Decorative Art

Bodhisattwa Manjusri, China, 18th century in Ming Dyna

Coffee service, Loket (Elbogen), Bohemia, mid 19th cent

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Sopot, Poland

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Decorative Art

Sopocki Dom Aukcyjny

The Decorative Art Auction offers glass, ceramic, silver and pewter objects, Asian artworks and varia. The assortment includes articles coming from several, mainly European manufactures, most of which are held in high esteem by collectors. In the glass sector there are objects produced by manufacturing centers such as Gallé and Loetz located in sites playing an important role at the turn of the 19th and 20th century: in France, Bohemia, Silesia. The auction features a ceramic section dedicated to porcelain and faience, offering both decorative and utilitarian objects. Further highlights include silver and pewter articles from as early as 17th century. A separate section is devoted to a few dozen items representing Asian art, mainly from China, such as a figurine of Kubera from the Ming Dynasty period or a brush container with a carved corner. Among the varia, we also offer bronze objects such as elegant candelabras and mantel clocks.

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Terrine, Czechoslovakia, 1921-1940 silver standard mar: Terrine, Czechoslovakia, 1921-1940 silver standard mark 800, weight 26.24 oz (744 g) 7¾ in (12 cm) high, 8¼ in (21 cm) diameter

0170: Terrine, Czechoslovakia, 1921-1940 silver standard marEst. PLN 3,000-PLN 4,000Lot Passed

Silver tray, W. Schwarz, Germany, 20th century silver: Silver tray, W. Schwarz, Germany, 20th century silver standard mark 800, weight 8.71 oz (247 g) 9¾ x 6 in (24.5 x 15.5 cm)

0171: Silver tray, W. Schwarz, Germany, 20th century silverEst. PLN 1,000-PLN 1,500Lot Passed

Tea and coffee service, Törv. Védve, Hungar: Tea and coffee service, Törv. Védve, Hungary, 1937-1966 comprising a coffee pot, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cream jug and a tray; silver standard mark 3, weight 203 oz (5753 g) tray

0172: Tea and coffee service, Törv. Védve, HungarEst. PLN 22,000-PLN 30,000Lot Passed

Silver plate, Adam Manns & Sohn, Dörnigheim, Germa: Silver plate, Adam Manns & Sohn, Dörnigheim, Germany, 19th/20th century silver standard mark 800, weight 12 oz (340 g) 2¼ x 11½ x 8 in (5.5 x 29 x 20.5 cm)

0173: Silver plate, Adam Manns & Sohn, Dörnigheim, GermaEst. PLN 1,500-PLN 2,500Lot Passed

Pair of candlesticks, Germany, 19th century silver sta: Pair of candlesticks, Germany, 19th century silver standard mark 800, weight 47 oz (1360 g) 13½ in (34 cm) high

0174: Pair of candlesticks, Germany, 19th century silver staEst. PLN 10,000-PLN 12,000Lot Passed

Neo-Rococo style jardinière, F. Henzler, Hanau, : Neo-Rococo style jardinière, F. Henzler, Hanau, 1888-1890 silver standard mark 900, gold-plated interior, weight 13.3 oz (377 g) 3¾ x 9¾ x 7 in (9.5 x 25 x 17.5 cm)

0175: Neo-Rococo style jardinière, F. Henzler, Hanau, Est. PLN 2,500-PLN 3,500Lot Passed

Tea and coffee service in Neo-Baroque style, Wilhelm Bi: Tea and coffee service in Neo-Baroque style, Wilhelm Binder, early 20th century comprising a coffee pot, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and a tray; silver standard mark 800, gross weight 106 oz (3007

0176: Tea and coffee service in Neo-Baroque style, Wilhelm BiEst. PLN 16,000-PLN 18,000Lot Passed

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Sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials “KA”,: Sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials “KA”, Hungary, 1937-1965 silver standard mark 3, weight 15.7 oz (445 g) 4¼ x 6 x 5 in (11 x 15.5 x 13 cm)

0177: Sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials “KA”,Est. PLN 3,000-PLN 4,000

Silver plate, Germany, 2nd half of the 19th century si: Silver plate, Germany, 2nd half of the 19th century silver standard mark 800, weight 11.75 oz (333 g) 13¾ in (35.2 cm) long

0178: Silver plate, Germany, 2nd half of the 19th century siEst. PLN 2,200-PLN 2,700Lot Passed

Cutlery set for 6, Czechoslovakia, 1927-1929 comprisin: Cutlery set for 6, Czechoslovakia, 1927-1929 comprising 54 pieces: 6 knifes, forks and spoons, 6 appetizer knifes and forks, 6 fish knifes and forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 cofee spoons; silver standard

0179: Cutlery set for 6, Czechoslovakia, 1927-1929 comprisinEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 16,000Lot Passed

Set of silver spoons, Germany, 1st half of the 20th cen: Set of silver spoons, Germany, 1st half of the 20th century silver standard mark 800, weight 2.39 oz (67.8 g); Max Billing case

