.000
7127
3.800
7154
8.500
7189
105.000
7004
2.600
7034
6.000
7066
3.000
7097
4.000
7128
5.000
7155
22.000
7191
3.200
7005
4.500
7035
5.500
7067
5.000
7098 270.000
7129
12.000
7156
10.000
7192
2.600
7006
5.000
7036
10.000
7068
6.000
7099
9.500
7130
14.000
7157
10.000
7193
2.500
7007
3.500
7037
12.000
7069
5.000
7100
9.500
7131
42.000
7158
9.500
7194
3.000
7008
2.500
7038
5.500
7071
8.000
7101
6.500
7132
34.000
7159
28.000
7195
65.000
7009
6.000
7040
12.000
7072
11.000
7102
13.000
7133
22.000
7163
5.000
7196
11.000
7010
20.000
7041
10.000
7073
14.000
7103
13.500
7134
5.000
7164
14.500
7199
11.000
7012
9.500
7042
23.000
7074
37.000
7104
18.000
7135
5.000
7165
5.500
7200
13.000
7015
5.500
7043
10.500
7075
24.000
7105
13.000
7136
5.000
7167
3.200
7201
13.000
7016
3.000
7044
12.000
7076
23.000
7106
8.000
7137
10.000
7168
14.000
7202
26.000
7017
26.000
7047
10.500
7077
26.000
7107
9.500
7138
5.000
7169
8.500
7204
8.000
7018
20.000
7048
11.000
7078
11.000
7108
12.000
7139
10.000
7170
4.200
7205
10.000
7019
40.000
7050
7.000
7079
9.000
7109
11.000
7140 320.000
7171
17.000
7206
6.500
7020
9.000
7051
9.500
7080
14.000
7110
15.000
7141
3.200
7172
10.000
7207
7.000
7021
5.000
7052
16.000
7081
22.000
7111
10.000
7142
4.800
7173
8.000
7208
7.000
7022
22.000
7053
48.000
7082
13.000
7112
7.000
7143
6.000
7174
11.000
7209
45.000
7024
4.500
7054
28.000
7083
13.500
7113
7.000
7144
10.000
7175
7.000
7210
24.000
7025
4.700
7055
30.000
7088
5.500
7114
10.000
7145
4.800
7176
11.000
7221
11.000
7026
3.500
7056
6.500
7089
10.000
7115
20.000
7146
50.000
7178
8.000
7222
11.000
7027
5.000
7057
17.000
7090
11.000
7116
15.000
7147
5.500
7180
10.000
7226
5.500
7028
3.000
7058
6.000
7091
26.000
7117
4.000
7149
20.000
7181
55.000
7228
6.500
7029
2.000
7059
6.000
7092
22.000
7118
9.000
7150
1.600
7182
34.000
7229
8.000
96
BRUUN RASMUSSEN weapon AUcTION 789
Så er der fest i
Havnen
Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner inviterer til
fremvisning af det nye online-domicil i Nordhavnen.
Kim Utzons ægyptisk inspirerede bygning danner ramme om
festlighederne, og der vil være underholdning for både børn
og voksne, bl.a. rundvis-ning hver hele time. Desuden er der
eftersyn på effekterne til kommende online-auktioner.
Vi byder på en let forfriskning og glæder os til at se Dem.
Tid: Lørdag den 12. april kl. 12.00-16.00
Sted:Sundkrogsgade 30, 2100 København Ø
Sundkrogsgade 30
2100 København Ø
www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
97
Book Auction
in Bredgade
Preview:16 - 21 April +
5 May
Auction:5 May
Jubilee Auction
This autumn Bruun Rasmussen
celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Please contact the book department for consignments for this
auction.
For further information, please
call Sebastian Hauge Lerche
+45 6035 1005 or e-mail
[email protected]
98
Wine Auction
in Bredgade
Preview:5 - 6 May
Auction:6 May
Jubilee Auction
Please contact the wine department for consignments for this
auction.
