NEUMEISTER MARCHAUCTION
28 AND 29 JUNE 2023

 

Viewing Days from 22 until 26 June


Mo - Fr from 10 am - 5 pm
Sa, Su from 10 am - 3 pm

 

ONLINECATALOGUE
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DECORATIVE ART
 

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ONLINECATALOGUE DECORATIVE ART & ANTIQUES

A magnificent "Char de la Ville" platter
KPM Berlin, circa 1875, painting by Carl Grünwedel (1815 Pappenheim - 1895 Munich)

auction 409, Lot 1

estimate € 4.000 to € 4.500
still available

A magnificent vase with the allegory of architecture
KPM Berlin, circa 1860, model by Julius W. Mantel

auction 409, Lot 2

estimate € 5.000 to € 6.000
still available

A magnificent vase with the allegory of painting
KPM Berlin, circa 1860, model by Julius W. Mantel

auction 409, Lot 3

estimate € 5.000 to € 6.000
still available

An Amphora vase "Nike crowns the winner"
KPM Berlin, 1849 - 1870, motif after Friedrich Drake

auction 409, Lot 4

estimate € 2.700 to € 3.000
still available

Twelve service pieces
KPM Berlin

auction 409, Lot 5

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A 22-piece tea service
KPM Berlin

auction 409, Lot 6

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Vienna, Du Paquier manufactory, circa 1720/1730, painting attributed to Carl Ferdinand von Wolfsburg, circa 1730

auction 409, Lot 7

estimate € 880 to € 1.000
still available

Two Hausmaler saucers
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Johann Aufenwerth, Augsburg

auction 409, Lot 8

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.600
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Ignaz Preissler, Breslau circa 1730

auction 409, Lot 9

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.500
still available

Two Hausmaler saucers
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Sabina Aufenwerth, Augsburg circa 1730

auction 409, Lot 10

estimate € 1.400 to € 1.600
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Abraham Seuter, Augsburg, 2nd quarter of the 18th century

auction 409, Lot 11

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting probably Bohemia, in the style of Ignaz Preissler

auction 409, Lot 12

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

Two saucers
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Johann Gregorius Hoeroldt

auction 409, Lot 13

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.500
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Abraham Seuter, Augsburg, 1735 - 1747

auction 409, Lot 14

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A Hausmaler saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting attributed to Johann Friedrich Metzsch, Bayreuth, circa 1740/1750

auction 409, Lot 15

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.400
still available

A saucer
Meissen, circa 1725, painting probably from the workshop of Johann Gregorius Hoeroldt

auction 409, Lot 16

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

An oval platter
Meissen, dot period (1763 - 1773)

auction 409, Lot 17

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

Three tea boxes
Meissen, 2nd half of the 18th century

auction 409, Lot 18

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A 22-piece coffee service
Meissen

auction 409, Lot 19

estimate € 600 to € 700
still available

A service, approx. 168 pieces
Nymphenburg

auction 409, Lot 20

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A 23-piece coffee service
Nymphenburg

auction 409, Lot 21

estimate € 400 to € 450
still available

Isabella and Octavio, two figures from the Commedia dellArte
Nymphenburg, after the model by F. A. Bustelli

auction 409, Lot 22

estimate € 650 to € 700
still available

A pair of two-light girandoles
Hamburg, circa 1750, Hans Joachim Brauer, Jacob Barthels and Johann Hinrich Hestermann

auction 409, Lot 23

estimate € 2.200 to € 2.500
still available

A pair of three-light girandoles
Augsburg, 1806/1807, Johann Rudolf Haller

auction 409, Lot 24

estimate € 7.000 to € 9.000
still available

A pair of candlesticks
Augsburg, 1791 - 1793, Joseph Antoni Seethaler

auction 409, Lot 25

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.400
still available

A pair of miniature candlesticks
London, 1724/1725, master I. B. (probably Joseph Bird)

auction 409, Lot 26

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A porringer
London, 1698/1699, William Keatt

