Lot
3353
Footed bowl (sugar bowl) by Jean Godet (1732–1796). Circa 1790/95
Estimate:
EUR 2,500
- 3,000
USD 2,790
- 3,350
Sold for:
4,250 EUR (incl. premium)
Auctions 237-246
The Rohde-Hinze Collection 2 – Decorative Art, Saturday, 04.07.2015
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (ed.): Berlin und die Antike, exh. cat. 1979, p. 273, cat. no. 528
Wolfgang Scheffler: Berliner Goldschmiede, Berlin 1968, p. 191 (978/174p), ill. 79
Lot
462
"Die am 16. September 1809 vor Wesel erschossenen 11 Schill’schen Offiziere“ – Eleven portrait medallions of fallen officers. Circa 1820/40
Estimate:
EUR 1,000
- 1,200
Sold for:
EUR 3,750
Lot
3106
Cupboard with writing desk from the time of Friedrich the Great – submission for the rank of master. Circa 1760/70
Estimate:
EUR 15,000
- 18,000
Sold for:
EUR 15,000
Lot
3113
Wheel chandelier with twelve arms. Circa 1820
Estimate:
EUR 4,000
- 6,000
Sold for:
EUR 13,750
Lot
3114
Chair. Circa 1835
Estimate:
EUR 1,000
- 1,500
Sold for:
EUR 2,250
Lot
3342
Large tureen (pot d’oille) by Christian Ludwig Pintsch I (1710-1778). Circa 1740
Estimate:
EUR 5,000
- 7,000
Sold for:
EUR 9,375
Lot
3343
Medallioned cup with 18 medallion by Cornelius Ewald Landgraff (master from 1738). Circa 1747/1757
Estimate:
EUR 1,200
- 1,500
Sold for:
EUR 2,500
Lot
3346
Coffee pot and mocha pot with rocaille decoration by Johann Georg Daniel Fourniér (1708–1789). Circa 1763/65
Estimate:
EUR 2,000
- 2,500
Sold for:
EUR 8,750
Lot
3347
Coffee pot and mocha pot with rocaille decoration by Christoph Conrad Meyer (1722–1781) and Georg Wilhelm Marggraff (died 1804). Circa 1770
Estimate:
EUR 2,000
- 3,000
Sold for:
EUR 3,750
Lot
3348
Pair of candlesticks from the time of Friedrich the Great, by Henri Masseron (1732–1817). Circa 1780
Estimate:
EUR 3,000
- 4,000
Sold for:
EUR 4,375
Lot
3349
Small confectionary bowl with sculptural rose sprig finial by Henri Masseron (1732–1817). Circa 1775/80
Estimate:
EUR 500
- 700
Sold for:
EUR 2,500
Lot
3350
Pair of girandoles with Breslauer upper section for between one and three candles, by Esajas Carl Hoffmann (Berlin), Carl Gottlieb Freytag (Wrocław) and Gottlieb Benjamin Vogtmann (Wrocław). Circa 1796/1804
Estimate:
EUR 5,000
- 7,000
Sold for:
EUR 4,375
Lot
3351
Serving blade and fish slice. Circa 1820/30
Estimate:
EUR 300
- 500
Sold for:
EUR 375
Lot
3352
Pair of girandoles for one or two candles by Friedrich Jacob Stoltz(e) (1732–1803). Circa 1790/1800
Estimate:
EUR 5,000
- 7,000
Sold for:
EUR 4,375
Lot
3354
Oval tray with edging by Jean Godet (1732–1796). Circa 1779/89
Estimate:
EUR 2,000
- 3,000
Sold for:
EUR 3,750
Lot
3355
Berlin teapot with filter and rechaud by George Heinrich Steffen (1774– after 1828). Circa 1820/30
Estimate:
EUR 800
- 1,000
Sold for:
EUR 1,750