For further information,
please call Henrik Christensen
+45 8818 1206 or e-mail
[email protected]
99
Coin Auction
in Bredgade
Preview:7 - 9 June +
16 - 17 June
Auction:17 June
Jubilee Auction
Please contact the coin department for consignments for this
auction.
For further information,
please call Michael Fornitz
+45 8818 1201 or e-mail
[email protected]
100
information
AFHENTNING
DISPATCH
Afhentning af effekter købt på traditionel
auktion SKAL SKE senest 30 dage efter
sidste auktionsdag (eller efter aftale).
Collection of purchases bought at
traditional auctions must be no later than
30 days after the last auctionday.
Uafhentede effekter vil herefter uden
yderligere varsel blive sendt til opbevaring
for købers regning og risiko.
Uncollected items will without further
notice be sent into storage at the expence
and risk of the buyer.
salgsresultater
sales results
Hammerslags-priser fra de seneste auktioner
kan ses på vores hjemmeside:
www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
Sales results from the latest auctions are
available at our website:
www.bruun-rasmussen.com
Hammerslags-priser kan også fås ved at
ringe til vores automatiske telefonsvarer på
telefon: 8818 1113.
Sales results are also available at our
answering machine.
Please call: +45 8818 1113.
FOTO
PHOTO
Fotos af alle effekter kan ses på vores
hjemmeside: www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
Photos of all items are available at our
website: www.bruun-rasmussen.com
euro
euro
Det bydes og faktureres i danske kroner.
Bids and invoicing are made in DDK.
Ved omregning fra DKK til Euro er anvendt
Nationalbankens officielle valutakurs på
tidspunktet for udarbejdelse af kataloget.
For the conversion from DKK into Euro,
Bruun Rasmussen has used the official rate
of exchange from Denmarks Nationalbank
(the Danish National Bank) at the time of
preparation of the catalogue.
Beløbet i Euro er afrundet til et tal, der
efter Bruun Rasmussens skøn fremtræder på
en præsentabel måde i forhold til
beløbet i DKK.
The amount in Euro is, in Bruun Rasmussen's judgment, roughly adjusted to
presentable figures.
Bevaringstilstand
Condition
Bruun Rasmussen henleder opmærksom
heden på, at katalognumrene som udgangs
punkt ikke er forsynet med oplysninger om
tilstand (jvf. købskonditionernes § 9). Vi
henviser imidlertid til vores hjemmeside:
www.bruun-rasmussen.dk, hvor der under
det enkelte katalognummer ofte er oplysninger om bevaringstilstand, reparationer
o. lign. Er disse oplysninger ikke tilstrække
lige kan én af afdelingens sagkyndige kontaktes for yderligere informationer.
Bruun Rasmussen draws attention to the
fact that, as a rule, no information is
provided regarding the condition of the lots
(cf. conditions of purchase § 9).
However, we refer to our website:
www.bruun-rasmussen.com where infor
mation regarding condition, repairs, etc.
can usually be found for the individual lot.
Should this information be insufficient,
further details can be obtained by contacting one of the experts of the department.
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conditions of purchase – købskonditioner
§ 1. Bidding
The buyer shall be the highest bidder at the “hammer price”.
Any person bidding on behalf of a third party shall be liable
in surety for completion of the sale.
At the request of Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner (herein
after called Bruun Rasmussen), all bidders, whether they wish
to make bids in person at the place of auction or commission bids by letter or fax or direct telephone bids, should be
able to document their ability to pay and be able to provide
proof of identity at any time. Bruun Rasmussen is entitled to
refuse to accept a bid if, when requested, adequate security
or adequate payment on account has not been rendered.
Bids should be made by the bidder in person at the place
of auction or by written commission. Telephone bidding is
possible within certain conditions made out by Bruun Rasmussen. Bruun Rasmussen is not to be held responsible for
any errors that may occur using this service. The auctioneer
shall have absolute discretion as to the increment of the bids.
The auctioneer will also make decisions in all cases of doubt
regarding the bidding.
§ 2. Payment
The purchase price is the hammer price plus 25% in buyer’s
premium, including VAT, for lots sold subject to the special
VAT scheme for sales of Works of Art, Collectors’ items and
Antiques, and secondhand goods by Public Auction (hereinafter called Special VAT).
