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Dine in Style

Create a unique table setting and gather to celebrate all the festivities of spring and summer.

The themed auction 'Dine in Style' returns, offering an elegant selection of everything you might need to create a unique dining experience. Spanning centuries of timeless design, our team of specialists has curated a remarkable collection of silver, porcelain, glass, and conversation pieces to cater to all preferences.

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A 174-piece shell model silver cutlery set in a cutlery cabinet, Finnish hallmarks, mostly from 1922-74.

A 174-piece shell model silver cutlery set in a cutlery cabinet,

Finnish hallmarks, mostly from 1922-74.

A Gustavian style Swedish silver sugarbowl with cover, mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm, possibly 1900.

A Gustavian style Swedish silver sugarbowl with cover,

mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm, possibly 1900.

Jacob Ängman, a silver cutlery, "Rosenholm", GAB, Eskilstuna and Stockholm (53 pieces).

A silver cutlery, "Rosenholm", GAB, Eskilstuna and Stockholm (53 pieces).

Gilded silver filigree bowl with a cut glass insert, late 19th century.

Gilded silver filigree bowl with a cut glass insert,

late 19th century.

Ten Swedish Silver Oyster Forks, mark of Lars Larson & Co, Stockholm 1874.

Ten Swedish Silver Oyster Forks,

mark of Lars Larson & Co, Stockholm 1874.

A pair of mid-19th-century silver salt cellars, maker's mark of Mattia Condursi, presumably. Naples, after 1844.

A pair of mid-19th-century silver salt cellars,

maker's mark of Mattia Condursi, presumably. Naples, after 1844.

An Austrian Silver Teapot, Vienna, first half/mid-19th Century.

An Austrian Silver Teapot,

Vienna, first half/mid-19th Century.

Twelve Swedish Silver Spoons, mark of GAB, Stockholm 1922.

Twelve Swedish Silver Spoons,

mark of GAB, Stockholm 1922.

A Swedish Silver Cutlery, "Rosenholm", Jacob Ängman, GAB, including Stockholm 1951 (158 pieces).

A Swedish Silver Cutlery, "Rosenholm", Jacob Ängman, GAB, including Stockholm 1951 (158 pieces).

A silver coffee pot, Turin, presumably 1820s-40s.

A silver coffee pot,

Turin, presumably 1820s-40s.

Four silver spoons and a server, Morozov, Ovchinnikov, Br. Grachev, and a silver-plated dish and spoon by A. Katsch.

Four silver spoons and a server,

Morozov, Ovchinnikov, Br. Grachev, and a silver-plated dish and spoon by A. Katsch.

A French Empire silver cruet stand and a pair of openwork stands, Paris 1819-1838.

A French Empire silver cruet stand and a pair of openwork stands,

Paris 1819-1838.

Eric Löfman, a silver cutlery, "Uppsala", KG Markströms, Uppsala (53 pieces).

A silver cutlery, "Uppsala", KG Markströms, Uppsala (53 pieces).

A Swedish silver bowl, mark of K. Anderson, Stockholm 1940.

A Swedish silver bowl,

mark of K. Anderson, Stockholm 1940.

An 107-piece Swedish silver cutlery, model 'Svensk rund', mark of GAB, Stockholm, including 1950.

An 107-piece Swedish silver cutlery,

model 'Svensk rund', mark of GAB, Stockholm, including 1950.

A French silver coffee pot, marked Léontine Compère widow of Ernest Compère, Paris, around 1890.

A French silver coffee pot,

marked Léontine Compère widow of Ernest Compère, Paris, around 1890.

A pair of gilt silver and cloisonné enamel spoons, Moscow 1908-17. Unidentified master EO.

A pair of gilt silver and cloisonné enamel spoons,

Moscow 1908-17. Unidentified master EO.

Gustaf Möllenborg, six gilded salt cellars with spoons in a case, Stockholm, Sweden, 1898-1900.

Gustaf Möllenborg,

six gilded salt cellars with spoons in a case, Stockholm, Sweden, 1898-1900.

Twelve Swedish Silver Spoons, mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1954-65.

Twelve Swedish Silver Spoons,

mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1954-65.

Late 19th-century silver coffee pot and sugar bowl, maker's mark of Hjalmar Fagerroos, Helsinki 1898.

Late 19th-century silver coffee pot and sugar bowl,

maker's mark of Hjalmar Fagerroos, Helsinki 1898.

A pair of Swedish silver candlesticks, mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1916.

A pair of Swedish silver candlesticks,

mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1916.

A silver soup lable by Johan Niklas Palm, Visby, Sweden, 1851.

A silver soup lable by Johan Niklas Palm,

Visby, Sweden, 1851.

Four pairs of gilded silver with coat of arms, C.G.Hallberg, Stockholm 1897.

Four pairs of gilded silver with coat of arms,

C.G.Hallberg, Stockholm 1897.

Carl Petter Lampa, a pair of silver sugar centerpiece bowls, Stockholm, Sweden, 1826.

Carl Petter Lampa,

a pair of silver sugar centerpiece bowls, Stockholm, Sweden, 1826.

An English Silver Marrow Scoop, mark of Andrew Archer, London 1720.

An English Silver Marrow Scoop,

mark of Andrew Archer, London 1720.

A Swedish Silver Bowl, mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1907.

A Swedish Silver Bowl,

mark of CG Hallberg, Stockholm 1907.

A set of ten mid-19th-century spoons, maker's mark of Gustaf Lönnqvist, Porvoo, Finland 1857.

A set of ten mid-19th-century spoons,

maker's mark of Gustaf Lönnqvist, Porvoo, Finland 1857.

A Swedish Silver Cutlery, mark of W.A. Bolin, Stockholm (197 pieces).

A Swedish Silver Cutlery, mark of W.A. Bolin, Stockholm (197 pieces).

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358. A semi-antique silk Hereke rug, West Anatolia, c. 180 x 121 cm.

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359. A semi-antique silk Hereke, West Anatolia, c. 147 x 100 cm.

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360. An antique silk rug, probably Istanbul, Turkey, c. 181 x 127 cm.

15 000 - 20 000 SEK

358. A semi-antique silk Hereke rug, West Anatolia, c. 180 x 121 cm.

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356. A Syrian ebonised, marquetry and mother-of-pearl inlaid games table. Circa 1900.

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357. A Syrian ebonised, marquetry and mother-of-pearl inlaid games table. Circa 1900.

12 000 - 15 000 SEK

358. A semi-antique silk Hereke rug, West Anatolia, c. 180 x 121 cm.

12 000 - 15 000 SEK

359. A semi-antique silk Hereke, West Anatolia, c. 147 x 100 cm.

18 000 - 20 000 SEK

360. An antique silk rug, probably Istanbul, Turkey, c. 181 x 127 cm.

15 000 - 20 000 SEK

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