MARCH-AUCTION

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ONLINECATALOGUE DECORATIVE ARTS AND ANTIQUES (LOTS 1 - 74)
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ONLINECATALOGUE DECORATIVE ART & ANTIQUES

Nine pear-shaped jugs
Stupava (Slovakia)

auction 412, Lot 1

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A rooster jug
Meissen, circa 1734, model by J. J. Kändler

auction 412, Lot 2

estimate € 2.300 to € 2.500
still available

A centrepiece
Meissen, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 3

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A three-piece mantlepiece set - magnificent pendulum clock on a pedestal and a pair of four-light girandoles
Meissen

auction 412, Lot 4

estimate € 4.000 to € 4.500
still available

14 figures from the Commedia dellArte
Meissen, mostly after the models by J. J. Kändler and P. Reinicke

auction 412, Lot 5

estimate € 8.000 to € 9.000
still available

Complete series of 16 figures from the Commedia dellArte
Nymphenburg, after the model by F. A. Bustelli

auction 412, Lot 6

estimate € 12.000 to € 14.000
still available

A chalice
17th century

auction 412, Lot 7

estimate € 3.000 to € 3.500
still available

A small goblet with bosses
Nuremberg, circa 1640/1650, Lorenz Kabes

auction 412, Lot 8

estimate € 2.500 to € 3.000
still available

A pair of two-light girandoles
Augsburg, 1765 - 1767, Johann Philipp Heckenauer

auction 412, Lot 9

estimate € 2.800 to € 3.000
still available

Six salt cellars
Augsburg (4x), Nuremberg among others, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 10

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A bridal wedding cup
Renaissance style

auction 412, Lot 11

estimate € 600 to € 700
still available

A chalice for the Reformation anniversary in 1839
Berlin, circa 1839, Johann George Hossauer after the design by Karl F. Schinkel

auction 412, Lot 12

estimate € 2.700 to € 2.900
still available

A "PREIS VOM RHEIN 1901" goblet
German (Munich), circa 1901, Ed. Wollenweber

auction 412, Lot 13

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.100
still available

A "girl with lyre" relief
Staatliche Majolika-Manufaktur Karlsruhe, Max Laeuger, 1924

auction 412, Lot 14

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A "Paradise" relief
Staatliche Majolika-Manufaktur Karlsruhe, Max Laeuger, 1927

auction 412, Lot 15

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A crested cockatoo
Nymphenburg, design by Josef Wackerle, 1909

auction 412, Lot 16

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

A macaw
Nymphenburg, design by Josef Wackerle, 1909

auction 412, Lot 17

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

A crested cockatoo
Nymphenburg, design by Josef Wackerle, 1909

auction 412, Lot 18

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

Moor with cockatoo
Meissen, Paul Scheurich, after 1934

auction 412, Lot 20

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

Moor with cockatoo
Meissen, Paul Scheurich, after 1934

auction 412, Lot 21

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

Turkish woman with flute
Meissen, Paul Scheurich

auction 412, Lot 22

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A "Chrysanthèmes" table lamp
Emile Gallé, Nancy, 1918-1925

auction 412, Lot 23

estimate € 20.000 to € 23.000
still available

A five-piece coffee-/tea service
Design by Hans Christiansen, model number 8070, 1901/03 manufactured by Silberwarenfabrik P. Bruckmann & Söhne, Heilbronn

auction 412, Lot 24

estimate € 5.000 to € 6.000
still available

A centrepiece
Munich, Friedrich Schmid-Geiler, 1918/1919

auction 412, Lot 25

estimate € 6.000 to € 7.000
still available

Cutlery, 64 pieces
Design by Peter Behrens, manufactured by Franz Bahner, Dusseldorf, 1904

auction 412, Lot 26

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

A standing female nude, 1938
Richard Riemerschmid (1868 Munich - 1957 ibid.)