Certain lots are sold in accordance with specific rules on
normal VAT arrangement (hereinafter called normal VAT), so
that the purchase price is the hammer price plus an additional 20% in buyer’s premium and VAT of 25% levied on
both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium. The lots
subject to Full VAT are indicated as such in the catalogue
with an asterix (*).
Danish VAT registered buyers shall provide us with documentation of their SE-/CVR-number (VAT No.) as this has to be
quoted on the invoice for goods bought at full VAT.
For some foreign buyers, specific VAT-exemption rules apply
(cf. Article 3). VAT-exemption does not apply to private buyers
from the EU who are considered as Danish buyers (cf. current
Danish legislation on Special VAT Scheme for Sales of Works
of Art, Collectors’ items and Antiques by Public Auction).
The purchase price falls due for payment when the goods
have been knocked down. Payment may be made in cash
up to DKK 100,000, by Dankort, banker’s cheque, traveller’s
cheque, Visa-, Master-, Diners Club- or Eurocard. Personal foreign cheques may only be used for payment by prior
arrangement.
Payment may be made during or immediately after the auction. Under all circumstances payment must be made no
later than eight days from the date of the invoice.
Should the purchase price not be paid by the due date, interest at 1.5 % per new month will be charged.
If the purchase price and interest are not paid within eight
days after Bruun Rasmussen has sent its demand to the buyer, Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to rescind the sale and
resell the goods at a Bruun Rasmussen auction or privately,
and to demand reimbursement of any related losses from the
defaulting buyer. Any further profit on the sale shall be payable to the person who had deposited the goods for sale by
auction.
If the defaulting buyer is entitled to proceeds from a sale
of goods by Bruun Rasmussen, Bruun Rasmussen shall be
entitled to set off its receivables against its payables to the
defaulting buyer.
If the defaulting buyer has deposited other goods for sale,
Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to sell such goods at a
Bruun Rasmussen auction without being bound by the reserve
stipulated by the defaulting buyer. The defautling buyer shall
not be entitled to demand the surrender of goods deposited
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*
for sale as long as the debt payable to Bruun Rasmussen has
not been discharged, regardless of whether the value of such
goods may be deemed to exceed the debt payable.
Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to refuse a bid made by a
buyer who is in default in respect to his payment obligations
to Bruun Rasmussen, as well as a bid made by a third party
on behalf of such a defaulting buyer. Bruun Rasmussen shall
further be entitled to demand a deposit as a condition of
accepting any future bids from such a purchaser.
§ 3. Exemption from VAT
Foreign buyers who fulfil the conditions stated below shall
pay 20% of the hammer price in buyer’s premium and shall
not be subject to Danish taxes and duties:
A. Buyers residing in another EU Member State:
Buyers are exempt from paying Danish VAT as long as
they have provided Bruun Rasmussen with documentation of their VAT registration. The VAT number will then
be quoted on Bruun Rasmussen’s invoice.
B. Buyers residing outside the EU:
1 Dispatch through forwarding agent: Lots exported
through a forwarding agent approved by Bruun Rasmussen are exempt from VAT.
2 Export as personal luggage: Goods may be exempt from
Danish VAT when the buyer personally takes the goods
out of the country as luggage, provided the following
conditions have been met:
The invoice must have been paid and the Danish duty of
25% of the invoice amount must have been deposited
with Bruun Rasmussen.
a Buyers residing in Norway will be refunded the Danish
VAT as soon as the invoice of sale has been returned to
Bruun Rasmussen endorsed by the customs authorities of
the country in question or by any other authority with
jurisdiction over matters of purchase tax with respect to
official imports of goods into the country in question if
the purchase price exceeds DKK 1,200.
b Buyers residing in other countries outside the EU will
be refunded the Danish VAT after the goods have been
presented for customs clearance in connection with the
departure of the buyer from the EU. The exporter’s form
should be returned to Bruun Rasmussen after being
endorsed with the customs authorities’ export certificate
if the purchase price exceeds DKK 300 This also applies
to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
§ 4. Payment of taxes and duties
A. Buyers with VAT-registration in other EU member states
who do not wish to make use of Article 3 may instead
choose to purchase items subject to Special VAT/Normal
VAT in the same manner as private buyers. Bruun Rasmussen must be notified of this before 10 a.m. on the
following auction day.
