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Barnebys HQ
Brahegatan 10BOX 5038114 37 Stockholm
Effie Hegermann-Lindencrone a.o.: Two porcelain wall plates. B&G.
A pair of French Rococo style export bowls in sterling silver, late
Guido Reni
S. C. Bjulf: Fishermen's wives and traders on Gl. Strand. Signed Bjulf.
A 19th century mahogany cantina containing four carafes and a glass
Eugen von Blaas
Ole Ring: Bare trees along a rain-wet road in the village. 1939. Signed
Mahogany and brass telescope in a contemporary sharkskin-covered case.
Julius Exner: Two portraits. Portrait of Fernando Bolt and his wife.
Jógvan Waagstein: Faroese Landscape. Signed and dated Waagstein 1919.
A late Empire mahogany mirror, flanked by columns. 19th century. H.
C. Milton Jensen: Mountain landscape by a lake, presumably Northern
A pair of English candlesticks in patinated bronze. Messenger and
French hat-conformateur marked Aillé Maillard, a formillon and a hat
Ole Ring: A horse-drawn carriage on the road in the outskirts of a
Carl Locher: French three-masted sailing ship and Danish steamship
A tinned copper bowl imbossed with design, inside a Hebrew insciption.
A pair of brass Næstved candlesticks, baluster-shaped stems on round
Chinese artist, late 19th century: Two compositions from the scholar's
Vilhelm Julius Høyer: Grapevine with clusters of grapes. Signed and
A pair of Japanese koro incense burners of patinated bronze in the
A pair of Danish Neoclassical armchairs of painted wood, armrests
Figure of faience, creeping lioness by Otto Jarl for Royal Dux, Germany.
English silver pincushion and figure of bronze in the form of a standing
Hugo V. Pedersen: From the The Great Dagon Pagoda in Burma. Signed
"Herregaard". Silver cutlery. Manufactured by Cohr. Weight excluding
"Blue Fluted Fluted Plain". Parts of a porcelian coffee set, decorated
Charles de Luna: Soldier with his horse on guard. Signed and dated.
N. A. Lützen: Street scene from Stubbekøbing. Signed N. A. Lytzen.
A pair of bronze candlesticks, the stem in the form of a female figure.