Christmas Gift Guide 2021

For the Asian art collector

Lot 2662 | A famille rose Mille-fleurs dragon and phoenix wall charger
Ca. 1900-30, Late Qing or early Republic period, China A large plate decorated with a five clawed dragon and a phoenix over a dense pattern of flowers and foliage on a gilded background. Marked in underglaze blue with a six character apocryphal Kangxi mark. D 41.5 cm

Estimate: €1.000 - €1.500

For the Asian art collector

Lot 2504 | A rare early carved Yaozhou celadon bowl
Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) The inside with a carved and combed design showing waves, a fish and foliage. The outside with a single incised line around the bowl. In a Japanese fitted wooden box. D 20.5 cm, H 8.5 cm

Estimate: €5.000 - €8.00

For the Asian art collector

Lot 2672 | A pair of "Robin's egg glaze" double walled vases
Probably late Qing, 19th century or early 20th century, China Each decorated on both sides with a kylin in relief in a central medallion, surrounded by bats on a pierced ground (double walled). The vases covered in a blue mottled glaze (robin's egg), also partly in black glaze (the figural elements) and gilded. Marked with a gilded Qianlong seal mark in relief. H 28 cm

Estimate: €3.000 - €5.000

For the Asian art collector

Lot 2568 | A blue and white dragon bowl
Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China The exterior decorated with four dragons over a restless sea. The inside also showing a dragon and a flaming pearl. The inside along the top border has a band of waves and flower heads. Marked with an underglaze blue six character Ming Chengua mark but of Kangxi period. D 20.7 cm, D 9.5 cm

Estimate: €2.500 - €3.500

For the Asian art collector

Lot 2533 | A famille verte biscuit 'susancai' square arch handled wine pot
Kangxi or later, China The sides decorated with a pheasant on a rock. The front and back with a flying bird and flowering prunus. Not marked. H 17 cm, L 11 cm (handle to spout)

Estimate: €2.000 - €3.000

For the Asian art collector

Lot 3006 | An important Japanese lacquer kodansu cabinet
Edo period (1603-1867), late 17th - early 18th century, Japan Original possession of Jan Cock Blomhoff, director of Decima, and passed down through the family. A rectangular chest of drawers behind a door. The sides and top decorated in gold and brown in takamaki-e (raised relief) on a black ground, showing buildings in a mountainous landscape. Not signed. L 30 cm, W 18.5 cm, H 20 cm

Estimate: €5.000 - €8.000

For the design lover

Lot 7530 | Johannes Andersen (1903-1997) for CFC Silkeborg
A set of three rosewood nesting tables, 1960-69, Denmark Each table with a rectangular top, one of which with an extra caned tier. 52 x 65 x 37 cm and smaller

Estimate: €600 - €800

For the design lover

Lot 7534 | Le Corbusier (1887-1965), Pierre Jeanneret (1896-1967), and Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) for Cassina
A chromed metal LC4 chaise longue, ca. 1965-70 The frame covered in black leather and resting on a black lacquered steel frame. The crest rail stamped with

Estimate: €1.500 - €2.500

For the design lover

Lot 7539 | Ingo Maurer (1932-2019)
An Uchiwa Fan chandelier, ca. 1970, Germany Constructed out of bamboo and paper, with three sockets hidden behind a fabric shade, with restorations to the paper. D 109 cm

Estimate: €1.500 - €2.500

For the design lover

Lot 7521 | A Kazimir Malevich glazed and painted porcelain suprematist teapot and two cups
Designed 1920, Russia Of Russian suprematist design, with painted black, red and gold planes. The set appears to be artificially aged to the glaze and decoration, therefore this set is probably a later remake. Exact date of manufacturing is unknown. Teapot: 17 x 22 x 8,5 cm, cup: 8 x 13 x 6 cm and smaller

Estimate: €1.000 - €1.500

For the design lover

Lot 7526 | Sven Ellekaer (1926–1984)
A rosewood easy chair with stool, 1959-62, Denmark The curved back above a sloping seat, on three legs, with conforming circular stool or ottoman, both with black leather upholstery, with ‘Danish Furniture makers Control’ stamped into the wood on the underside of the chair. Chair: 64 x 81 x 68 cm, stool: H 40 cm, D 51 cm

Estimate: €2.500 - €3.500

For the design lover

Lot 7525 | Svend Aage Larsen, for Faarup Møbelfabrik
A rosewood sideboard, 1960-69, Denmark The rectangular top above two sliding doors, with finely bookmatched veneer, on four round tapering legs, marked to the inside of a drawer: 'Danish Furniture makers Control'. 80 x 203 x 49 cm

Estimate: €1.500 - €2.500

For the design lover

Lot 7536 | Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) for Galerie Madoura
A ceramic plate, 1959, Vallauris, France Impressed marks on the back 'Madoura Plein Feu/Empreinte originale de Picasso' and dated 'Cannes Avril 1959'. The front showing a goat's head in relief, traced in with black/green glaze on cream coloured ground. D 26 cm