auction 409, Lot 27

estimate € 450 to € 550
still available

A porringer
London, 1717/1718, John Wisdome

auction 409, Lot 28

estimate € 450 to € 550
still available

A tray (salver)
London, 1736/1737, Dennis Langton

auction 409, Lot 29

estimate € 900 to € 1.000
still available

A coffee pot
London, 1715/1716, Augustine Courtauld

auction 409, Lot 30

estimate € 800 to € 900
still available

A cup
London, 1718/1719, probably William Scarlett

auction 409, Lot 31

estimate € 350 to € 450
still available

Three tumbler cups
London, Augsburg among others, early 18th century, Richard Bayley and others

auction 409, Lot 32

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A coffee pot
Augsburg, 1749 - 1751, Johann Georg Kloss(e)

auction 409, Lot 33

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A fruit bowl
Augsburg, 2nd half of the 17th century

auction 409, Lot 34

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A drinking bowl
Augsburg, circa 1770, Johann II Beckert

auction 409, Lot 35

estimate € 900 to € 1.000
still available

A sugar bowl
Augsburg, 1737 - 1739, Johann Jakob I Schoap

auction 409, Lot 36

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A cruet set
Augsburg, 1747 - 1749, probably Elias II Jäger

auction 409, Lot 37

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A cup with cover
Breslau, 1793 - 1796, Joseph Gottlieb Lederhose

auction 409, Lot 38

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A sugar bowl
Breslau, 1727 - 1737, Johann Christoph Vogel

auction 409, Lot 39

estimate € 700 to € 800
still available

A box
Breslau, 1727 - 1737, Ferdinand Grische

auction 409, Lot 40

estimate € 250 to € 300
still available

A snuff box
2nd half of the 18th century

auction 409, Lot 41

estimate € 250 to € 300
still available

A twin-handled bowl
Groningen, 17th / 18th century, Werner Everts or Willem Entinck (?)

auction 409, Lot 42

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A bowl
Königsberg i. P., circa 1786, Philipp Zimmermann

auction 409, Lot 43

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A sugar bowl
Nuremberg, 1779 - 1783, Matthäus Vieweg

auction 409, Lot 44

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

An oval bowl
probably Munich, mid-18th century, Johann Michael Roth

auction 409, Lot 45

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A cup
Nuremberg, 1665 - 1669, Reinhold Rühl

auction 409, Lot 46

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A five-light girandole
Rococo style

auction 409, Lot 47

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A pair of candlesticks
19th century

auction 409, Lot 48

estimate € 400 to € 450
still available

Six candlesticks
Germany / London

auction 409, Lot 49

estimate € 400 to € 450
still available

A tray
Paris, Henri Lapparra

auction 409, Lot 50

estimate € 1.600 to € 1.800
still available

A mixed lot of six utility silver pieces
Germany, England, USA and others, 19th / 20th century

auction 409, Lot 51

estimate € 450 to € 550
still available

Twelve underplates

auction 409, Lot 52

estimate € 300 to € 400
still available

A candle holder
Royal Majolika workshop Cadinen, circa 1930

auction 409, Lot 53

estimate € 400 to € 600
still available

Four "Suomi" service pieces
Ph. Rosenthal, Selb, first formation 1976, form Timo Sarpaneva, decoration HAP Grieshaber

auction 409, Lot 54

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

Two king penguins
Ph. Rosenthal, Selb Fritz Heidenreich, 1939, manufactured in 1941

auction 409, Lot 55

estimate € 300 to € 400
still available

A lidded vase
Nymphenburg, design by Paul Ludwig Troost, as of 1919

auction 409, Lot 56

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.200
still available

The dancer "Gertrud Leistikow"
Hutschenreuther, Selb-Bavaria, 1932-1940, design by Theo Vos, 1926

auction 409, Lot 57

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

A vase
Emile Gallé, Nancy, 1900-1910

auction 409, Lot 58

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

A vase
Emile Gallé, Nancy, 1900-1910

auction 409, Lot 59

estimate € 1.600 to € 1.800
still available

A vase
Emile Gallé, Nancy, 1904-1906

auction 409, Lot 60

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.500
still available

A vase
Emile Gallé, Nancy, 1900-1910

auction 409, Lot 61

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

Two vases
Mont-Joye, circa 1900

auction 409, Lot 62

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A bowl
Holophane Verreries des Andelys, circa 1925 - 1930

auction 409, Lot 63

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A serving bowl
Design probably by Vittorio Zecchin, M. V. M. Cappellin & co., Murano 1925-1930

auction 409, Lot 64

estimate € 600 to € 1.000
still available

A "Spuma di mare" vase
Barovier & Toso, Ercole Barovier, 1938/40

auction 409, Lot 65

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A vase
Barovier & Toso, Ercole Barovier, circa 1940

auction 409, Lot 66

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A Sommerso vase
Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri dArte, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 67