0180: Set of silver spoons, Germany, 1st half of the 20th cenEst. PLN 800-PLN 1,200Lot Passed

Fish cutlery set for 12, Sheffield, 1952 sterling silv: Fish cutlery set for 12, Sheffield, 1952 sterling silver, original case

0181: Fish cutlery set for 12, Sheffield, 1952 sterling silvEst. PLN 2,500-PLN 3,500Lot Passed

Tea and coffee service, Alessandria, Italy, 1934-1944 : Tea and coffee service, Alessandria, Italy, 1934-1944 comprising a coffe pot, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl; silver standard mark 800, gross weight 38.8 oz (1100 g) 4½-9¼ in (11.5-23.5

0182: Tea and coffee service, Alessandria, Italy, 1934-1944 Est. PLN 4,000-PLN 6,000Lot Passed

0183: Tea and coffee service, Alessandria, Italy, 1934-1944 Est. PLN 10,000-PLN 12,000Lot Passed

Set of fruit knifes, WMF, Geislingen, 1920s 12 pieces,: Set of fruit knifes, WMF, Geislingen, 1920s 12 pieces, nickel-plated metal, plastic, glass 9 in (23 cm) high (with a stand)

0184: Set of fruit knifes, WMF, Geislingen, 1920s 12 pieces,Est. PLN 1,000-PLN 1,400Lot Passed

Liqueur set, goldsmith's initials "UG", Moscow, 19: Liqueur set, goldsmith's initials "UG", Moscow, 1953-1958 comprising a tray and 6 glasses; parcel-gilt silver, standard mark 875, decorated with wild strawberry twigs, weight 12.3 oz (349 g)

0185: Liqueur set, goldsmith's initials "UG", Moscow, 19Est. PLN 2,500-PLN 3,500Lot Passed

Teapot, goldsmith's initials "A.E.", Germany, 2nd : Teapot, goldsmith's initials "A.E.", Germany, 2nd half of the 19th century silver 12 lot, weight 12.28 oz (348 g) 5 in (13 cm) high

0186: Teapot, goldsmith's initials "A.E.", Germany, 2nd Est. PLN 2,800-PLN 3,500Lot Passed

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Silver sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials "A.R.", Cr: Silver sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials "A.R.", Cracow, 2nd quarter of the 20th century silver standard mark 3, weight 13 oz (370 g) 4 x 5½ x 5 in (10 x 14 x 12.5 cm)

0187: Silver sugar bowl, goldsmith's initials "A.R.", CrEst. PLN 3,000-PLN 4,000

Silver tray, Emil Viner, Sheffield, 1940 sterling silv: Silver tray, Emil Viner, Sheffield, 1940 sterling silver, bone handles; weight 109 oz (3100 g) 21¼ in (54 cm) long , 12¾ in (32.6 cm) wide

0188: Silver tray, Emil Viner, Sheffield, 1940 sterling silvEst. PLN 25,000-PLN 30,000Lot Passed

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Visiting card tray, WMF, Geislingen, circa 1900: Visiting card tray, WMF, Geislingen, circa 1900 silver-plated pewter 3 x 12¼ in (24.5 x 31.3 cm)

0189: Visiting card tray, WMF, Geislingen, circa 1900Est. PLN 2,000-PLN 2,500

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Visiting card case, mid 20th century silver, weight 1.: Visiting card case, mid 20th century silver, weight 1.09 oz (31 g) 2¼ x 3¼ in (5.5 x 8.5 cm)

0190: Visiting card case, mid 20th century silver, weight 1.Est. PLN 400-PLN 500

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Cigarette-case, goldsmith initials "J.L.", Austria-Hung: Cigarette-case, goldsmith initials "J.L.", Austria-Hungary, 1st querter of the 20th century silver standard mark 900, niello grapevine decoration, gold-plated interior; inscription inside Andenken

0191: Cigarette-case, goldsmith initials "J.L.", Austria-HungEst. PLN 1,000-PLN 1,500

Cigarette-case, Mapping & Webb, Birmingham, 1937-1938 : Cigarette-case, Mapping & Webb, Birmingham, 1937-1938 silver, enamel, weight 6 oz (172 g) 3¼ x 3 in (8 x 7.5 cm)

0192: Cigarette-case, Mapping & Webb, Birmingham, 1937-1938 Est. PLN 1,200-PLN 1,700Lot Passed

Cigar box, Wilhelm Binder, Schwäbisch Gmünd, : Cigar box, Wilhelm Binder, Schwäbisch Gmünd, early 20th century silver standard mark 800, wooden interior; 2 x 7½ x 5¼ in (5 x 19.2 x 13.3 cm)

0193: Cigar box, Wilhelm Binder, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Est. PLN 1,500-PLN 2,000Lot Passed

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April 8th - April 28th

Boh. Monte Cassino 43

Sopot, 81-768

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