Estimate: €2.000 - €3.000

For the design lover

Lot 7547 | Ettore Sottsass (1917-2007) for Memphis
A Carlton room divider, 1981, Italy Laminate over wood. The variously coloured, sized and angled shelves and compartments on a rectangular base, with two red drawers. With Memphis label to the back of the base: 'Memphis Milano E. Sottsass 1981 Made in Italy', and two original booklets. 197 x 190 x 40 cm

Estimate: €5.000 - €8.000

For the design lover

Lot 7542 | Augusto Bozzi (1924-1982) for Saporiti
A 'Lotus' reclining lounge chair, ca. 1960-69, Italy With adjustable backrest, supported by a black patinated metal frame with brass elements. 90 x 97 x 85 cm

Estimate: €2.500 - €3.500

For the design lover

Lot 7561 | Ettore Sottsass (1917-2007) for Anthologie Quartett
A Basilico teapot, 1987, Italy Ceramic, manufactured by Alessio Sarri, from the series 'Indian Memory', marked with 'Anthologie Quartett no. 120', and the designer's and manufacturer's mark. 19,5 x 19,5 x 19,5 cm

Estimate: €600 - €800

For the design lover

Lot 7572 | Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) for Venini
A glass incalmo charger, 1986, Italy A large 'filigfana' glass plate with three 'incalmi'. D 46 cm

Estimate: €600 - €900

For the design lover

Lot 7520 | René Lalique (1860-1945)
A 'Sauterelles' vase, ca. 1920, France A mould blown, frosted and clear glass vase with greyish blue and green patina. The sauterelles (grasshopper) pattern was designed in 1912 and produced in several colourways. Signed on the base 'R. Lalique'. H 27 cm, D 25 cm

Estimate: €4.000 - €6.000

For cozy winter days

Lot 4025 | A German polychrome carved wood and stag antler head
18th/19th century The wall cartouche decorated with carved scrolls, issuing a stag's head with polychrome decorations and mounted with real antlers. H 98 cm

Estimate: €600 - €800

For cozy winter days

Lot 7506 | H.P. Berlage (1856-1934)
An iron stove, 'visierhaard', 1903-06, Netherlands The slanted rectangular top with hatch decorated with abstract patterns, above the larger main hatch, folding when opened, the sides decorated with similar ornamentation. 77 x 51 x 48 cm

Estimate: €500 - €800

For cozy winter days

Lot 5507 | An early Victorian kingwood and pietra dura top center table
Second quarter 19th century The rectangular canted top with a Grand Tour plaque inlaid with various hard stones, showing a cockerel with four chickens, above a turned and foliate-carved shaft, on a concave-sided tripod base with scrolled feet. 72 x 46 x 40 cm

Estimate: €2.500 - €3.500

For cozy winter days

Lot 5546 | An English brass and tubular steel rocking chair
Mid-19th century With black leather upholstered back, outscrolled seat and padded arms, raised on downswept supports, on curved legs. This type of rocking chair has been produced for the first time by R.W. Winfield & Co., Birmingham. The model was shown at the Great Exhibition of 1851 at Crystal Palace in London. Its plain form countered the popular taste for overblown decoration. 109 x 64 x 99 cm

Estimate: €2.000 - €3.000

For cozy winter days

Lot 4029 | A Regency brass-mounted mahogany campaign liquor chest
First quarter 19th century With brass-banded corners and drop handles to the sides, the rectangular lid opening to reveal a fitted interior centred by compartments and flanked by six parcel-gilt bottles. 26,5 x 41 x 29 cm

Estimate: €800 - €1.200

For cozy winter days

Lot 4045 | A Dutch bone and wood chess set
18/19th century, Netherlands (probably) A full set made of carved bone and wood.

Estimate: €1.000 - €1.500

For the perfect host

Lot 3549 | A very extensive Herend 'Raspberry Bouquet' dinner and coffee/tea service
20th century, Hungary Also known as 'Apponyi' (pink), this set consists of two covered serving dishes, 9 covered bouillon cups and saucers, 12 large dinner plates, 11 rimmed soup plates, 12 luncheon plates, 8 side plates and 8 smaller side plates. Also 12 napkin holders, 3 teapots and 3 coffee pots and a multitude of other pieces.

Estimate: €2.500 - €3.000

For the perfect host

Lot 1620 | A large Italian silver tureen
Plain oval with reeded borders and two open handles. Padua, Italy. First half of 20th century. Size ca 47 x 27 x 20 cm

Estimate: €1.200 - €1.400

For the perfect host

Lot 1533 | A pair of German silver pheasants and a smaller pheasant
Finely engraved plumage decoration. Imported from Germany by L+P in the sixties and Hanau Neresheimer. 925/1000. L. ca 28 and 24 cm

Estimate: €700 - €900

For the perfect host

Lot 1517 | A Portugese silver tea and coffee service with tray
Oval plain shaped with panelled corners and engraved with floral borders and garlands. Comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug with ebony wood handles and sugar bowl. The stepped domed covers with wood finial. Purchased at

Estimate: €1.600 - €1.800

For the perfect host

Lot 1545 | A Dutch silver collection of flatware
"Haags Lofje" pattern. Comprising: 12 table forks and 12 spoons, 12 table knives, 12 dessert forks and 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert knives, 12 cake forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 long drink spoons, a vegetable spoon, a potato spoon, egg serving spoon, soup ladle, sauce spoon, carving set and slad servers with silver handles and stainless steel bowl and fork. Maker Gerritsen and Sons, Zeist. 999/1000.