B. Buyers with VAT-registration in Denmark may choose to
purchase subject to Normal VAT at 25% of the hammer
price plus premium. Bruun Rasmussen must be notified
of this before 10 a.m. on the following auction day.
§ 5. Collection of purchases
The purchase price must be paid in full before the purchased
lot can be passed over to the buyer. From the time of the lot
being knocked down to the buyer, until its collection, the purchased lot will be held at the buyer’s own expense and risk.
A storage fee will be charged for lots which have not been
collected within 14 days after the time of the lot being
knocked down. Goods which have been paid for but not collected within 1 year will be resold at auction or privately at
the buyer's expense.
§ 6. Dispatch
Should Bruun Rasmussen undertake the packaging and for
warding of purchased goods, this shall be done at the buyer’s own expense and risk. Bruun Rasmussen shall thus not
be held liable neither for any damage caused to purchased
goods during dispatch nor for any missing consignments.
§ 7. Droit de Suite
Pursuant to current Danish legislation on Copyright, an artistic royalty shall be collected on works of modern art by all
Danish and some foreign artists. Bruun Rasmussen will from
the buyer collect the royalties required on behalf of the artists’ organisation Copy-Dan for any work of art subject to
this law. These works are identified in the catalogue by for
Copy-Dan, marked beside each relevant lot number.
The artistic royalty will be calculated as follows for each work
of art, when the hammerprice exceeds DKK 1,864:
• 5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 0
to DKK 310,729 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl.
VAT)
• 3% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK
310,729 to DKK 1,242,917 plus the buyer’s premium
(20% excl. VAT)
• 1% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK
1,242,917 to DKK 2,175,105 plus the buyer’s premium
(20% excl. VAT)
• 0.5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK
2,175,105 to DKK 3,107,292 plus the buyer’s premium
(20% excl. VAT)
• 0.25% of the part of the hammerprice lying above DKK
3,107,292 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)
The artistic royalty cannot exceed DKK 93,219 for each work
of art.
CD
§ 8. Export licence
Applications for an export licence must be made to the
Danish Cultural Assets Committee when required in accordance with current Danish legislation on the protection and
preservation of cultural assets in Denmark. Where such
a licence has not been obtained, the foreign buyer will be
informed thereof immediately after the lot has been knocked
down to the buyer. Another application will subsequently be
sent to the Danish Cultural Assets Committee by Bruun Ras
mussen on behalf of the buyer, now that the price is known.
Should an export licence not be granted, the Danish Cultural
Assets Committee would be obliged to acquire the purchased
lot at the purchase price, and the buyer would thus not be
bound to the purchase.
§ 9. Cataloguing
All lots are sold in the condition in which they are found
when knocked down and as described in the catalogue with
subsequently published changes and modifications. Cataloguing is done according to the best of Bruun Rasmussen’s
knowledge and on the cataloguing principles stated.
The lots auctioned are often of some age or of a kind which
makes it possible that they may contain defects, deficiencies, or may have been subject to restoration or damage not
necessarily stated in the catalogue. Catalogue pictures are for
identification only and cannot be used for an evaluation of
the condition of the goods.
Any person who wishes to bid at an auction should therefore satisfy himself of the condition of the lots for which he
intends to bid by personal inspection at the preview held prior to the auction. The catalogue description is an indication
of the prevailing oppinion of scholars and expert at the time
of the printing of the catalogue. If any doubts should arise
after the purchase regarding the genuineness of the purchased lot or its conformance with the catalogue description,
Bruun Rasmussen should immediately be informed thereof.
Should the purchased lot be proved to be a forgery, or if the
catalogue description contains material errors which lead to
a considerably higher hammer price than that which a correct catalogue description would presumably result in, the
buyer shall be entitled to cancel the purchase, after which
the buyer shall be reimbursed for the total purchase price
paid, up till a maximum amount of the highest estimated
price stated in the catalogue plus buyer's premium and VAT,
when applicable.
