265th Major Art Auction / Fine Arts & Antiques November 26, 27, and 28, 2026 LIVE BIDDING at no extra charge

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Düsseldorfer Auktionshaus

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265th Major Art Auction / Fine Arts & Antiques November 26, 27, and 28, 2026 LIVE BIDDING at no extra charge

Düsseldorfer Auktionshaus

417 - Baroque processional cross Venice, late 17th century. Wooden core. Silver, embossed, cast, and chased. Hallmarks. H 65 cm, W 50 cm. 2715 g (total).

418 - Enameled lidded box Moscow, 1883. Enameled all around, gold-plated inside. Hallmarks. 84-zolotnik. 9 x 18 x 10 cm, 750 g.

419 - Tulip-shaped cup by Carolus Perckmann, Nuremberg, ca. 1670. On three spherical feet. Hallmarks. Tremolo engraving. H 7.5 cm, 77 g.

420 - Salt shaker by Andrej Mikhailovich Postnikov, Moscow, 1872. Gilded inside and out. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 11.5 cm, W 11 cm, D 7 cm, 246 g.

421 - Kovsch by Karl Fabergé Circa 1900. Hallmarks: 84-Zolotnik. H 4 cm, L 9 cm, 43.5 g.

422 - Small lidded tin by Johann Peter Müller (1693–1761) Augsburg, 1729–1730. Lid and base marked with hallmarks. Tremolo engraving. H 3.5 cm, Ø 5.5 cm, 61.5 g.

423 - A pair of eight-candle girandoles France, late 19th century. Fine silverwork with lapis lazuli in the base and porphyry in the upper section of the candlestick. Head of Minerva with 1. (950 fineness, 1er titre). H 76 cm, total weight 12,796 g (total).

424 - Lidded tankard by Peter vom Lohe, Hamburg, ca. 1650. Partially gilded, resting on three spherical feet. Finely engraved, gilded on the inside. Hallmarks. H 14 cm, 374 g.

425 - Four-piece tea set and two bottle coasters; tea set, Glasgow 1899. 925 fineness, total weight 1,115 g. Bottle coasters: 875 and 800 fineness, total weight 450 g.

426 - Henkel fruit bowl. 925 sterling silver. H 26 cm, 1155 g.

427 - A pair of four-flame girandoles by Weishaupt, Munich, 1835, Empire style. Two-piece design. Hallmarks and the “Münchner Kindl” mark with the year. H 52 cm, total weight 2025 g.

428 - Set 15 plates, a serving pitcher, and 12 mocha cups with saucers. Marks. Various finenesses. 2531 g (weighed without the porcelain cups).

429 - Gilded samovar Vienna, ca. 1840. Rich decoration. Hallmarks. 13-piece construction. H 38 cm, 1602 g.

430 - Large fruit bowl, Marken. 800 fineness. 17 x 45 x 36 cm, 1915 g.

431 - A pair of candlesticks by Friedrich E. Gerike (1838–1842), Berlin, ca. 1840. Single-flame. 12 solder joints. Hallmarks and tremolo engraving. H 29.5 cm, total weight 976 g.

432 - Sugar bowl Baltic States, 18th/19th century. Original lock. Key. Hallmarks. H 9 cm, W 14.5 cm, D 10 cm. 494.5 g.

433 - Lot: 13 pieces of silver. Various finenesses, total weight 1,237 g (weighed without glass pieces).

434 - Boudoir standing mirror by J.G. Klinkosch Vienna, second half of the 19th century. Punched marks and maker's mark. H 50 cm, W 37.5 cm.

435 - Cigar box by Konstantin Illjarinovitch Skvortsov, Moscow, 1887–1908. Lid featuring a depiction of a weapons smithy. Gold-plated interior. Hallmarks. 84-zolotnik. 5 x 16 x 10.5 cm, 518 g.

436 - Kovsch by Pavel Ovtchinnikov, 1888–1917. Enameled. Hallmarks. 84-zolotnik. H 3 cm, L 9 cm. 56.5 g.

437 - Gilded lidded goblet 17th century. Gilded interior. Side features three distinct faces. No visible marks. H 25.5 cm, 298.5 g.

438 - Miniature travel clock with original case Late 19th century. Richly decorated silver case (hallmarked). Bottom marked "D.H."; height 9 cm (case).

439 - A pair of three-flame girandoles Vienna, ca. 1850. Two-piece construction. Hallmarks. Master’s mark. 13 solder joints. H 54 cm.