Estimate: €1.500 - €2.500

For the perfect host

Lot 1510 | A Dutch large silver serving tray
Navette-shaped with beaded border above arched openwork with integrated open handles. Maker G. Schoorl (marked with retailers' hallmark) Amsterdam, 1911. 835/1000. Size ca 61x39 cm. Total weight ca 2285 gram.

Estimate: €1.000 - €1.500

For the perfect host

Lot 1605 | A pair of Dutch silver candlesticks
Plain tapered model, the sconces round fluted, in square shaped inverted base with sloping gadrooned borders. Maker Jan van Nouhuys, Schoonhoven, 2003. 835/1000. H. ca 23 cm

Estimate: €800 - €1.200

For the perfect host

Lot 1555 | A Dutch silver bread basket
Oval openwork basket with beaded borders and openwork of pales and ovolos, with raised open handles. On four bun feet. Maker Pier van der Woude, Sneek, around 1900. 835/1000. Size ca 35x24x11 cm

Estimate: €500 - €700

For him

Lot 2223 | An 18k gold gentlemen's wristwatch, by Rolex
Mechanical movement, circular silver-coloured dial with batons, to a possibly later integrated woven Patek Philippe bracelet, signs of corrosion, not functioning well, L. 16.0 cm. Gross weight 62 grams.

Estimate: €2.600 - €4.600

For him

Lot 2218 | A gentlemen's steel wristwatch, by Jaeger leCoultre
Steel case with black dial, aperture for date, non-associated leather bracelet, model: Master Compressor GMT

Estimate: €4.000 - €6.000

For him

Lot 2221 | An 18k gold gentlemen's wristwatch, by Patek Philippe
Automatic movement, blue dial with batons, integral Patek Philippe gold woven bracelet, L. 19.5 cm. Gross weight 92 grams.

Estimate: €3.000 - €5.000

For him

Lot 2219 | An 18k pink gold gentlemen's wristwatch with chronograph, date and annual calendar, by Paul Picot
Ref. 155/183, automatic movement, gold case with circular dark blue dial with subdials for chronograph, date and annual calendar, numbered 10/16, to an aftermarket leather bracelet with 18k gold Paul Picot clasp, model: Firshire Ronde Chronodate Gross weight 105 grams.

Estimate: €4.000 - €6.000

For her

Lot 2217 | An 18k gold lady's wristwatch, by Patek Philippe
Mechanical movement, oval gold coloured dial with batons, 20 jewels, to an integrated Patek Philippe tapered woven gold bracelet, case no. 2654226, 3351/1, movement no. 989837, retailed by Beyer, Geneva, L. 15.7 cm. Gross weight 44 grams.

Estimate: €3.000 - €5.000

For her

Lot 2100 | An 18k gold gem set and diamond necklace
Composed as a fringe of circular-cut gemstones including topaz, peridot, citrine, amethyst and garnet, to an inner band set with brilliant-cut diamonds, L. 40.0 cm. Gross weight 96 grams.

Estimate: €2.600 - €3.600

For her

Lot 2191 | A fine pair of diamond single stone earstuds
Set with two brilliant-cut diamonds weighing respectively 1.36 and 1.30 cts. Accompanied by two HRD reports no. 115186 and 115189 dated november 19/20 2020, stating the stones to be of E/VVS1 and D/VVS1 quality.

Estimate: €6.000 - €8.000

For her

Lot 2146 | A 14k white gold diamond bangle
Set with a line of graduated brilliant-cut diamonds, 62x58 mm. diam. Gross weight 14 grams.

Estimate: €800 - €1.200

For her

Lot 2177 | An 18k gold diamond ring, by Van Cleef & Arpels
Designed as a four-leaf clover, the petals pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, signed VCA and numbered BL74553, ring size 17.5 mm. Gross weight 11 grams.

Estimate: €2.000 - €4.000

For her

Lot 2149 | A pair of 18k white gold cultured pearl and diamond earrings
Each detachable silver coloured cultured pearl drop suspended from a diamond-set loop surmount. Gross weight 8 grams.

Estimate: €1.000 - €1.500

For her

Lot 2078 l An 18k gold diamond ring
The front set with brilliant-cut diamonds, ring size 17.5 mm. Gross weight 12 grams.

Estimate: €500 - €700

For her

Lot 2026 | An antique diamond brooch
Late 19th century. Designed as a star, set throughout with graduated rose-cut diamonds, brooch fitting with later clasp, bwgg. Gross weight 12 grams.

Estimate: €1.200 - €1.600