For material errors in the catalogue description in respect to
measurements or weight, compensation shall only be paid on
a percentage basis in proportion to the difference.
The right of cancellation of a purchase in pursuance of the
present conditions can only be exercised by the party who
has bought the lot in question at Bruun Rasmussen and shall
be subject to the presentation of a claim for cancellation in
writing to Bruun Rasmussen within 2 years of the purchase
date and to the purchased lot being returned to Bruun Rasmussen in the same condition in any and all respects which
the purchased lot was in at the time of the lot being knocked
down to the buyer.
In the event of cancellation the buyer shall not be entitled to
claim payment of interest on the purchase price nor shall the
buyer be entitled to claim compensation for any other expen
ses or loss incurred, including any possible loss of profit in
connection with reselling.
It shall not be possible to state cancellation of a purchase in
pursuance of the above provisions if:
a the catalogue description on the day the lot was knocked
down to the buyer was in accordance with the then
generally accepted opinion of scholars and experts;
b the only way of establishing whether the lot was a forgery at the time of the publication of the catalogue was
the implementation of scientific processes, the validity of
which was only acknowledged after the time of publication of the catalogue, or which would have required a
disproportionate amount of cost, or which would have
been impossible to carry out without damaging the lot
in question.
Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers of Fine Art
Jesper Bruun Rasmussen, auctioneer
Jørgen Byriel, officially appointed external supervisor
COMMISSION
Bruun Rasmussen undertakes to execute commission bids for
bidders who are unable to be present at the auction. It is a
prerequisite that Bruun Rasmussen receives the commission 24
hours before the start of the auction for the bidders’ credit to
be checked, if necessary. Bruun Rasmussen is not to be held
responsible for any errors that may occur using this service.
CONDITION REPORTS
Bruun Rasmussen undertakes to provide further information
about the state and condition of the lots if possible. This is
regarded as a service for customers who are unable to make
a personal inspection of the lots at the preview. Bruun Rasmussen stresses that the information given cannot be used
as the basis for complaints; complaints can only be based on
the catalogue text.
Exemption FROM VAT
Buyers shall, according to § 2, pay full VAT on lots marked
with an asterix *.
No Danish VAT is to be paid when VAT registered companies from other EU countries buy at Bruun Rasmussen
and resell to private buyers, The private buyer then only
has to pay VAT according to the rules in force in the
country where the foreign company is VAT registered. For
further information please consult your local authorities.
* Bruun Rasmussens købskonditioner på dansk kan læses på www.bruun-rasmussen.dk under “Guide”.
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kommissionsbud
commission bids
Det er muligt at afgive kommissionsbud, hvis De ikke
selv kan være til stede på auktionsdagen. Denne service
er gratis.
Når De afgiver en kommission, beder De vores kundeservice på Deres vegne byde op til et af Dem bestemt
beløb i hammerslag.
Der kan opstå den situation, at en anden køber allerede
har budt det beløb, som De ønsker at afgive. Er De da
villig til at gå et bud højere eller er De indforstået med
at nummeret sælges til anden side?
Ønsker De ikke at byde højere så skriv “Max” ud for
beløbet. Er De i tvivl om hvor højt De vil byde, kan De
hæve budet med op til ca. 15% eller ca. 25%.
Salgsprisen kan blive højere eller lavere end vurderingen, så der er også mulighed for at købe til under den
angivne vurdering. Vor kundeservice køber altid så billigt som muligt til Dem, som havde De selv været til
stede på auktionen.
Alle kommissioner behandles strengt fortroligt.
Kommisionsbud skal være Bruun Rasmussen i hænde
senest 24 timer før auktionens start.
It is possible to leave commission bids if you can not
be present at the auction yourself. This service is free
of charge.
When leaving a commission bid, you are instructing our
customer service to bid up to a specified amount on
your behalf.
The situation can occur that another buyer has already
bid the same as you were prepared to. Are you then
willing to bid further? If not the lot will be sold to
another buyer.
