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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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Alf Wallander, an Art Nouveau floor vase, Rörstrand, early 20th Century.

An Art Nouveau floor vase, Rörstrand, early 20th Century.

Royal Copenhagen,

Royal Copenhagen

Royal Copenhagen,

Emile Tessier, an earthenware chocolate set, France.

an earthenware chocolate set, France.

Two Porcelaine Figurines, model after Christian Gottfried Jüchtzer, Meissen.

Two Porcelaine Figurines, model after Christian Gottfried Jüchtzer, Meissen.

A 10 piece coffee porcelain service, Meissen and Fürstenberg, Germany.

A 10 piece coffee porcelain service, Meissen and Fürstenberg, Germany.

Coffee service, porcelain, "Musselmalet", 30 pieces, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

Royal Copenhagen

Coffee service, porcelain, "Musselmalet", 30 pieces, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

31 pieces of a full lace "Musselamlet" coffee service, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

Royal Copenhagen

31 pieces of a full lace "Musselamlet" coffee service, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

Two earthenware pitchers and one plate, Holland, 18th-19th century.

Two earthenware pitchers and one plate,

Holland, 18th-19th century.

A 113-piece porcelain 'Frijsenborg' dinnerware set, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

A 113-piece porcelain 'Frijsenborg' dinnerware set,

Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.

A 40-piece dinner service with the Posse family coat of arms, porcelain, Rörstrand, early 20th Century.

A 40-piece dinner service with the Posse family coat of arms,

porcelain, Rörstrand, early 20th Century.

An 35-piece stone china service, Spode, England, partly 19th Century.

An 35-piece stone china service,

Spode, England, partly 19th Century.

A 60-piece tableware set, Tirschenreuth Bavaria, Germany and nine mocha cups with saucers from Limoges, France, mid.

A 60-piece tableware set,

Tirschenreuth Bavaria, Germany and nine mocha cups with saucers from Limoges, France, mid.

Rörstrand, dinner service, 26 pieces, "Rehnska pattern", 1976.

Dinner service, 26 pieces, "Rehnska pattern", 1976.

Rörstrand, a mid-18th-century faience bowl dated 8 november 1758.

A mid-18th-century faience bowl dated 8 november 1758.

A 30-piece set of 'Wiener Rose' porcelain tableware, Augarten, Vienna, Austria.

A 30-piece set of 'Wiener Rose' porcelain tableware,

Augarten, Vienna, Austria.

A majolica sculpture/center piece, Rörstrand, dated 1881.

A majolica sculpture/center piece,

Rörstrand, dated 1881.

A pierced porcelain plate, KPM Berlin, 19th century.

A pierced porcelain plate,

KPM Berlin, 19th century.

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177. A French Empire ormolu mantel clock by Louis-Isidore Choiselat (master in Paris 1813-47).

10 000 - 12 000 SEK

177A. A French Empire ormolu and patinated bronze mantel clock, first part of the 19th century.

25 000 - 30 000 SEK

178. A French Empire ormolu figural table clock, ca 1830's.

6 000 - 8 000 SEK

177. A French Empire ormolu mantel clock by Louis-Isidore Choiselat (master in Paris 1813-47).

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10 000 - 12 000 SEK

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175. A French Empire ormolu and patinated bronze figural mantel clock, Paris, early 19th century.

18 000 - 20 000 SEK

176. A French Empire ormolu figural mantel clock, early 19th century.

10 000 - 12 000 SEK

177. A French Empire ormolu mantel clock by Louis-Isidore Choiselat (master in Paris 1813-47).

10 000 - 12 000 SEK

177A. A French Empire ormolu and patinated bronze mantel clock, first part of the 19th century.

25 000 - 30 000 SEK

178. A French Empire ormolu figural table clock, ca 1830's.

6 000 - 8 000 SEK

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