440 - Beurden, Alphonse van 1854 Antwerp – 1938 Antwerp Silver bust of a woman. Signed. Dated 1882. Head of Minerva. F. Barbedienne, Fondeur, Paris. H 11 cm, 233 g.

441 - A pair of candlesticks by August Teodor Werner, Warsaw, 1878. Single-flame. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. Height 29 cm, total weight 579 g.

442 - Vinegar and oil cruets shaped like a cockatoo. Colored glass with silver mountings. Hallmarks. H 14.5 cm.

443 - Case containing 12 niello teaspoons by Fyodor Ivanov, Moscow, 1868. Gold-plated. Hallmarks. 84-zolotnik. L 13.5 cm, total weight 246 g.

444 - Large cup by H. Mau in Dresden, late 19th century. All-around decoration. Hallmarks. 800 fineness. Height 18 cm, 289 g.

445 - Handle basket with blue glass insert Vienna, ca. 1900. Hallmarks. H 20.5 cm, 206 g (without glass).

446 - Small enamel cup by Pavel Fedorovich Sazikov Circa 1870. Hallmarks: 88-zolotnik. Height: 4.5 cm, weight: 53.5 g.

447 - Moscow tankard Circa 1870. Partially gilded. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 7 cm, 114 g.

448 - Collection, Russia (Moscow) 19th and 20th centuries. Four pieces. Stamped. Enameled. Length 14 cm and smaller; total weight 134 g.

449 - Candleholder 18th century. Single-flame. Richly decorated. Relief carvings of a lion, a crab, and a lizard. Indistinct hallmarks. H 20 cm, 264 g.

450 - Small Empire-style goblet Moscow, first third of the 19th century. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 16.5 cm, 123 g.

451 - A pair of two-flame candlesticks Denmark, ca. 1930. Hallmarks. H 10.5 cm, total weight 295.5 g.

452 - Large cup by Piotr Estratovitch Abrosimoff (1869–1908) Moscow, late 19th century. Conical sides, finely engraved. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 18 cm, 377 g.

453 - Niello cup by Gavrila Ustinov Moscow, 1850. All-around decoration. Hallmarks. 84-zolotnik. H 8 cm, 140.5 g.

454 - Seal (St. James) Belgium, late 19th century. Punched. H 9 cm, 193 g.

455 - Serving plate, Kaiser Wilhelm II. Berlin, 1913. Court jewelers Gebr. Friedländer. 800 fineness. Engraved “1913” and “803 Gr.” Diameter 27 cm, 803 g.

456 - Niello napkin ring featuring a view of the Kremlin Moscow, 1883. Hallmarks: 84-zolotnik. H 5 cm, Ø 5.5 cm, 45 g.

457 - Niello cup Moscow, ca. 1840. Gilded. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 7.5 cm, 127 g.

458 - Small chalice Potsdam, 18th century. Punched. H 13 cm, 116 g.

459 - Niello snuffbox by Mihailov Nikita, Moscow, 1835–1860. Gilded interior. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. 3 x 4.5 x 9 cm, 125 g.

460 - A pair of spice bowls with blue glass inserts. France, late 19th century. Hallmarks. 14 x 15.5 x 8.5 cm, total weight 265 g.

461 - Lidded Box, Studio Ottaviani: Varnished wooden box with a 925 silver lid. Branded. H 5 cm, Ø 24 cm.

462 - Lidded box, Studio Ottaviani. Lacquered wooden box. 925 silver lid set with semi-precious stones. Branded. 5 x 25 x 12 cm.

463 - A pair of decorative bowls Hanau, late 19th century. Sculpted figures of boys with a garland of flowers. Cut-glass bowls. Hallmarks. 800 fineness. H 20.5 cm, Ø 15.5 cm. 537.5 g.

464 - Small handle basket with glass insert Early 19th century. Hallmarks. 800 fineness. H 19 cm, 236 g (without glass).

465 - Russian cigarette case and small niello snuffbox. 875 fineness and 84 zolotnik. 8.5 x 11 cm, 170 g, and 1.5 x 5.5 x 3 cm, 46.5 g, respectively.

466 - Six niello teaspoons and one sugar spoon by Vasily S. Sikatchev. Moscow, 1883. Views of Moscow. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. Lengths: 11.5 cm and 8.5 cm, respectively; total weight: 105 g.

467 - Cake server by Master Larsen Jörgen (1865-1907) Riga, late 19th c. Hallmarks. 84-Zolotnik. L 30 cm, 130 g.