If you do not wish to exceed your bid then write “Max”,
for maximum, next to the amount. You can also allow
us to raise your bid by approx. 15% or approx. 25%.
The hammer price may be higher or lower than the
estimated price, so it is possible to buy below the estimate. Bruun Rasmussen will always buy at the lowest
price possible, as if you yourself had been present at
the auction.
All commission bids are strictly confidential.
Commission bids must be submitted no later than
24 hours prior to the start of the auction.
Sådan byder De:
How to make a commission bid:
Udfyld blanketten kommissionsbud med alle oplysninger.
Angiv katalognummer.
Angiv beløbet De ønsker at byde.
Er dette Deres absolutte maximum bedes De anføre
“Max” i kolonnen.
De kan også forhøje Deres bud med henholdsvis ca.
15% eller ca. 25%, ved at indikere dette i kolonnen.
De bedes underskrive kommissionsblanketten og sikre
Dem, at Bruun Rasmussen modtager den senest 24
timer før auktionens start.
Hvis Deres oplysninger ikke er tilstrækkelige, kan Bruun
Rasmussen undlade at byde for Dem, ligesom Bruun
Rasmussen ikke kan gøres ansvarlig for fejl ved budgivningen.
Efter auktionen vil De kunne få oplysninger om priser
på vor automatiske 24 timers “Hammerslagsoplysning”
på telefon 8818 1113.
Complete the commission form with all pertinent information.
Indicate the lot number.
Indicate the amount you are prepared to bid.
Should this amount be the absolute maximum, please
write “Max” in the appropriate column.
You can also allow us to bid by up to approx. 15% or
approx. 25% more by indicating so.
Sign the commission form and make sure that Bruun
Rasmussen receives it 24 hours prior to the start of the
auction.
If the information should be insufficient, Bruun Rasmussen can abstain from bidding. Bruun Rasmussen
can not be held responsible for error in bidding or failure to execute bids.
After the auction Bruun Rasmussen’s 24-hour “hammerprice-information” is available for sale results at
+45 8818 1113.
internet:
internet:
Kommisionsbud kan afgives på hjemmesiden
www.bruun-rasmussen.dk direkte fra siden med den
effekt, De ønsker at byde på.
Seneste afgivelse af bud via hjemmesiden er 3 timer før
auktionens start.
Afgivne bud kan ses på hjemmesiden under Deres bud,
når de er logget ind. Kontakt teknisk support på 8818
1114 for spørgsmål om registrering og budgivning via
internettet.
Commision bids can be submitted via the website
www.bruun-rasmussen.dk directly from the page with
the item you want to submit a bid for.
Deadline for submissions of bids via the website is 3
hours prior to the start og the auction.
Submitted bids are shown under Your bids when you
are logged in. Please contact technical support on +45
8818 1114 for questions about the registration and submission of bids on the website
telefonbud:
telephone bidding:
Såfremt De ønsker at byde pr. telefon, bedes De oplyse
Bruun Rasmussen Deres navn og telefonnummer samt
hvilke katalognumre, De ønsker at byde på, senest 3
timer før auktionens start. De vil så blive ringet op kort
før, den aktuelle vare kommer under hammeren, og De
kan på denne måde deltage i auktionen uden selv at
være til stede.
Should you wish to bid at auction by telephone, please
inform Bruun Rasmussen of your name and telephone
number, as well as which catalogue numbers you are
interested in, no later than 3 hours prior to the start og
the auction. You will then be contacted shortly before
the relevant lot comes under the hammer, thereby
allowing you to participate without being in the auction room yourself.
For additional information, please consult "Conditions
of Purchase" §1.
For yderligere information, se “Købskonditioner”, §1.
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kommissionsbud
c o m m i s s i o n b i d s br e d g a d e - w e a p o n
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.
Navn Name: * .........................................................................................................................................................
Adresse Address: * ..................................................................................................................................................
Postnr./by City: * ....................................................................................................................................................
Land Country: * ................................................................. Fax: . .......................................................................