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A "Folto" vase
Mary Ann "Toots" Zynsky, venini & c., 1985

auction 409, Lot 68

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A pair of vases
Arcade & co., Murano, Ivan Baj, 1992

auction 409, Lot 69

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

"Champagner" cutlery, 157 pieces
Copenhagen 1950-53, design by Jens H. Quistgaard, 1947. O.V. Mogensen.

auction 409, Lot 70

estimate € 5.000 to € 6.000
still available

"Champagner" cutlery, 144 pieces
Copenhagen 1950-1953, design by Jens H. Quistgaard, 1947. O.V. Mogensen

auction 409, Lot 71

estimate € 4.000 to € 5.000
still available

Cutlery, 37 pieces
Romania, 1906-1926

auction 409, Lot 72

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

Eleven cutlery pieces and a nutcracker

auction 409, Lot 73

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A mirror attachment
Vienna, Wolkenstein & Glückselig, circa 1915

auction 409, Lot 74

estimate € 1.600 to € 1.800
still available

A six-piece tea- and coffee service "The Cube"
Design by Robert Crawford Johnson, manufactured by Cube Teapots Leicester, LTD

auction 409, Lot 75

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A candelabrum
Karl Raichle, Meersburg, as of 1933

auction 409, Lot 76

estimate € 2.500 to € 3.000
still available

A "Bicchieri di Boemia" tray
Piero Fornasetti, Milan, 1950s

auction 409, Lot 77

estimate € 700 to € 800
still available

A rocking chair
Peter Cooper for R.W. Winfield & Co., Birmingham, 1890-1919 (?)

auction 409, Lot 78

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A four-piece living room suite
Probably Vienna, circa 1920 (?)

auction 409, Lot 79

estimate € 3.000 to € 4.000
still available

Four chairs
Richard Riemerschmid, probably manufactured by J. Fleischauers Söhne, Nuremberg, circa 1900

auction 409, Lot 80

estimate € 1.600 to € 1.800
still available

A cupboard
Design by Georg Macco, (1893 Dusseldorf - 1920 ibid.), 1912. Im Stil der Neogotik

auction 409, Lot 81

estimate € 500 to € 700
still available

A dressing table
manufacutred by Hawker Aircraft LTD., UK, circa 1940

auction 409, Lot 82

estimate € 3.000 to € 4.000
still available

A cupboard
manufacutred by Hawker Aircraft LTD., UK, circa 1940

auction 409, Lot 83

estimate € 4.000 to € 5.000
still available

A cabinet
manufacutred by Hawker Aircraft LTD., UK, circa 1940

auction 409, Lot 84

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

Four armchairs, two chairs (models 57 and 77)
design by Niels O Möller for JL Moller, Denmark, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 85

estimate € 1.400 to € 1.600
still available

Four armchairs, two chairs (models 57 and 77)
design by Niels O Möller for JL Moller, Denmark, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 86

estimate € 1.400 to € 1.600
still available

Two armchairs, three chairs (models 57 and 77)
design by Niels O Möller for JL Moller, Denmark, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 87

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A table
design by Niels O Möller for JL Moller, Denmark, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 88