auction 412, Lot 27

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A pair of wall lamps
Fontana Arte, 1961

auction 412, Lot 28

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

An Art Deco desk
France, 1925/1930

auction 412, Lot 29

estimate € 3.500 to € 4.000
still available

A RD 3 (Bauhaus) desk
Mauser Werke, Waldeck, 1930s

auction 412, Lot 30

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

An Art deco cabinet and -console

auction 412, Lot 31

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

A Wiggle chair and wiggle stool
Frank O. Gehry for Vitra, from the "Easy Edges" series

auction 412, Lot 32

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A Hu vase
China, Qing, 1850 - 1861

auction 412, Lot 33

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.700
still available

A gourd vase
China, Qing

auction 412, Lot 34

estimate € 900 to € 1.000
still available

A large brush vessel
China, Qing

auction 412, Lot 35

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

Six plates
China, Qing

auction 412, Lot 36

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A goblet
Saxony, 2nd half of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 37

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A goblet
Lauenstein, 2nd half of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 38

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A four seasons goblet
Lauenstein, circa 1770

auction 412, Lot 39

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

Five goblets
mostly Lauenstein, 2nd half of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 40

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

Two goblets
England (?), 18th century

auction 412, Lot 41

estimate € 400 to € 450
still available

A medal "Prophet Isaiah" / "Adoration of the Shepherds"
16th century

auction 412, Lot 42

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

Seal of Philip the Fair (1268 - 1314), King of France
France

auction 412, Lot 43

estimate € 300 to € 500
still available

A singing bird automaton
German

auction 412, Lot 44

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

Enthroned Madonna
France, 14th or 19th century

auction 412, Lot 45

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Central Germany/Saxony, circa 1490

auction 412, Lot 46

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Franconia or Swabia, circa 1510

auction 412, Lot 47

estimate € 27.500 to € 30.000
still available

Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Hans Herlin (worked in Memmingen circa 1500-1515), circa 1510

auction 412, Lot 48

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

Mary Immaculate
Italy, late 17th century

auction 412, Lot 49

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.400
still available

Mary Immaculate
Austria / Bohemia, 1st half of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 50

estimate € 3.000 to € 5.000
still available

A winged putto head
Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop, circa 1760

auction 412, Lot 51

estimate € 4.000 to € 4.500
still available

A winged putto head
Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop of, circa 1760

auction 412, Lot 52

estimate € 2.500 to € 2.800
still available

The risen Christ
Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop, circa 1760

auction 412, Lot 53

estimate € 4.000 to € 5.000
still available

A bureau cabinet
Baroque style

auction 412, Lot 54

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A commode
France (Paris ?), 1st half of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 55

estimate € 3.000 to € 3.500
still available

A coiffeuse
France, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 56

estimate € 4.500 to € 5.000
still available

A six-piece suite
France, mid-18th century

auction 412, Lot 57

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

A set of five chairs
Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755

auction 412, Lot 58

estimate € 28.000 to € 32.000
still available

Two bergères
France, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 59

estimate € 1.600 to € 1.800
still available

A mirror
Franconia, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 60

estimate € 3.800 to € 4.200
still available

A pair of two-light wall appliques
Vienna, 18th century

auction 412, Lot 61

estimate € 4.200 to € 4.400
still available

A pair of candlesticks
France (Paris), first third of the 19th century

auction 412, Lot 62

estimate € 2.200 to € 2.800
still available

A nine-light candelabrum with Bacchante
France, late 19th century

auction 412, Lot 63

estimate € 4.000 to € 6.000
still available

A pair of bowls with snake handles
Empire style

auction 412, Lot 64

estimate € 700 to € 1.000
still available

A large baluster candlestick
Baroque style

auction 412, Lot 65

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

A tabernacle clock
German (?), late 16th century and later

auction 412, Lot 66

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A figural clock with "Bavarian lion" automaton
South German (Augsburg?), circa 1627

auction 412, Lot 67

estimate € 130.000 to € 150.000
still available

A Louis XVI portico clock
France, late 18th century

auction 412, Lot 68

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A mantle clock
Paris, 1st third of the 19th century, Lepaute

auction 412, Lot 69

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.400
still available

A portico clock
Paris, 1st half of the 19th century, Thiery

auction 412, Lot 70

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A clock painting depicting a Biedermeier society on an excursion on the edge of the village
Vienna, 1st half of the 19th century, E. Vintschger

auction 412, Lot 71

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A "Makura Dokei" bracket clock
Japan, 19th century

auction 412, Lot 72

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.200
still available

A tapestry
Frankreich (Gobelins), 1st third of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 73