468 - Four Travel Toiletry Cases 18th/19th century. 3 silver cases, 1 metal case, gilded. Each with richly decorated interiors. L 10.5 cm and slightly smaller.

469 - Sugar bowl with lock by Johann Gottlieb Zimmermann II. Circa 1820. All-around decoration. Hallmarks and tremolo engraving. 12-soldered. 7.5 x 15 x 11.5 cm, 379 g.

470 - Snuffbox Moscow, 1845. Engraved on all sides. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. H 2.5 cm, 87.5 cm.

471 - Asparagus tongs by Pavel Fedorovich Sazikoff St. Petersburg, 1879. Coat-of-arms engraving. Hallmarks. 84 zolotnik. L 28 cm, 249 g.

472 - Silver travel toiletry case 18th century. No visible marks. H 8.5 cm, 60 g (total).

473 - Six vermeil spoons in a case 18th-century hallmarks. Length: 16 cm, total weight: 176 g. Leather case.

474 - Bowl by Ivan Semenovich Gubkin Moscow 1852–1862 Hallmarks: 84-zolotnik. H 7 cm, Ø 18 cm, 569 g.

475 - Virgen del Rocio silver relief (hallmarked) mounted on wood. 39 x 26 cm or 62 x 47 cm (with frame).

476 - Bottle cooler with acanthus handles. 925 sterling silver. H 24 cm, 1628 g.

477 - Lot 36 pieces Various finenesses. Marks. 3,888 g (weighed without knives and clothes brushes).

478 - Large kovsh by Ivan Filipovich Tarabrov (1893–1913) Moscow, ca. 1900. Hallmarks: 84-zolotnik. H 30 cm, W 22.5 cm, L 30 cm, 1,470 g.

479 - Measuring chalice Spain or Italy, 18th century. Rich decoration. Interior of the cup gilded. No visible marks. Engraved on the underside of the base: Don Vincenzo Boldone Olivetano. H 21.5 cm, 545 g.

480 - Four Russian enamel objects Circa 1900. 84-zolotnik. Small salt shaker with spoon by Gustav Klingert, napkin ring and salt shaker by Nikolai Zwerev, total weight 113 g.

481 - Four pieces Russia, late 19th century. Hallmarks. 84 zolotniks, total weight 97.5 g.

482 - Coffee cutlery set by Wilkens 27 pieces: 12 cake forks, 12 coffee spoons, a cake server, a sugar spoon, and a cream scoop. Hallmarks: 800 fineness, total weight 689 g.

484 - Four-piece coffee set: coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, and cream pitcher. Branded. 925 sterling silver, total weight 2010 g.

485 - Five-branched girandole, Marken. 835 fineness. H 30 cm.

486 - Two sugar bowls First half of the 19th century. Original lids. One sugar bowl is gilded on the inside. Hallmarks. 12-soldered. 8.5 x 13 x 10.5 cm and 8 x 13.5 x 9.5 cm, total weight 631 g.

487 - A pair of single-candle holders with a noble coat of arms. Rococo style. Indistinct hallmarks. H 25 cm.

488 - Four-branched girandole German, first half of the 19th century. Two-piece. Removable Vestal figure. Indistinct hallmarks. 13-soldered. H 62 cm, 1358 g.

489 - Niello case with chinoiserie motifs Dated 1843. Silver (hallmarked). No visible marks. L 14 cm, 114 g.

490 - Georg Jensen cutlery set for 12 people 94-piece Acanthus set, designed by Johann Rohde. 12 knives, 12 forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 medium knives, 12 medium forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 coffee spoons, and 10 serving pieces. Company hallmark. 925 fineness. 2603 g (weighed without knives).

491 - Walking stick handle from the workshop of Carl Fabergé Circa 1900. Hallmarks: 84-Zolotnik. L 11.5 cm, H 6 cm, 77 g.

492 - Small Enameled Tin Kaluga, Minsk, ca. 1920. Hallmarks. 2.5 x 6 x 5 cm, 86 g.

493 - Lot: Seven pieces with hallmarks from Russia, the Netherlands, and elsewhere. Various finenesses. 245 g (weighed without the niello knife).

494 - Bowl by Schiffer in Vienna. Dated 1849. Engraved coat of arms with a count’s crown. Hallmarks. 13-soldered. H 7.5 cm, W 24.5 cm, L 32.51198 g. cm.

495 - A pair of English candlesticks with a maker's mark, 19th century. Single-flame. Hallmarks. H 10 cm, Ø 14 cm, total weight 689 g.