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.500
still available

A table
design by Niels O Möller for JL Moller, Denmark, 1960s

auction 409, Lot 89

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A serving trolley, model 5370
Börge Mogensen for Fredericia, Demark, 1960-1969

auction 409, Lot 90

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.500
still available

A bedroom suite, six pieces. 1980s
According to the information given by the consignor, probably from the television series "Monaco Franze", episode 5, by Helmut Dietl

auction 409, Lot 91

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

A three-piece living room suite "Kubus"
Design by Josef Hoffmann, re-edition, 1980s

auction 409, Lot 92

estimate € 4.000 to € 6.000
still available

A Wink armchair, model 111
Toshiyuki Kita for Cassina, 1980s

auction 409, Lot 93

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A mosaic table, 1980s

auction 409, Lot 94

estimate € 300 to € 400
still available

A swivel chair with ottoman EA 124/125
Charles Eames for Vitra

auction 409, Lot 95

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

Six nesting tables

auction 409, Lot 96

estimate € 300 to € 400
still available

An "Aurora Space Age" table clock
Manufactured by Kirsch/Hamilton, Cambridge, Massachusetts USA, 1970s

auction 409, Lot 97

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A table lamp
Bohemia, circa 1890

auction 409, Lot 98

estimate € 300 to € 400
still available

An Art Nouveau chandelier

auction 409, Lot 99

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A table lamp
Pairpoint Glass Co., 1900-1925

auction 409, Lot 100

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A ceiling lamp
Muller Frères, Lunéville, circa 1925/30

auction 409, Lot 101

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A ceiling lamp
Schwintzer & Gräf, Berlin, circa 1930

auction 409, Lot 102

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A pair of standard lamp
France, circa 1930

auction 409, Lot 103

estimate € 3.000 to € 5.000
still available

A pair of "Mazda" Art Deco lamps
France

auction 409, Lot 104

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A "Sputnik" ceiling lamp, probably 1960s

auction 409, Lot 105

estimate € 1.500 to € 1.800
still available

A ceiling lamp and a pair of wall appliques
Murano, 1980s

auction 409, Lot 106

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

An oil lamp in the form of the mythical divine bird Garuda
Indonesia

auction 409, Lot 107

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A large storage vessel
China

auction 409, Lot 108

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.200
still available

A vase
China, 19th / 20th century

auction 409, Lot 109

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.400
still available

Two vases
China

auction 409, Lot 110

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A vase
China, 19th century

auction 409, Lot 111

estimate € 800 to € 900
still available

A double gourd shaped vase
China, 19th century

auction 409, Lot 112

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A vase
China, 18th / 19th century

auction 409, Lot 113

estimate € 700 to € 800
still available

A brush vessel
China, 18th / 19th century

auction 409, Lot 114

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

Portraits of the Hereditary Prince Frederick (1753 - 1805) and Hereditary Princess Sophia Frederica of Denmark (1758 - 1794)
circa 1790, after J. Juel and Georg D. Matthieu

auction 409, Lot 115

estimate € 2.500 to € 3.000
still available

A portrait of the Crown Prince Frederick VI of Denmark (1768 - 1839)
circa 1790, after Jens Juel

auction 409, Lot 116

estimate € 1.500 to € 2.000
still available

Portrait of Paul Petrovich, Grand Duke and heir to the throne of Russia (1754 - 1801)
Probably Augsburg, late 18th century, after an engraving by Johann Martin Will

auction 409, Lot 117

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A salt cellar with the Labours of Hercules
Limoges, probably 19th century, in the style of Pierre Reymond

auction 409, Lot 118

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.200
still available

A cup
Limoges, probably 17th century, attributed to Jacques Laudin

auction 409, Lot 119

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A candlestick
Limoges, Renaissance style, 19th century

auction 409, Lot 120

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

Two chamberlains keys
Austria / France, 19th / 20th century

auction 409, Lot 121

estimate € 600 to € 700
still available

A pietà
Probably Salzburg, circa 1430

auction 409, Lot 122

estimate € 15.000 to € 20.000
still available

The Beheading of Saint Catherine
Tyrol, mid-15th century

auction 409, Lot 123

estimate € 9.000 to € 10.000
still available

Saint Barbara
Probably Salzburg, circa 1480

auction 409, Lot 124

estimate € 18.000 to € 22.000
still available

The Woman of the Apocalypse
Lower Bavaria, circle of Hans Leinberger (circa 1470/80 Landshut? - after 1531 ibid.), circa 1520