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.200
still available

A tapestry
Aubusson, last third of the 18th century

auction 412, Lot 74

estimate € 2.800 to € 4.000
still available

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OUR EXPERTS OF DECORATIVE ART AND ANTIQUES 


 

 

Dr. Doris Bachmeier M.A.

Ceramics, Porcelain, Glass, Silver, Timepieces, Vernacular Arts, Decorative Arts, Icons


A specialist in European decorative arts from the 16th to 19th century, Dr. Bachmeier particularly focuses on 18th century German silver, gold and porcelain. However, she has also addressed other areas of decorative arts in depth, starting in the Eighties with her master's thesis entitled “Joseph Hillerbrand – Munich Design in the 20ies and 30ies” and her doctoral dissertation for LMU Munich entitled “Life and work of Lorenz Gedon”. Dr Bachmeier has been with our company since 1988, first as the head of the Varia Department, and from 2004 as expert for our key department of Fine Art and Antiques. Recent special sales of “Majolica from the Bareiss Collection” and the “Bavarian Königsservice” from the estate of King Ludwig III, both of which were most successful and attracted international attention, marked some of the highlights of her work. Dr Bachmeier was a guest speaker at the 2007 Vinogradov conference in St. Petersburg (First International 18th Century Porcelain Scholarships Conference in Russia) and is involved in expert and valuation days hosted by NEUMEISTER in cooperation with the Bavarian National Museum. WIth long-standing experience and broadly based, extensive expertise, she is your specialist for any questions regarding decorative arts.

Dr. Bettina Schwick M.A.

Furniture, Sculptures, Textiles


Bettina Schwick’s specialist fields are, on the one hand, 18th-century furniture – especially French ébénisterie (cabinet-making) – that has fascinated her to this day ever since her publication of an inventory catalogue on the historical furnishings of Ludwigsburg Palace and, on the other hand, medieval and Baroque sepulchral sculpture in Southern Germany, which she analysed in depth in her master’s thesis and doctoral dissertation. After graduating in art history from the universities of Würzburg and Munich, Bettina Schwick was a research fellow in the administrative department of the State-owned Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart. This intensive involvement with historical furniture soon led her to London, Zurich and Amsterdam. As Junior Cataloguer in the Department of French and Continental Furniture at Sotheby’s she was involved in the auction ‘Of Royal and Noble Descent’, among other projects. Since her return to Munich at the end of 2001 Bettina Schwick has been in working in the core segment FINE ART at NEUMEISTER as the expert responsible for historical furniture, sculpture, furnishings and textiles. 

Dr. Bärbel Wauer

Art Nouveau, Art Deco


While working in the Art Nouveau department at the municipal museum in Munich, the Münchner Stadtmuseum, under Dr. Martha Dreesbach, Bärbel Wauer developed her special interest in and great passion for Munich ‘Jugendstil’ in particular. After gaining a doctorate on the conceptual history of Expressionism, followed by internships at the Bavarian National Museum under Dr. Rückert, Bärbel Wauer joined NEUMEISTER in 1982. At the same time she was responsible for the concept and organisation of the Munich art and antiques fair, the Kunst-Messe München, over a number of years. Her immense experience in the appraisal and pricing of artworks is based on her more than 20-year cooperation on the Art Award Yearbook in the field of decorative arts, jewellery and furniture. For a confidential, precise appraisal and valuation of Art Nouveau and Art Deco objects, please contact Bärbel Wauer, the Art Nouveau, Art Deco and glass expert at NEUMEISTER. Her skill and expert knowledge enabled us to appraise and value the internationally highly regarded Prof. Kurt Liebermeister Collection of Art Nouveau and Murano glass, among others.