Tel: * .........................................................................................................................................................................
e-mail: ................................................................................. CVR-nr. VAT No.: ...................................................
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: ................................................................................................
Auktion nr auction no:
Katalog nr.
Lot. No.
Beskrivelse
Description
Bud kr.
Bid DKK
789
Max +15% +25%
B R UUN R ASMUSSEN k u n s tauk t i on er A / S
Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 København K · Tel +45 8818 1111 · Fax +45 8818 1116 · [email protected] · www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
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Katalog nr.
Lot. No.
Beskrivelse
Description
Auktion nr auction no:
106
Bud kr.
Bid DKK
Max +15% +25%
789
kommende auktioner
upcoming auctions
bredgade
books and manuscripts
Preview: 16 - 21 april + 5 may
Auction: 5 may
wines
Preview: 5 - 6 may
Auction: 6 may
modern art and design
Preview: 4 - 9 june
Auction: 10 - 13 june
coins
Preview: 7 - 9 + 16 - 17 june
Auction: 17 june
vejle
art, antiques and design
Prreview: 14 - 19 may
Auction: 20 - 21 may
online-auctions
Havnen and Vejle are holding
online auctions, taking place every week
Monday: Antique furniture and carpets
Tuesday: Modern art and design
Wednesday: Paintings, 18th-19th century
Thursday: Varia
Futhermore online auctions are held on books, coins, stamps, weapons and wine.
You can follow this auctions on: www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
anders antik sverige
art, antiques and design
Preview: 22 - 25 may
Auction: 25 may
Ret til ændringer forbeholdes © 2008 Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner
Foto: Bent Lange & Henrik Wichmann Tryk: From & Co.
Grafik og dtp: Jorge Figueiredo Katalogpris kr. 75
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Bruun Rasmussen er blevet medlem af
sammenslutningen International Auctioneers
(IA).
Bruun Rasmussen has now become member
of the association International Auctioneers
(IA).
IA blev grundlagt i 1993 og består nu af otte
af verdens mest prestigefulde uafhængige
auktionshuse. Sammenslutningen har en halv
million kunstkøbere og sælgere og omsætter
årligt for ca. 600 millioner Euro. En halv million emner i kategorierne kunst, antikviteter,
design og samlerobjekter bliver solgt på de
ca. 1200 årlige auktioner.
IA was formed in 1993 and now consists of
eight of the world’s most prestigious independent auction houses. The association has
half a million art buyers and sellers, 600 million Euros in annual turnover and over 1200
auctions annually, comprising half a million
lots from all areas of the fine and decorative art
and design.
IA-medlemmerne indgår i et samarbejde om
salgs- og marketingaktiviteter og de otte
auktionshuses eksperter udgør samlet set en
stor vidensbank. Sammenslutningen har udover en informativ hjemmeside også et magasin, der udkommer to gange årligt, april
og oktober, og distribueres til auktions–
husenes 50.000 vigtigste kunder.
The IA members has joint advertising and sales
promotion, combined expertise of the eight
teams of specialists, an informative website
and a twice-annual publication International
Auctioneers Magazine. The magazine is published
in April and October and distributed to the
50 000 most important clients of the eight
member auction houses.
De øvrige medlemmer i IA er Artcurial i Paris,
Bukowskis i Stockholm, Dorotheum i Wien,
Porro & C i Milano, Koller i Zurich, Lempertz
i Køln og Swann Galleries i New York.
The other members of IA are Artcurial in
Paris; Bukowskis in Stockholm; Dorotheum in
Vienna; Porro & C. in Milan; Koller in Zurich;
Lempertz in Cologne, and Swann Galleries in
New York.
For yderligere oplysninger om Bruun Rasmussens medlemskab af IA kontakt venligst
Frederik Bruun Rasmussen på 8818 1111.
For yderligere information om IA, se venligst
www.internationalauctioneers.com
If you have any questions regarding Bruun
Rasmussen’s membership of IA, please feel welcome to contact the IA representative Frederik
Bruun Rasmussen, tel. +45 8818 1111.
For further information about IA, please visit
www.internationalauctioneers.com

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