auction 409, Lot 125

estimate € 2.800 to € 3.200
still available

Blessing Christ
Alpine, circa 1520/30

auction 409, Lot 126

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A Bishop Saint
Austria (Salzburg), circa 1700

auction 409, Lot 127

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A putto
South German / Bohemia, mid-18th century

auction 409, Lot 128

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.400
still available

A putto
South German, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 129

estimate € 400 to € 600
still available

Madonna with halo
South German, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 130

estimate € 800 to € 1.000
still available

A cupboard
Leipzig, dated 1707

auction 409, Lot 131

estimate € 14.000 to € 16.000
still available

A cupboard
Swabia, mid-18th century

auction 409, Lot 132

estimate € 2.500 to € 3.000
still available

A cupboard
Main Franconia / Rhenish Palatinate, mid-18th century

auction 409, Lot 133

estimate € 20.000 to € 30.000
still available

A cupboard
Bergisches Land, dated 1796

auction 409, Lot 134

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A cupboard
Rococo style

auction 409, Lot 135

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.000
still available

A bureau
Use of old parts of the 18th century

auction 409, Lot 136

estimate € 800 to € 1.200
still available

A commode
Central German, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 137

estimate € 1.800 to € 2.200
still available

A commode with columns
South German, 1st half of the 19th century

auction 409, Lot 138

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.400
still available

A games table
South German, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 139

estimate € 500 to € 600
still available

A ladies bureau
Paris, Napoleon III style, circa 1900

auction 409, Lot 140

estimate € 4.000 to € 6.000
still available

A guéridon table
France, transitional style

auction 409, Lot 141

estimate € 2.500 to € 3.000
still available

A four-piece suite
France, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 142

estimate € 1.400 to € 1.600
still available

A miniature escritoire
France, transitional style

auction 409, Lot 143

estimate € 2.500 to € 2.800
still available

A miniature commode
France, transitional style

auction 409, Lot 144

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

A miniature poudreuse
France (?), Louis XVI style

auction 409, Lot 145

estimate € 1.200 to € 1.400
still available

A miniature commode
Central German, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 146

estimate € 1.400 to € 1.600
still available

A pair of console tables
Denmark, 19th century and later

auction 409, Lot 147

estimate € 6.000 to € 8.000
still available

A four panel folding screen
Rococo style

auction 409, Lot 148

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A pair of pillars
Probably Portugal, 16th/17th century

auction 409, Lot 149

estimate € 2.000 to € 3.000
still available

A mirror
Munich (?), 2nd half of the 19th century

auction 409, Lot 150

estimate € 500 to € 700
still available

A mirror
Venetian baroque style

auction 409, Lot 151

estimate € 600 to € 800
still available

A Flemish 12-light chandelier
17th century

auction 409, Lot 152

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.400
still available

A bracket clock
Neustadt, 2nd half of the 18th century

auction 409, Lot 153

estimate € 1.000 to € 1.200
still available

A portico clock
Paris, 19th century

auction 409, Lot 154

estimate € 400 to € 500
still available

A small mantle clock
Lübeck, early 19th century, J. E. Evers

auction 409, Lot 155

estimate € 550 to € 600
still available

A tapestry
Flandern, 18th century

auction 409, Lot 156

estimate € 2.000 to € 2.500
still available

 

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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.

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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. 

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PORCELAIN
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INTERIOR
ARET DÉCO, 20 CENTURY DESIGN
EAST ASIAN ART
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SCULPTURES
FURNITURE
ART DÉCO, 20 CENTURY DESIGN
EINRICHTUNG
DECORATIVE ART
CLOCKS
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BOOKS
PAINTINGS
15 - 18 CENTURY
PAINTINGS
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NECKLACES, COLLIERS
PENDANTS, PENDENTIFS
BROOCHES AND PINS
BRACELETS
CUFFLINKS
JEWELLERY SETS AND ACCESSORIES
RINGS
 
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CLASSIC MODERN ART
WORKS ON PAPER
CONTEMPORARY ART
PAINTINGS
CLASSIC MODERN ART
PAINTINGS
CONTEMPORARY ART
MODERN ART SCULPTURES
 

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